Real Madrid Tickets

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eggward

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• Sep 5, 2013

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Morning All,

I'm off to Madrid for a long weekend next month and it just so happen Real are at home to Malaga. Can anyone recommend the best way to get tickets without being completely stung on price? There seems to be plenty of companies out there selling tickets for a massive mark up but I don't fancy that. I don't mind sitting in the gods either, just fancy soaking up abit of atmosphere and waving my albion scalf in the Bernabeu

any stories, tips or recommendations would be great

 

piersa

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• Sep 5, 2013

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there are shed loads of touts that sell them for a small mark up. It is a risk but a small one. Alternatively you can buy them from cash machines out there if I remember rightly. Don't sit in the gods is my tip, it is well worth the extra to sit close.

 

Commander

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I'm pretty sure you can buy tickets from local cashpoints for Real games. There are loads of tickets available.

 

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eggward

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any idea of the rough price for an average ticket?

 

piersa

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50 euros

 

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eggward

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great thanks, that's about what I was happy with paying

 

WhingForPresident

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Get your scalf out.

 

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eggward

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I might spend the whole day as a full kit w*anker!

 

Superphil

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eggward said:

I might spend the whole day as a full kit w*anker!

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or a half and half scarf?

 

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Tickets from cash machines? F**king hell. Quality!

 

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scooter1

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eggward said:

I might spend the whole day as a full kit w*anker!

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then you'll look like a Malaga fan

 

Publius Ovidius

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50 euros!!!!!! Do you get a pint and a tapas?

 

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granny weatherwax said:

50 euros!!!!!! Do you get a pint and a tapas?

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same price as WSL for the Millwall game

 

piersa

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granny weatherwax said:

50 euros!!!!!! Do you get a pint and a tapas?

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50 euros is good value imo. You get to watch some of the greatest sportsman in the world for £40 and experience a new culture. Fantastic.

 

Superphil

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piersa said:

50 euros is good value imo. You get to watch some of the greatest sportsman in the world for £40 and experience a new culture. Fantastic.

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4th tier though, you'll need good eyesight, or binoculars!

 

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Larry

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You can buy a ticket at the stadium for 30e.There are also plenty of outlets in the city,kiose + machines.

 

Superphil

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Larry said:

You can buy a ticket at the stadium for 30e.There are also plenty of outlets in the city,kiose + machines.

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Interesting, if you look online there are no tickets available for the upcoming matches, apart from 250e hospitality seats. The cheapest list price tickets are 53e for non members, 50e for members. When did you see these tickets for 30e?