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More Than 19,000 Season Tickets in a 23,173-Seat GroundWebsite, Two Shops and a Window That Opens Two Hours Before Kick-OffWhat a Seat Costs and What the Club Last PublishedChampions League Nights: Four Home Matches and One Season-Ticket TierReading La Cerámica: Stands, the Singing Corner and the Visiting BlockThe Released Seat and Why Thousands Stay EmptyBarcelona, Valencia, Real Madrid and Atlético: Where Demand Is HighestAway Days and Visiting SupportersWhen the Club Has Nothing Left: Resale, the Law and the Small PrintFAQsSix Villarreal home league matches have been played in 2026/27, with attendances ranging from 17,102 against Getafe on 8 November 2026 to 18,671 against Levante on 20 September, according to figures published by LaLiga and in agency match reports. The Estadio de la Cerámica has a stated capacity of 23,173, according to Villarreal Club de Fútbol (Villarreal CF). None of the six reached capacity, an average attendance shortfall of roughly 5,300 spectators, although those figures do not show how many seats were on sale to the public: season-ticket holders can stay away without releasing a seat and some areas are reserved. For anyone looking at Villarreal tickets without membership this season the firmer point is that the club sells single-match seats to the public, subject to availability, with no card asked for at the point of sale.
Article Summary: Yes, non-members can buy single-match seats for Villarreal home games at the Estadio de la Cerámica in 2026/27. The club sells to the public through its ticketing website, its two shops in Vila-real and the stadium ticket windows, which open two hours before kick-off. Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid, Valencia and the Champions League nights are the dates where demand is highest.
- Villarreal's six home league matches of 2026/27 up to 8 November drew between 17,102 and 18,671 spectators, according to LaLiga match data and agency reports, against a capacity of 23,173.
- The Carnet Soc Groguet costs €50 for 2026/27 and gives 50% off up to four LaLiga match tickets, excluding Real Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Atlético Madrid, according to Villarreal's notice of 29 October 2026.
- A new Villarreal season ticket for 2026/27 costs €250 to €950 for league matches and €325 to €1,200 with the Champions League league phase, according to the club's campaign price table.
- Villarreal season-ticket holders who release a seat receive 40% of the ticket price if it sells and can take back an unsold seat until three hours before kick-off, according to the club's seat-release information for 2026/27.
- Espanyol received 700 visiting tickets at €40 each for the match at the Estadio de la Cerámica on 30 October 2026, according to La Grada on 21 October 2026.
The practical question is which match. For a routine league date the club's own sale is the place to start, and a visitor who watches the ticket information on the club website can buy at face value when seats go on public sale, subject to availability. For Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid, the derby against Valencia and the European nights, the public allocation is likely to be smaller and to go faster. When the club's stock has gone for a date you have already built a trip around, Villarreal tickets offered by sellers on 1BoxOffice show the stand and delivery method before you pay. Orders carry the 150% money-back guarantee: a full refund if tickets are not delivered and no alternative is offered, plus a goodwill credit voucher that 1BoxOffice may issue at its discretion.
More Than 19,000 Season Tickets in a 23,173-Seat Ground
Villarreal do not ask for a membership card at the point of sale. The last sale notice the club published for a home league match, on 7 August 2025, was addressed to supporters who are not season-ticket holders and sent them to the online sale or the club shops. The club's online ticket information still showed the Getafe match of 8 November 2026 as on sale through the same public channel when it was checked the following day. What the abono (season ticket) decides is how many seats are left for everyone else.
The numbers are public. The club gives the capacity of the stadium as 23,173. On 2 September 2026 it said, as reported by Actualidad Castellón, that it had more than 19,000 season-ticket holders for 2026/27, that the areas for home supporters hold 21,000 seats and that the visiting sector holds a little over 2,000. On those figures fewer than 2,000 home seats were never tied to a season ticket. The rest of the public supply comes from season-ticket holders who cannot attend and hand the seat back for one match, a system set out further down.
New season tickets were limited this year. The club's notice of 31 July 2026 put 1,000 on sale from 4 August, in person at the stadium ticket windows and by appointment only, with an identity document required and with the warning that an appointment did not secure a seat. The tiers below are the ones the club published for 2026/27.
| Tier (2026/27) | Price | Reserved seat | What it changes for match tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abono LaLiga, General rate | €250 to €950, by zone | Yes | Covers the 19 home league matches, plus academy and women's team matches at the training ground |
| Abono Champions, General rate | €325 to €1,200, by zone | Yes | Adds the Champions League league phase and every Copa del Rey match played at the Estadio de la Cerámica |
| Oro rate (attendance reward for existing holders) | €150 to €700 for LaLiga, €210 to €880 with the Champions League | Yes | Paid by holders who missed no more than four matches in 2025/26 |
| Carnet Soc Groguet (supporter card) | €50 | No | 50% off up to four tickets for selected LaLiga matches, access to visiting-section tickets when the team plays away, free entry to Villarreal B and academy matches |
| No card at all | €0 | No | Public sale at full price, online, at the club shops or at the stadium windows |
For a single trip the sums are simple. The Soc Groguet discount applies to up to four tickets across the season, only for matches the club selects, never for Real Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia or Atlético Madrid and always subject to the seats available. Half price on a €50 Fondo seat, the starting price the club's ticket portal showed for the Elche match in October 2026, would save €25, so the €50 card covers its cost with the second discounted ticket. Four discounted tickets at that price would save €100 before the cost of the card, a net saving of €50. For one match and one seat it costs more than it saves. The club's notice of 29 October 2026 says the card is on sale until 15 January 2027 through its online shop and its two shops in Vila-real, and that ticket requests from card holders go by email to groguet@villarrealcf.es.
For supporters following Villarreal away, the card's greater value may be access to visiting tickets: it is the only route to them for anyone without a season ticket or a place in a peña (supporters' club).
Website, Two Shops and a Window That Opens Two Hours Before Kick-Off
There are four ways to buy from the club, all set out in the ticket information on its website, checked on 9 November 2026.
- Online: each match on the club's ticket information links to its ticketing website once the sale is open.
- Club shop at the stadium: Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 20:00, Sunday from 10:00 to 14:00, open on matchdays.
- Club shop in the town centre: Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 14:00 and from 16:00 to 20:00, closed on public holidays.
- Stadium ticket windows: closed during the week and open on matchdays from two hours before the match.
Until last season the club announced each home sale in a news post. Between June and early November 2026 its news feed carried sale notices for away matches only, so the ticket information itself is now the signal. On 9 November it showed the next four matches. The next home date, Real Sociedad on 6 December with the kick-off time still to be confirmed, carried an Avísame (notify me) button in place of a buy button. Registering on the club website is free, and the club sends an alert when tickets for that match go on sale. With 27 days to go, that sale had not opened.
The date printed in the calendar is a placeholder until LaLiga assigns the television slot. The club has published a notice each time a home kick-off was fixed this season, and the pattern is worth knowing before booking flights.
| Home league match (2026/27) | Kick-off confirmed on | Confirmed day and time (Spanish local time) | Days of notice |
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| Deportivo La Coruña | 3 August | Saturday 5 September, 21:00 | 33 |
| Real Betis | 31 August | Monday 14 September, 21:00 | 14 |
| Levante | 31 August | Sunday 20 September, 18:30 | 20 |
| Elche | 16 September | Saturday 17 October, 16:15 | 31 |
| Espanyol | 5 October | Friday 30 October, 21:00 | 25 |
| Getafe | 12 October | Sunday 8 November, 18:30 | 27 |
Notice has ranged from 14 to 33 days, and four of the six matches were played on a Saturday, a Monday or a Friday. Anyone flying in should book travel that covers Friday to Monday until the club confirms the slot. Every time in the club's notices is Spanish local time. A 21:00 start in Vila-real is 20:00 in London and midnight in Dubai during the winter months, and websites that convert times for other countries are the reason the same match can appear online with several different kick-offs.
The same order of season-ticket holders first and the public second runs through most of Spain's top division, and our guide to buying La Liga tickets without membership sets Villarreal's version beside the bigger clubs. Anyone combining Vila-real with Valencia or Barcelona on the same trip can compare dates and prices for La Liga tickets across the season.
What a Seat Costs and What the Club Last Published
Villarreal publish no single-match price list in their news, so the price appears match by match on the club's ticket portal while a sale is open. For the Elche match on 17 October 2026 the portal showed starting prices in four zones. They are set out below beside the last prices the club put in a notice, for the league opener against Real Oviedo on 15 August 2025 and a pre-season match against Aston Villa five days earlier.
| Zone | Club ticket portal, Elche match (17 October 2026) | Club notices of August 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Grada Alta (upper tier, north end) | From €40 | €35 (pre-season match only) |
| Fondo (behind the goals) | From €50 | €45 |
| Preferencia (long side) | From €60 | €55 |
| Tribuna (main stand) | From €85 | €80 |
| Super Tribuna (central main stand) | Not shown | €165 |
The starting prices for the Fondo, the Preferencia and the Tribuna were each €5 above the league prices in the August 2025 notice. The Grada Alta figures are not like for like, because the 2025 price was for a pre-season match. Treat any single match as a snapshot and no more: prices are set match by match, the Super Tribuna name does not appear among the 2026/27 season-ticket zones and the odd-numbered side of the Tribuna has since become a hospitality area. The August 2025 notices added a management fee of €2.50 per ticket, so check the final amount before paying. Visiting supporters pay a separate price: Espanyol sold its 700 visiting tickets for the match of 30 October 2026 at €40 each, according to La Grada.
The season-ticket table for 2026/27 shows why most of the ground is taken before a single ticket goes on sale. A Fondo Norte seat at the General rate costs €350 for 19 league matches, about €18 a match, against a starting price of €50 for one Fondo seat at the Elche match. In the club's table, Tribuna Preferente is the Preferencia side and Par means the even-numbered half of a stand.
| Zone (club's names, 2026/27) | Abono LaLiga, General | Abono LaLiga, Oro | Abono Champions, General | Abono Champions, Oro |
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| Esquina Fondo Norte Preferente or Tribuna, Grada de Animación, reduced mobility | €250 | €150 | €325 | €210 |
| Esquina Fondo Sur Preferente or Tribuna | €300 | €180 | €380 | €240 |
| Fondo Norte | €350 | €270 | €440 | €335 |
| Fondo Sur | €360 | €280 | €460 | €350 |
| Tribuna Preferente Lateral or Baja Lateral | €510 | €365 | €640 | €460 |
| Tribuna Lateral Par | €570 | €425 | €720 | €535 |
| Tribuna Preferente Central or Baja Central | €700 | €525 | €870 | €655 |
| Tribuna Central Par | €950 | €700 | €1,200 | €880 |
The Oro rate is an attendance reward, not a membership grade a newcomer can buy. Holders who missed no more than four matches in 2025/26 pay it this season, and missing no more than three league matches in 2026/27 earns it for 2027/28. The club's campaign notice of 26 June 2026 also keeps a 50% reduction for supporters born on or after 1 January 2001 in every zone except VIP, and €30 off for pensioners.
Hospitality is sold match by match and needs no membership. The club's online ticket information carried a separate VIP ticket link for the Getafe match, and the Club La Cerámica hospitality area opened this season on the odd-numbered side of the Tribuna, with the club saying on 26 June 2026 that it would keep developing as the stadium works advance. No single-match hospitality prices had been published by 9 November. Two matchday extras launched in April 2025 remain on the club's experiences menu: the Match Groc Experience, limited to 10 places a match and priced at launch at €275 with a seat or €175 without one, and the Meet & Groc, priced at launch at €75 without a match ticket.
Cup football follows separate rules. The Abono Champions covers every Copa del Rey match played at the Estadio de la Cerámica, while the Abono LaLiga does not, so for a home cup tie the league-only season-ticket holders buy in the same sale as the public. Early rounds are a different matter because the lower-division club hosts a single match: Villarreal opened the 2026/27 competition with a 5-0 win away to CE Manacor on 27 October 2026. Dates and prices for later rounds across the competition are on Copa del Rey tickets as each draw is made.
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Champions League Nights: Four Home Matches and One Season-Ticket Tier
Villarreal are in the Champions League league phase for the second season running, and the draw of 27 August 2026 gave them four home matches. Two have been played: a 3-1 win over Napoli on 13 October and a 0-6 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain on 3 November, watched by 20,036 according to EFE. Two remain, both confirmed in the club's draw notice: Sabah on Tuesday 8 December at 18:45 and Manchester United on Wednesday 27 January 2027 at 21:00.
Access works differently from the league. The Abono Champions includes the four league-phase matches, and the club's wording stops there, so a knockout tie would be a separate sale. Holders of the league-only season ticket have no European seat built in, which puts them in the market for single tickets alongside the public. The price gap between the two season tickets, €75 to €250 depending on the zone, is what those four matches and the home cup ties cost a season-ticket holder who chose the larger package.
Attendance against Paris Saint-Germain provides another useful comparison. Even with the reigning European champions in town it was 3,137 below the stated capacity, a gap that includes the visiting sector and the segregation around it. The match against Sabah of Azerbaijan falls on a Tuesday at 18:45, two days after the Real Sociedad league date, and seats for Villarreal vs Sabah tickets are likely to be easier to find than for the final league-phase night. Villarreal vs Manchester United tickets carry a history of their own: the two clubs met in the 2021 Europa League final in Gdańsk, which Villarreal won 11-10 on penalties.
Supporters of the visiting club buy the visiting section from their own club, never from Villarreal. For everything else in the competition, our guide on how to buy Champions League tickets explains how each stage is sold, and dates across the league phase and knockout rounds are grouped under Champions League tickets.
Reading La Cerámica: Stands, the Singing Corner and the Visiting Block
The stadium has four sides, and the club's 2026/27 zone map names them the way the ticket sale does. The Tribuna and the Preferencia run along the two touchlines. Fondo Norte and Fondo Sur are the two ends. Behind Fondo Norte sits a further upper section, split between the Grada Alta and the block marked for visiting supporters.
- Tribuna: the main stand, where Tribuna Central and Tribuna Lateral sit beside the new Club La Cerámica hospitality area.
- Preferencia: the opposite touchline, divided into Central and Lateral blocks with a lower strip (Baja) at pitch level and a reduced-mobility area at the Fondo Sur end.
- Fondo Norte and Fondo Sur: the two ends behind the goals, and the lowest-priced full stands in the season-ticket table.
- Grada de Animación: the singing section, in the corner where Fondo Norte meets the Preferencia, with access and security conditions set by LaLiga.
- Visiting block: in the upper section behind Fondo Norte, next to the Grada Alta.
A neutral who wants a calm seat among home supporters should look at the Preferencia or the Tribuna and stay clear of the Fondo Norte corner beside the singing section and the upper block behind it. Par and Impar in a zone name mean the even-numbered and odd-numbered halves of a stand, which is how the club separates the two ends of each touchline.
Parts of the stadium remain under redevelopment. The club began works in June 2026 to add new vomitories (the tunnels that lead from the concourse to the seats) and distribution corridors, and to put up a new building where Fondo Norte meets the Tribuna. Some season-ticket holders were moved as a result, and the first phase was finished in time for the opening home match on 5 September. Zone names and block boundaries can therefore differ from older seating maps found online.
Getting there is simple by rail. Vila-real has its own station on the line between Valencia and Castellón, the ride from Valencia takes about an hour and the stadium is a short walk from the station. Sightlines and the block layout are set out stand by stand in the Estadio de la Cerámica seating plan, and current seats for every home date are grouped under Estadio de la Cerámica tickets.
The Released Seat and Why Thousands Stay Empty
More than 19,000 season tickets and crowds of around 18,000 do not add up unless a large number of season-ticket holders stay away from ordinary league matches. The attendance figures for the first six home dates make the point.
| Home league match (2026/27) | Attendance | Below the 23,173 capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Deportivo La Coruña, Saturday 5 September | 18,302 | 4,871 |
| Real Betis, Monday 14 September | 18,267 | 4,906 |
| Levante, Sunday 20 September | 18,671 | 4,502 |
| Elche, Saturday 17 October | 17,329 | 5,844 |
| Espanyol, Friday 30 October | 17,486 | 5,687 |
| Getafe, Sunday 8 November | 17,102 | 6,071 |
The average is about 17,860, roughly 5,300 short of capacity. Not all of those seats were on sale to home supporters: the visiting sector alone holds a little over 2,000, and Espanyol, for example, took 700 tickets. Even so, none of the six matches reached capacity.
The club's answer to the empty seat is Asiento Libre (free seat). A season-ticket holder who cannot attend releases the seat through the season-ticket holders' portal and the club puts it on sale. If it sells, the holder receives 40% of the ticket price for that zone as a discount on the 2027/28 renewal. Holders in the Casals boxes, the VIP areas and the Grada de Animación cannot release. The club says it has set a ceiling on the discount any one holder can build up this way.
Two details in the club's seat-release information for 2026/27 matter to a buyer. Released seats are sold through the same three channels as every other ticket, the stadium windows, the online sale and the club shops, so there is no separate queue to join. A holder can also take back an unsold seat until three hours before kick-off. The windows open two hours before the match, by which point every released seat still unsold is fixed in the sale, which makes the last hours before a routine league match worth checking, although nothing is certain to be left.
There is a brake on the system too. Villarreal reward attendance above everything else, and a released seat does not count as a match attended. A holder who releases more than three league matches in 2026/27 loses the Oro rate for 2027/28, worth between €80 and €250 a season on the league-only season ticket depending on the zone. That is one reason a seat may sit empty instead of coming back into the sale, and why none of this is a promise for any particular date.
Barcelona, Valencia, Real Madrid and Atlético: Where Demand Is Highest
Thirteen home league matches remained on the calendar on 9 November 2026. The dates below are the matchday dates carried by ESPN on that day, with kick-off slots still to be confirmed, so any of them can move by a day or more once television picks are announced.
| Opponent at the Estadio de la Cerámica | Matchday date (as listed on 9 November 2026) | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Real Sociedad | Sunday 6 December 2026 | Next home league date; sale not open on 9 November |
| Rayo Vallecano | Sunday 13 December 2026 | Standard demand |
| Sevilla | Sunday 3 January 2027 | Falls in the Christmas holiday period |
| Alavés | Sunday 17 January 2027 | Standard demand |
| Racing Santander | Sunday 31 January 2027 | Four days after the Manchester United match |
| Barcelona | Sunday 14 February 2027 | Excluded from the Soc Groguet discount |
| Valencia | Sunday 21 February 2027 | Regional derby; excluded from the Soc Groguet discount |
| Real Madrid | Sunday 7 March 2027 | Excluded from the Soc Groguet discount |
| Málaga | Sunday 21 March 2027 | Standard demand |
| Athletic Club | Sunday 11 April 2027 | Standard demand |
| Atlético Madrid | Wednesday 21 April 2027 | Midweek round; excluded from the Soc Groguet discount |
| Celta Vigo | Sunday 9 May 2027 | Standard demand |
| Osasuna | Sunday 23 May 2027 | Final home match |
The club itself marks the four dates that carry a different level of demand: they are the only league matches its supporter card discount never covers. On the current calendar Barcelona and Valencia arrive on consecutive weekends in February, so Villarreal vs Barcelona tickets and Villarreal vs Valencia tickets fall seven days apart. The derby has added edge this season because Villarreal won the first meeting 2-1 at Mestalla on 24 October 2026.
Villarreal vs Real Madrid tickets follow two weeks later, and Villarreal vs Atlético Madrid tickets are listed for a Wednesday in April, a midweek date that suits local supporters more than travelling ones. The closest date to hand is different in kind: Villarreal vs Real Sociedad tickets are for a routine league match of the type that has drawn about 18,000 this season.
Away Days and Visiting Supporters
A supporter of the visiting club cannot buy the visiting section from Villarreal. Those seats are sold by the visiting club through its own channels. Espanyol, for example, received 700 tickets at €40 for the match on 30 October 2026 and sold them one per member, each issued in the buyer's name, with an identity document checked against the ticket at the gate, according to La Grada on 21 October 2026.
Following Villarreal away works the other way round, and the rule is strict. Every visiting-ticket notice the club has published this season says the sale is exclusive to season-ticket holders, members of the peñas and simpatizantes (Soc Groguet card holders) of 2026/27. When the sale is online, season-ticket holders buy with their ID and PIN, and peña members and card holders ask for tickets by email to the club's ticket office.
| Away match (2026/27) | Visiting-ticket price | Club notice |
|---|---|---|
| Real Madrid, Saturday 10 October | €70 | 28 September, sold at the club shops |
| Liverpool, Tuesday 20 October (Champions League) | €50 | 28 September, sold online |
| Valencia, Saturday 24 October | €30 | 16 October, sold online |
| Barcelona, Sunday 22 November | €30 | 4 November, sold online; shown as sold out on 9 November |
Villarreal supporters without a season ticket, a Soc Groguet card or a place in a peña cannot rely on the club's visiting allocation. A home-section ticket bought from the host club is not a dependable substitute: host clubs segregate visiting supporters, as UEFA's safety regulations require for European matches, and stewards can stop a visiting fan from entering or staying in a home area. Villarreal still have trips to San Mamés in January and to Seville in February. Our guides to Athletic Bilbao tickets without membership and Real Betis tickets without membership set out how each of those clubs sells its own home seats and on what conditions.
When the Club Has Nothing Left: Resale, the Law and the Small Print
The club sells through its website, its two shops and the stadium windows, and seats released by season-ticket holders return to those same channels. A ticket bought anywhere else has not come from the club's sale, and a buyer should weigh that before spending money.
Valencian law is specific about one kind of resale. Law 14/2010 of the Generalitat on public shows, recreational activities and public establishments, in the consolidated text published in the Boletín Oficial del Estado, prohibits the street sale and street resale of tickets and what it calls disguised sale. It also orders the tickets involved to be withdrawn on the spot. The same law classes unauthorised resale as a serious infringement, with fines from €601 to €30,000, and leaves the conditions for online ticket sales to later regulation. Nobody should buy from a seller on the pavement outside the ground. This is general information, not legal advice.
1BoxOffice is a secondary marketplace, not the club. Seats released by Villarreal season-ticket holders go back into the club's own sale and are bought from the club; a ticket offered on a marketplace is one an earlier buyer is reselling independently, and whatever conditions the club attached to that ticket still apply to it. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above or below face value, and the company's terms say ticket offers are not reviewed before they appear. What the buyer gets from the marketplace is a visible stand, a stated delivery method, a tracked order and cover against non-delivery. What no marketplace can give is the club's agreement to admit any particular person. Availability on a marketplace is availability on that date, not a promise of getting in, and the steps below are how an order works.
Step1
Pick the match
Open the Villarreal home game you want and compare what sellers are offering by stand and price. Where no seller has offered seats yet, the match shows no price, and it is worth checking again as the date approaches.
Step2
Create your account
Start by registering with 1BoxOffice so your order, delivery details and any messages from the seller sit in one place, and use the email address you will check on matchday.
Step3
Read the stand and delivery notes
Check that the seat is in a home area (Tribuna, Preferencia, Fondo Norte, Fondo Sur or Grada Alta) and not the visiting block, and read how the seller proposes to deliver. Ask whether the ticket carries a name and how it will reach you before you pay, and skip any offer that cannot answer.
Step4
Check the full price
The checkout shows the total including fees before you confirm. Compare it with the club's own price for the same match where the public sale is open, or with the dated examples in this guide where it is not, so that the comparison is between two final prices.
Step5
Pay through the secure checkout
Orders are covered by the 150% money-back guarantee as set out in the 1BoxOffice terms: if tickets are not delivered and no comparable alternative is offered, you are eligible for a full refund, and 1BoxOffice may also issue, at its discretion, a goodwill credit voucher of up to 50% of the order value, excluding fees and taxes and capped at £125; the voucher is credit, not a cash payment. The guarantee covers qualifying non-delivery. A ticket found to be invalid is refunded at its face value excluding service fees under a separate clause, and refusal of entry on a valid ticket and travel costs are not covered.
Step6
Follow the order to delivery
Use Track Order to watch the status. Delivery can come close to the match, so check the order status instead of waiting for an email. Carry photo identification to the gate, and report any problem at the turnstile to customer service no later than 20 minutes after kick-off.
FAQs
1. What is the phone number for the Villarreal ticket office?
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Villarreal's stadium ticket windows and stadium shop answer on (+34) 964 524 000, according to the club's ticket information.
2. How much is the Estadio de la Cerámica stadium tour?
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Inmersión Villarreal, the club's museum and stadium tour, costs €15 for visitors over 12 and €12 for children aged six to 12, is free for under-sixes and lasts about an hour and 45 minutes, according to the club's tour information.
3. Can I pay for a Villarreal season ticket in instalments?
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Villarreal and CaixaBank offer financing for the season ticket, with the options set out at the point of sale, according to the club's 2026/27 campaign notice.
4. How do I join Villarreal's singing section?
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Supporters who want a place in the Grada de Animación can pre-register at either club shop at any time, according to Villarreal's 2026/27 season-ticket notice.
5. What is the address of the Estadio de la Cerámica?
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The Estadio de la Cerámica stands at Calle Blasco Ibáñez 2, 12540 Vila-real, in the province of Castellón, according to the club's own contact information.
Most Villarreal home matches can still be bought from the club by anyone who watches its ticket information and moves when the sale opens, subject to availability. For the handful of dates where that is not enough, 1BoxOffice has connected buyers and sellers since 2006, and every order is backed by the 150% money-back guarantee: a full refund if your tickets are not received and no alternative is offered, plus a goodwill credit voucher of up to 50% of the order value (excluding fees and taxes, capped at £125) that 1BoxOffice may issue at its discretion.
Sources: Villarreal CF ticket information and ticket portal (Elche match, October 2026), club data, season-ticket campaign and price table 2026/27, new season-ticket notice (31 July 2026), Carnet Soc Groguet notice (29 October 2026), seat-release information 2026/27, Club La Cerámica and stadium works notices (June to September 2026), kick-off, Champions League draw and visiting-ticket notices (August to November 2026), ticket sale notices (August 2025) and matchday experiences notice (April 2025); LaLiga match data; Boletín Oficial del Estado (Valencian Law 14/2010, consolidated text); EFE; Actualidad Castellón; La Grada; Telemadrid; ESPN.
