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How to Get to Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium
The stadium is situated in the Nervión district, east of Seville's historic centre, and is accessible by public transport, taxi or on foot.
- By metro: Nervión and Gran Plaza stations are both within walking distance of the stadium.
- By bus: Several local routes serve the surrounding area, including routes 21, 27, 28 and 32. Check current services before travelling.
- By train: San Bernardo station provides rail and metro connections, making it useful for visitors arriving from other parts of Seville.
- By taxi: Taxis offer a direct route from the city centre, railway station or airport. Allow extra time for matchday traffic.
- By car: Parking is available in the wider Nervión area, but traffic and parking restrictions may affect access on match days.
Seville is also well connected by train and air, making it possible to combine a match with a visit to the city's historic centre.
What Types of Sevilla FC Tickets Do We Offer?
Season and Members Cards
Some listings may offer season or membership cards rather than standard match tickets. Check the listing for instructions on using and returning the card, along with any conditions that apply.
E-tickets
Electronic tickets may be available for selected fixtures. Your booking confirmation should explain how tickets will be delivered and whether they need to be displayed on a mobile device or printed.
Paper Tickets
Paper tickets may be offered for certain matches. Delivery or collection arrangements vary, so review the listing before booking and allow enough time for any required delivery.
Sevilla FC Tickets FAQs
How much do Sevilla FC tickets cost?
Prices depend on the opponent, fixture, seating area and demand. Matches against Real Betis, Barcelona or Real Madrid may attract greater interest. Compare available listings to find an option that suits your budget.
Where does Sevilla FC play?
Sevilla FC play at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium in the Nervión district of Seville, Spain. The ground opened in 1958 and has hosted domestic league matches and major European fixtures.
How do I get to Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium?
You can reach the stadium by metro, bus, taxi or on foot from parts of central Seville. Nervión and Gran Plaza metro stations are both nearby.
Who are Sevilla FC's main rivals?
Sevilla's biggest rivals are Real Betis, with matches between the clubs known as the Seville derby. The fixture is one of the most significant occasions in the city's football calendar.
What is Sevilla FC known for?
Founded in 1890, Sevilla are known for their red-and-white colours and their record seven UEFA Europa League titles. The club has also won La Liga once and the Copa del Rey five times.
Where do away fans sit at Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium?
Away supporters are generally allocated a designated section, depending on the fixture and ticket arrangements. Check your chosen listing for seating details before booking.
When should I book Sevilla FC tickets?
Booking in advance gives you more time to compare seating options and arrange your trip. The Seville derby and matches against popular opponents may attract greater demand.
How will I receive my Sevilla FC tickets?
Delivery methods vary by listing and may include e-tickets, paper tickets or season and membership cards. Check your booking confirmation for delivery or collection instructions.
Can I sit with friends when buying Sevilla FC tickets?
Seating together depends on availability and the tickets offered. Review the listing before booking, as adjacent seats cannot always be guaranteed.
Is it safe to buy Sevilla FC tickets through Football Ticket Pad?
Read the ticket listing, booking terms and Football Ticket Pad's Fan Protection Policy before purchasing so you understand the conditions and protections that apply to your booking.



















