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It is certain that the stands of the Spotify Camp Nou stadium will be packed next Sunday night to watch the El Clasico between Barcelona and Real Madrid in La Liga.
The El Clasico match can officially decide the La Liga title. The Blaugrana will be crowned champions with a win or a draw, which has made interest in this match at its peak.
According to Spanish newspaper AS, Barcelona season ticket holders are considered very lucky as watching the game from the stadium for those without a reserved seat has been restricted to the wealthy after prices soared to “insane” levels.
He noted that currently regular tickets are no longer available through the official website of the Catalan club, as the available options are limited to only the “VIP” and “VIP Premium” categories.
The lowest price for a first class ticket is 1,750 euros and includes access to the VIP lounge in addition to luxury hospitality services.
He noted that the minimum price for the VIP Premium category starts at €2,750, as it gives the fan a prominent and more comfortable seat in the best place in the stadium.
It said that for anyone who wanted to watch El Clasico from the “presidential box” alongside club presidents, political figures and businessmen, this ticket cost a staggering €12,500 (according to the newspaper’s description).
Seats for the same price are available in the players’ area above the bench, which provides access to the VIP lounge and provides seating with a direct view of the teams’ entry tunnel and post-match interview area.
Notably, the El Clasico’s revenue record is held by the name of the previous season’s game, which earned €13.8 million, as the average ticket price then reached €554.
VIP category sales in that match totaled €4.2 million, with an average VIP Premium ticket price of €3,370, figures expected to be broken in next Sunday’s game.
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