In this guide
What opened on 10 October, and what is still closedFour places that share one nicknameWhat a seat costs, and the figures to ignoreThree routes to the top of the stadiumWhy the opening slipped by more than two yearsWhere to eat and drink with the pitch in view insteadTour, rooftops and pre-match barsPairing the view with a match ticketFrequently asked questionsThe Bernabéu Sky Bar opened on 10 October 2026 during Real Madrid's home match against Villarreal, following more than two years of delays and a legal dispute with its former operator. According to Marca, the venue initially operates as a VIP hospitality box for Real Madrid matches and is also available for NFL events. The general-public restaurant, bar and nightclub concept originally planned has yet to launch in full.
Article Summary: Real Madrid's Sky Bar is open as a VIP hospitality box in the top ring of the Santiago Bernabéu's west stand, used for Real Madrid matches and NFL events. The public restaurant and club concept is still to come and no 2026/27 price had been found on the club's channels as of October 2026. The one confirmed public route inside is a ticketed Skywalk experience that starts in November 2026.
- The Sky Bar opened on 10 October 2026 at Real Madrid v Villarreal with room for around 200 guests, according to Marca and El Debate.
- Real Madrid regained possession of the space through a court-authorised settlement announced on 14 May 2026.
- The Bernabéu Skywalk imagined by Cirque du Soleil runs from 13 November 2026 to 10 January 2027 and ends inside the Sky Bar, with adult tickets from €27 (about £23) as of October 2026.
- The widely quoted €2,000 to €3,000 per match prices date from May 2024 under an operator that later became insolvent.
- The standard Bernabéu Tour, from €37 online as of October 2026, does not include the Sky Bar or the Skywalk.
That gap between the name and the reality is why so many visitors arrive confused. This guide separates what is open from what is not, sets out the prices that can be verified and lists the places inside and around the ground where a view of the pitch is bookable today.
What opened on 10 October, and what is still closed

The Sky Bar is a single premium space set in the top ring on the Paseo de la Castellana side. Marca's report of 10 October 2026 puts it at around 700 square metres indoors plus two outdoor terraces of 250 square metres each. Both Marca and El Debate reported on the Villarreal match that it is only partly in operation: the VIP box is open for Real Madrid matches and, according to Marca, is also available for the NFL's visit to the stadium, while the restaurant and late-night club that were part of the original plan have no confirmed date. Real Madrid now operates the space itself and has not named a new outside operator.
| Part of the project | Status in October 2026 | Who can use it |
|---|---|---|
| Sky Bar VIP box (about 200 seats) | Open for Real Madrid matches and NFL events, per Marca | VIP guests |
| Sky Bar restaurant and club | Not open, no date announced | Nobody yet |
| Skywalk (level 10 walkway) | Tickets scheduled to go on general sale 15 October 2026; visits begin 13 November 2026 | Anyone with a Fever ticket |
| General-public bar service | Not yet launched | No public access reported |
Four places that share one nickname

Most searches for a "sky bar" at Real Madrid's ground are really looking for one of four different things. Several ticket guides add to the muddle by stating that the Skywalk is already part of the stadium tour. Fever's launch announcement of 8 October 2026 contradicts that, presenting 13 November as the first time the public can walk it.
| Name | What it is | Bookable by the public? |
|---|---|---|
| Sky Bar | VIP box with a central bar, top ring, west side | No public sale announced |
| Skywalk | Walkway on level 10 with views over Madrid and the pitch | Yes, from 13 November 2026 |
| Tour panoramic view | Viewing point inside the bowl on the stadium tour | Yes, daily |
| KŌ by 99 Sushi Bar | Separate 10th-floor restaurant in the north-east corner | Yes, by reservation |
What a seat costs, and the figures to ignore

No Sky Bar price for 2026/27 could be found on Real Madrid's channels or in press coverage of the opening as of October 2026. The numbers that still circulate, €2,000 for a Gold seat, €2,500 for Premium and €3,000 for Diamond per person per match, were reported by OKDiario and El Español in May 2024. They belonged to the previous operator's offer, which was never delivered, and should be read as history rather than a price list.
| Product | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Sky Bar match-day seat, 2026/27 | None found | Unconfirmed as of October 2026 |
| Sky Bar seat, 2024 launch offer | €2,000 to €3,000 (about £1,690 to £2,540) | Outdated, May 2024 |
| Skywalk with Cirque du Soleil, adult | From €27 (about £23) | Confirmed by Fever, October 2026 |
| Skywalk with Cirque du Soleil, under 14 | From €20 (about £17) | Confirmed by Fever, October 2026 |
| Bernabéu Tour, Classic | From €37 online, €40 at the box office (about £31 and £34) | Real Madrid tour prices, October 2026 |
Sterling figures use the October 2026 rate of roughly £0.85 to the euro. Skywalk prices vary by date and time slot, so the "from" price applies to the quieter sessions.
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Three routes to the top of the stadium

The Skywalk and stadium tour offer public booking options, while access to the Sky Bar's match-day VIP hospitality remains restricted.
- Match-day VIP place: the Sky Bar currently operates as a VIP box for Real Madrid matches and NFL events. No seller or request process had been found on the club's channels as of October 2026, so any third-party listing deserves caution.
- The Skywalk: Fever's launch announcement confirms a route along the level 10 walkways, inspired by the KURIOS show, that finishes inside the Sky Bar. Sessions run 17:00 to 23:00 on weekdays and 12:00 to 23:00 at weekends, with last entry at 22:00. Fever's booking listing puts the visit at about 30 minutes, with general sale from 15 October 2026.
- The stadium tour: Real Madrid's tour listing covers the museum, the panoramic view, the changing rooms and the dugouts. It does not reach the Sky Bar, whatever resale guides suggest, and the changing rooms and dugouts are not accessible on match days or the day before.
Why the opening slipped by more than two years

The delay stemmed from a contract dispute, which is separate from the concert-noise cases that have kept music out of the ground. Anastia Gourmet Hostelería received the operating rights in 2023. A planned debut at the home match against Barcelona on 21 April 2024 was missed, as was the launch at the final home game of that season, and the two sides ended up in court. Marca reports that Real Madrid sued over the missed opening and alleged unpaid sums, while the operator blamed the club for not handing over the space on the agreed dates; these were disputed claims that no ruling cited here has settled. The operator was declared insolvent by a Madrid commercial court in December 2025, and Real Madrid's statement of 14 May 2026 confirmed a settlement authorised by the commercial court handling the bankruptcy.
Where to eat and drink with the pitch in view instead

Real Madrid lists four restaurants inside the stadium with pitch views, and all four are open to the public. For a visitor who simply wants a meal or a drink above the grass, these are the realistic choices in 2026. Bernabéu Market offers another public dining option, although it is a food hall and not one of the four pitch-view restaurants.
| Venue | Where | Style | Price signal |
|---|---|---|---|
| KŌ by 99 Sushi Bar | 10th floor, Gate 39, Calle Padre Damián | High-end Japanese, 99 covers | Average €125 (about £106) before drinks, per Macarfi, October 2026 |
| Arzábal Bernabéu | Access via Calle Rafael Salgado | Traditional tavern cooking behind 50 metres of glass | Not verified |
| Puerta 57 | Inside the stadium, long established | Spanish cooking, seafood and rice dishes | Not verified |
| Plaza Mahou | Inside the stadium | Madrid dishes with an in-house microbrewery | Casual |
| Bernabéu Market | Food hall, 3,000 square metres | Multiple operators, room for 1,000 diners | Varies by operator |
KŌ is the closest substitute for height: it sits on the 10th floor and opened on 17 March 2025. Diners reviewing it tend to agree on the view and split on value, so book it for the setting rather than as a bargain.
Tour, rooftops and pre-match bars

The lowest-priced confirmed public pitch-view option is the Classic Bernabéu Tour, from €37 online as of October 2026. Guided tickets start from €56 (about £47). Outside the stadium, El Cielo de la Castellana at H10 Tribeca is a 12th-floor rooftop bar and restaurant with documented views of the Bernabéu, open to hotel guests and non-guests. For wider skyline views, the 360º Rooftop Bar at the Riu Plaza España on Gran Vía and the Azotea del Círculo de Bellas Artes are the established names, and the Riu charges non-guests for entry.
Before kick-off, supporters gather on Calle de Marceliano Santa María, a short walk from the turnstiles. The Irish Rover on Avenida de Brasil and José Luis on Calle de Rafael Salgado are popular meeting points for travelling fans. The Madrid matchday guide covers transport and timings in more detail.
Pairing the view with a match ticket

None of the options above replaces a seat for the match. Real Madrid home fixtures are on sale on 1BoxOffice, and these are standard match tickets that do not include Sky Bar entry. Fans who want a similar vantage point can use the Santiago Bernabéu seating plan to find the upper tiers on the west side, and the guide to buying Real Madrid tickets without membership explains how access differs for non-members.
Step1
Find the fixture
Choose the Real Madrid home match that fits your trip, checking the date and kick-off time shown on the listing.
Step2
Create an account or log in
Use the 1BoxOffice register form or sign in with existing details.
Step3
Select your seat
Compare the listed sections against the stadium map and pick the tier and side you prefer.
Step4
Review the order
Check the quantity, the section, the delivery method and the total before continuing.
Step5
Complete payment
Orders fall under the 1BoxOffice 150% guarantee: if no alternative is offered and the original tickets are not received, the buyer is eligible for a full refund and may also receive a credit voucher worth 50% of the original order value, excluding fees and taxes, capped at £125.
Step6
Follow the delivery
Use track order to follow the tickets until they arrive.
Frequently asked questions
1. Can you see the pitch from the Sky Bar at the Bernabéu?
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The Sky Bar looks directly over the pitch from the top ring of the west stand, and its two outdoor terraces face the Paseo de la Castellana.
2. Is there a dress code for the Sky Bar at Real Madrid's stadium?
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No dress code for the Sky Bar could be found on Real Madrid's channels as of October 2026, so visitors should confirm any dress requirements with their hospitality provider before attending.
3. Is the Bernabéu Skywalk suitable for children and wheelchair users?
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Fever lists the Skywalk experience as open to all ages and wheelchair accessible, with the reduced €20 ticket applying to under 14s as of October 2026.
4. Is the Bernabéu Tour open on match days?
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The Bernabéu Tour stays open on match days until five and a half hours before kick-off, although Real Madrid's 2026 tour information says the changing rooms and dugouts are closed on match days and the day before.
5. Can you eat at the Bernabéu without a match ticket?
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Bernabéu Market is open to the public without a match ticket, with normal opening hours of 10:00 to midnight, and on match days public access is restricted before, during and shortly after the fixture.
The Sky Bar is open in name and limited in practice, so plan around what can be booked: the Skywalk from November, a pitch-view table or the tour. For the match itself, 1BoxOffice, a ticket marketplace operating since 2006, lists Real Madrid home fixtures with orders backed by its 150% money-back guarantee under the terms set out above.
Sources: Real Madrid club announcements and tour information, Fever, Marca, El Debate, OKDiario, El Español, EFE, Macarfi, Telemadrid, Gastroactivity, H10 Hotels.



