Overview
- ⏱️2 hours 30 minutesApproximate duration
- 🏟️Large sizedVenue capacity is 68,000
There are no discounted tickets for children and so a full-price ticket must be purchased.
There are no discounted tickets for students and so a full-price ticket must be purchased.
There are no discounted tickets for senior citizens and so a full-price ticket must be purchased.
Please be aware that all performances listed are subject to change or removal without notification.
🏟️ Address: Estadio Metropolitano, Av. de Luis Aragonés 4, Madrid, 28022, Spain Directions in Google Maps
The Estadio Metropolitano is located 10 km east of the Madrid's city centre. It connects with multiple metro and bus routes while parking is limited, so public transport is by far the most convenient way to travel to the stadium.
On-site parking (up to 4,000 spaces) is available for fans who have reserved a space in advance and received a parking pass.
Please note, parking in the vicinity of the stadium is otherwise fairly limited. Some options include:
The connections with exit 10 of the M-40 and the A-2 from Avenida Luis Aragonés are 4 four minutes away from the Cívitas Metropolitano. Other options start at Plaza de Grecia, in front of the façade of the stadium with Avenida de Arcentales, Niza Street and Avenida de Canillejas to Vicálvaro as main access and exit routes.
Estimated travelling time: from Avenida de América: 8 minutes; From Goya: 14 minutes; From Sol: 21 minutes and from Moncloa: 24 minutes.
Taxis can pick up and drop off on the roads surrounding the stadium.
Bus is a popular way to reach the Estadio Metropolitano because of its connections with multiple routes:
Many of these lines (28, 38, 48, 140, and E2) offer an increased number of services on matchdays.
On matchdays, a special EMT service will also be in effect. This bus service will run from Canillejas bus station (which connects with EMT lines 77, 101, 140, 151, and 200, and Metro Line 5) to the stadium in a clockwise route, with 5 buses running every 5 minutes from 2 hours prior to kick-off until 90 minutes after the final whistle.
The route begins at the station and continues on Avenida de Luis Aragonés until Plaza de Grecia, where it reaches the stadium. From the stadium it heads back to the station via Avenida de Arcentales and Avenida de Canillejas and Alcalá street with an intermediate stop next to the Torre Arias Metro station.
The Metro is perhaps the most popular way to reach the Estadio Metropolitano because of its connections with multiple lines, one of which runs directly to the stadium:
The nearest train station is Coslada Central, which can be reached via lines C2 and C7. This station connects directly with Metro Line 7, which can be used to reach the Metropolitano.
If you're staying in Simancas, the Estadio Metropolitano is approximately a 3.2 km (38 min) walk.
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