Villarreal Tickets

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In the next section, we’ll guide you on purchasing Villarreal football tickets through official channels and the secondary market, and will touch on Villarreal season tickets and hospitality.

Yes, Villarreal tickets sell out for many matches, even if the official attendance may often be lower than the capacity at Estadio de la Cerámica.

The Villarreal CF matches that are guaranteed to sell out quickly are the fixtures against Valencia, Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, while it may be difficult to get hold of tickets for Villarreal vs Atlético Madrid and Villarreal vs Real Sociedad on the primary market.

Using the club’s official website, you can buy Villarreal CF tickets about ten days before a fixture. This is the typical timeline for La Liga tickets, but the timings can vary for Copa del Rey tickets or for European competitions.

For domestic competitions like La Liga matches, Villarreal tends not to make tickets available until the date and time of the fixture have been confirmed by the league. This method differs from many other clubs, including Sevilla FC and Real Sociedad, which put all of their league tickets on sale at the start of the season.

Buying match tickets for Villarreal on the club website can be tricky, as there is no option to be notified when the fixture goes on sale. You simply have to head to the ticket sales (Venta de Entradas) section at the correct time.

On Ticket Compare you can buy Villarreal CF tickets as early as preseason and as late as kick-off on the day of the match.

The Derbi de la Comunitat, or Derby of the Community, is one of the great matches in Villarreal’s fixture list, pitting them against the team from the capital of the same autonomous community, Valencia CF, about 55 kilometres to the south.

Due to Villarreal’s rapid rise to success in the 1980s and 90s, this is a relatively new fixture, first played in 1986. However, it took on massive importance in 1997, when the billionaire Fernando Roig opted to invest in Villarreal CF instead of following in his brother’s footsteps as owner of Valencia. The two sides soon met in the semi-final of the UEFA Cup in 2004, which Valencia won.

Villarreal match tickets for the Derbi de la Communitat are like gold dust if you try to get them through official channels.

The best hope for normal fans hoping to catch this fixture is to use the secondary market, and Ticket Compare is an excellent option, providing increased availability by sourcing tickets from a selection of trusted vendors. 

If you're hunting for cheap Villarreal tickets on the secondary market, here are some tips to help you secure the best deals:

• Buy Tickets Early: Booking tickets well in advance often means you can lock in cheaper prices before demand increases closer to the matchday.
• Pick Less Popular Matches: Flexibility with opponents can save you money. Tickets for games against smaller clubs like Getafe or Alaves are typically less expensive than matches against Real Madrid or Barcelona.
• Buy Tickets Late: Alternatively, waiting until just before kickoff can sometimes yield bargains for last-minute football tickets, as resellers drop prices to sell unsold seats.
• Go Solo: Willing to sit alone? Single tickets are often priced lower, as buying multiple seats together can carry a premium on resale platforms.
• Opt for Shortside Seats: Seats in North Stand (Fondo Norte) or South Stand (Fondo Sur) behind the goals are usually more budget-friendly than the pricier Tribuna or Preferente stands along the sidelines.
• Choose the Corners: Tickets in the corners of the stadium also come at a discount. While the view may be less than perfect, it’s a great option for fans seeking affordable ways to enjoy Villarreal matches.

An adult season ticket for Villarreal CF at Estadio de la Cerámica costs between €235 and €1,700 in 2024/25. Villarreal was one of just two clubs in the competition, along with Sevilla CF to freeze the price of their season tickets from 2023/24.

The cheapest season tickets at Villarreal are in the north-east corner of the ground in the Grada de Animación, which we’ll talk about in more detail later.

The most expensive season tickets at La Cerámica are in the Main Stand (Tribuna), mid-tier in the Súper Tribuna section. These pricier seats are essentially premium non-hospitality.

To encourage as many fans to attend Villarreal matches as possible, the club offers a special Gold (Oro) tier with sizable discounts for renewing season ticket holders who missed no more than four matches in the previous season.

Should Villarreal qualify, Champions League tickets, or tickets for the UEFA Europa League, should Villarreal qualify are not included in the basic price of a Villarreal season ticket.

Gold season tickets cost between €125 and €1,700, and the only area without reduced tickets is the Súper Tribuna. Finally, fans aged 26 or below will only have to pay 50% of the season ticket price, while people aged 65 and over get a discount of €30.

First off, it’s important to say that a Villarreal CF season ticket gives you a seat for every La Liga match at Estadio de la Cerámica. This is worth pointing out, because some teams, like UD Las Palmas, don’t include matches against Real Madrid and FC Barcelona in the price of their season ticket.

Other perks of a Villarreal CF season ticket include:

• Entry to all matches Villarreal youth team (Cantera Grogueta) and women’s matches (Femenino) at the club’s Ciudad Deportiva José Manuel Llaneza training campus.
• The opportunity to reserve a fixed seat at the Mini Estadi for Villarreal B matches.
• Financing options for Villarreal season tickets via CaixaBank
• Special discounts via a host of “Yellow Club” partner companies

• Train: The city is served by Line C-6 of the Cercanías Valencia commuter train and is on Line 50 of the Renfe Medium Distance (Media Distancia) line between Valencia and Tortosa.
• Drive: Vila-real is on the motorway, Autopista AP-7 (Autopista del Mediterráneo), connecting with Valencia in under 1 hour, Tarragona in about 2 hours and Barcelona in about 3 hours.
• Walk: The stadium is extremely convenient to reach on foot, at just ten minutes from the centre of Vila-Real and about 20 minutes from the city’s train station.
• Bus: Inside Vila-real you can catch the local Bus Urbà, route (Linia) L1A and L1B, running connecting with the heart of the city and the train station and dropping you off near the ground on Carrer de Calvari

Villarreal has a relatively small corner of the stadium set aside as a Grada de Animación or singing section, where the liveliest Yellow Submarine fans will be on their feet and making as much noise as possible.

This area can be found in the north-east corner of the stadium, between the North Stand (Fondo Norte) and Preferential Stand (Preferente).

Fans in the Grada de Animación at La Cerámica are expected to attend at least 85% of all Villarreal home matches or risk losing their seat. These tickets are also non-transferable, which can make it hard to get tickets for Villarreal matches with the ultras.

It may be difficult to get Villarreal CF tickets in this exact part of the stadium, but the north-east corner will always generate the most noise.

This all comes down to what kind of match you want to experience with your Villarreal CF tickets. As we mentioned, the loudest part of the ground will be the north-east corner of the stadium (esquina norte fondo preferente) in the Grada de Animación.

If you value great views of the pitch, without spending big in the hospitality areas, you can head for the Preferential Stand (Preferente). Here the upper stand, or Tribuna Preferente is right on the halfway line, with excellent views across the pitch to the dugouts.

The away section at Villarreal’s Estadio de la Cerámica is in the upper tier of the North Stand (Fondo Norte), and can be accessed via gate (puerta) 25.

The part of the stadium for visiting fans has 2,062 seats, 1,308 of which offer clear views, with a further 754 offering restricted views.

Villarreal CF takes pride in offering one of the safest away stands in La Liga, including exclusive access for away fans and complete separation from the home supporters at La Cerámica.

• European Glory: Villarreal claimed their first major European title by winning the UEFA Europa League in 2021, defeating Manchester United in a dramatic penalty shootout.
• Domestic Success: Achieved La Liga runner-up status in the 2007–08 season, their best-ever domestic finish.
• Consistent European Presence: Semi-finalists in the UEFA Champions League twice (2005/06, 2021/22), demonstrating an ability to compete with Europe’s elite.

• Early 2000s: The club’s meteoric rise included their first UEFA Intertoto Cup win in 2003, paving the way for UEFA Cup qualification and establishing Villarreal on the European stage.
• Manuel Pellegrini Era (2004–2009): Under Pellegrini, Villarreal achieved their best-ever league finish and made a deep run in the 2005/06 Champions League.
• Recent European Success: Villarreal’s Europa League triumph in 2021 was the cherry on the cake, and the culmination of a 25-year dream.

• Juan Román Riquelme: The Argentine playmaker was pivotal during Villarreal’s rise in the early 2000s, leading the team to the Champions League semi-finals.
• Gerard Moreno: Villarreal’s all-time top scorer and a talismanic figure in their Europa League triumph.
• Diego Forlán: The Uruguayan striker brought flair and goals, earning the European Golden Shoe while at Villarreal.
• Marcos Senna: The Brazil-born midfield general was key to Villarreal’s domestic and European success, also starring for Spain in their Euro 2008 win.
• Santi Cazorla: A creative genius whose skills and leadership left a lasting impact on Villarreal.
• Álex Baena: Villarreal’s creative star of the 2020s created 102 chances in La Liga in 2024, becoming the first player to break the 100-mark since Messi in 2017.

• Manuel Pellegrini: Led Villarreal to their best-ever La Liga finish and a Champions League semi-final, establishing the club as a European contender.
• Unai Emery: Mastermind behind Villarreal’s historic Europa League victory in 2021.
• Javi Calleja: Revitalised the club during challenging times, steering Villarreal back to European competition following relegation in the early 2010s.

Yes, as long as you go through the correct websites, with payment protection and authenticity guarantees. Ticket Compare only works with the top secondary markets, and conducts in-depth reviews of ticket resellers to ensure that fans can purchase with confidence.

Yes, you can buy physical Villarreal CF match tickets from the stadium’s box office (Taquillas), open only on the day of the match.

You can also buy tickets for Villarrreal matches at the club’s official store at the ground, as well as the official store in the centre of Villarreal on Plaça Major.

Naturally, there’s a risk of tickets being sold-out if you use these methods, and it pays to remember that you can buy Villarreal match tickets on Ticket Compare, even if the match has sold-out on the primary market.

The name comes from The Beatles song, which became an unofficial club anthem as soon as the song was released in 1966. The club’s jersey had been yellow since 1947, but it wasn’t until Villarreal’s first golden age in the mid-2000s that they decided for yellow socks and shorts as well.

As a club hailing from a city of just 50,000 people, the word “submarine” also symbolises Villarreal’s ability to stay up or afloat every season against the odds.

Yes, you can tour the Estadio de la Cerámica with something called the Villarreal Immersion Experience. This guided tour includes access to the official museum, where visitors can explore the club's history, values, and identity through interactive exhibits and audiovisual displays.

The visit includes a behind-the-scenes tour of the stadium, revealing its most famous and exclusive areas. The experience lasts approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes and is available in Spanish, Valencian, and English.

Tours run on Thursday and Friday afternoons, Saturday morning and evening, and Sunday morning. Tickets are €15 for visitors aged 12 and over, offering an unforgettable opportunity to dive into the Yellow Submarine's world.