Buy Getafe vs Levante tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the fixture scheduled for Sunday 20 December 2026 and an 18:00 local kickoff at the Coliseum. This is a La Liga meeting between two clubs whose seasons already look nothing alike, played at a ground that is currently half building site and half stadium.
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That second point is the one that matters most to anyone buying. The Coliseum is midway through a 30-month rebuild, and while Getafe have kept playing at home throughout, the working capacity is well below the venue's nominal 16,500. Fewer seats, whole sections shut or relocated and a ground that will be largely uncovered through the winter. If you are planning a run of Getafe tickets this season, the stadium is the variable, not the opposition.
For a December Sunday in southern Madrid, that turns a fixture most people would file under routine into something you have to plan properly. The seats that exist are fewer than usual, they are distributed differently than in a normal season and the usual route for visiting supporters has closed entirely.
Start with the hardest fact on this page. While the rebuild has restricted capacity, Getafe have not been releasing a visitor sector to away clubs at all. Sevilla and Real Betis both told their own supporters they had no allocation for trips to the Coliseum, with the club's stated reason being that available capacity is insufficient to open a visiting area. Anyone following Levante tickets through 2026/27 should treat the December trip to Madrid as a fixture with no standard away route attached.
That reshapes the market. In a normal season, a mid-table Getafe home fixture is among the more obtainable tickets in La Liga. This season the supply has narrowed at exactly the moment the club has more people wanting in, because Getafe qualified for the Conference League and came through the play-off round against Partizan in August, adding European nights to a ground with fewer seats than it had two years ago.
Getafe also withdrew the Tribuna season ticket for 2026/27 because of the works, which pushed existing holders into the Lateral and the ends and tightened those zones further. Season-ticket prices for the campaign run from roughly 160 to 359 euros, with the Lateral at 350 and the ends at 330 for adults, and the club's own campaign material acknowledged the stadium would be uncovered for much of the season.
The European fixtures compound it. Conference League nights at the Coliseum draw on the same reduced pool of seats, and the club gave existing season-ticket holders priority on them, which means the general market for December is being squeezed by a competition most Getafe supporters have waited two decades to see at this ground. A club used to spare capacity is suddenly a club without any.
Levante arrive with their own story. They stayed in La Liga last season on a head-to-head tiebreak, level on points with the first club to go down, after a campaign in which they conceded more goals than anyone in the top sixteen. A side that survived that narrowly tends to travel with supporters who remember exactly how close it was, and for them the resale market is now the only realistic way into this one.
Yes, and at the Coliseum the marketplace matters more than it does at most La Liga grounds. Getafe's own sales ladder runs from season-ticket holders, through the club's membership routes, to general sale. With the working capacity cut by the rebuild, the volume reaching general sale is smaller than the stadium's published figure would suggest.
The club does operate a release system in which season-ticket holders can free up their seat for matches they cannot attend, and those seats re-enter the pool. That mechanism is doing a lot of the heavy lifting this season, because it is the main way any inventory appears at all for a fixture that is not a marquee date.
It helps to know what a Getafe season ticket actually covers, because that is what determines the leftovers. The 2026/27 book includes La Liga and Copa del Rey matches, with Conference League games offered to holders on priority rather than sold openly first. Almost every competitive fixture at the ground is therefore spoken for before the public market opens, and the December league dates are no exception.
Spanish clubs also attach name and identification requirements to certain sectors, and Getafe's matchday information sets out what is accepted at the gate. Carry a passport if you are travelling in from outside Spain. The name on the booking should match the document you present, and this is one of the details listings state plainly rather than leaving you to assume.
For Levante supporters specifically, the position is simpler and harder. With no visitor allocation being released through club routes, the resale market is the route. Seats bought this way sit in home areas of the ground, which carries the usual expectation that visiting colours are not displayed. Plan around that rather than being surprised by it on the day.
Five drivers set the number on a Coliseum listing this season. Seat location is the first, and the gap between an end seat and a central Lateral seat is wider than the ground's modest size implies. Reduced supply is the second, and it is unusually influential here because the rebuild removed stock rather than demand.
Fixture timing is the third. A Sunday evening slot eight days before Christmas suits local support and works against anyone travelling. Competition context is the fourth, with Getafe balancing La Liga against Conference League nights through the winter and Levante managing a season that has margin for very little. The fifth is the premium tier, which at a 16,500-seat ground under construction is genuinely small and prices accordingly.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fondo, behind the goal | £25 – £55 | Value buyers and neutrals | The most available band, and mostly uncovered this season |
| Lateral, standard | £45 – £95 | First-time visitors | Side-on view without the central premium; supply varies by phase of works |
| Lateral, central | £80 – £150 | Buyers who want the halfway line | Limited inventory and the first band to clear on any listed fixture |
| Covered premium seating | £130 – £250+ | Winter fixtures and comfort-led buyers | Scarce while the roof works run; worth the step up for a December evening |
| VIP box and hospitality | £300 – £700+ | Corporate guests and occasion buyers | Very small allocation at this ground compared with larger La Liga venues |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The Coliseum opened in 1998 as a compact four-sided ground: a Tribuna on one side, a Lateral opposite and the Fondo Norte and Fondo Sur behind each goal. It has never been a stadium with bad sightlines, because nothing is far from the pitch. What it does have this season is a shifting map, with sections completed, closed or repurposed as the rebuild moves around the bowl. Checking the Coliseum Alfonso Perez seating plan against a listing is worth the two minutes it takes.
The practical rule for 2026/27 is to prioritise cover over position. Getafe's own season-ticket campaign flagged that the ground would be uncovered for much of the campaign, and the upper Lateral sections finished before the season began are the reliable exception. For an 18:00 kickoff five days before Christmas in Madrid, that is not a small consideration.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lateral, upper covered sections | Winter buyers and anyone travelling | Mid to upper | Completed before the season started; the dependable choice in December |
| Lateral, lower central | Supporters who want the halfway line | Upper | Closest general view of the play; the smallest supply of any band |
| Fondo Sur | Atmosphere-led home support | Mid | Part of this end has been repurposed during the works, so check the block |
| Fondo Norte | Value buyers and groups | Lower | Behind the goal and affected by the rebuild phasing; read the listing notes |
| Fondo Joven section | Younger home supporters | Lower | A dedicated season-ticket zone rather than a general resale product |
| Relocated and restricted seats | Buyers prioritising price over view | Lower | The rebuild has moved some holders; restrictions are disclosed on the listing |
Neutrals and undecided buyers should take the upper Lateral and stop deliberating. You get the whole pitch, you get cover and you sit away from the ends where the works phasing causes most of the disruption. With no visitor sector operating, Levante supporters buying through resale will be in home areas wherever they sit, so the same advice applies with the added note about colours. The wider picture of how the ground works across the season sits on the Estadio Coliseum Alfonso Perez tickets listing.
Getafe's premium offer is modest by La Liga standards and the rebuild has made it more so. The club lists a single VIP box at the Coliseum, alongside an in-seat ordering service through a mobile app. This is not a ground with tiered lounges and multiple named packages, and any listing claiming otherwise deserves a second look.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Coliseum VIP box | Corporate hosts and small groups | The club's only dedicated box, with enclosed seating and private access |
| Central Lateral premium seats | Business guests wanting the strongest sightline available | Halfway-line position with the shortest walk in and out |
| Covered upper Lateral blocks | Winter visitors and families | Shelter at a ground that is otherwise open to the weather this season |
| Group blocks through resale | Parties of four or more | Adjacent seating secured in advance rather than assembled on the day |
The honest framing is that the premium market here is about comfort and certainty rather than catering. When the rebuild finishes, the design includes a closed upper ring with a full roof and a substantially larger number of boxes, which will change the picture considerably. For December 2026, cover and a central position are the upgrades worth paying for.
Delivery in Spain varies by seller and by sector, and the method attached to your listing decides what you need to do before travelling. Check it at the point of purchase rather than assuming a default.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile transfer | Confirm which app or wallet the seller uses and that your phone will hold charge |
| E-ticket by email | Check the release window; many La Liga tickets are issued in the final days |
| Collection in Madrid | Confirm the pickup point and its hours, and what identification is needed |
| Courier or paper despatch | Allow international transit time and confirm the address before you fly |
Three habits prevent most problems. Read the listing notes in full, because block restrictions and name requirements are written there. Carry valid photo identification, with a passport the safest choice for anyone arriving from abroad. Arrive earlier than you would at a settled ground, because construction work around the Coliseum has changed the usual approach routes and entrances.
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Step1
Open the fixture listing
Go to the Getafe and Levante page for 20 December 2026 and look at the full inventory. At a reduced-capacity ground, what is listed today can differ sharply from what is listed next week.
Step2
Set up your account
Browsing is open to everyone, but you will need to create an account to complete a purchase and to keep your order details together afterwards.
Step3
Set your quantity before your budget
Filter by the number of seats first. Listings that cannot split will drop out, which saves you chasing a price that was never available for your group.
Step4
Check the block against the seating plan
With the rebuild moving around the ground, the block number tells you more than the zone name does. Match it to the plan before you commit.
Step5
Read the listing notes
Restricted view, relocated seating, seats not together and name requirements are all disclosed here. At the Coliseum this season those notes carry more weight than usual.
Step6
Confirm how the tickets reach you
Make sure the delivery method fits your travel. If you land in Madrid on matchday morning, a courier despatch to a home address is the wrong option.
Step7
Complete the checkout
Enter the lead booker's details exactly as they appear on the identification you will carry. Name mismatches are the most avoidable reason people are turned away in Spain.
Step8
Follow the order through
Use the track order tool to see the status and the expected release date. La Liga tickets often issue late, and the status is what tells you late from wrong.
Delivery method is the decision that shapes an overseas trip. Mobile transfer and e-ticket both reach you wherever you are and neither depends on a courier finding a hotel. If you choose collection in Madrid, build the pickup into the itinerary rather than leaving it to matchday, and confirm the hours before you land. Seats-together requests should go through the seller notes early, because adjacent stock at a reduced-capacity ground disappears sooner than it would in a normal season.
Plan for movement in the kickoff as well. La Liga confirms exact broadcast slots in stages, so while the date is fixed for the weekend before Christmas, the 18:00 listing can be adjusted. Book flexible travel where the fare difference is small, and avoid a return flight on the Sunday evening.
Getafe sits south of central Madrid, with the Cercanias rail service and the Metro both reaching the area from the centre, which makes staying in the city and travelling out the sensible pattern rather than basing yourself locally. Allow more time on the way in than the distance suggests, because construction traffic around the ground has changed the usual approach.
This is not a rivalry and it would be dishonest to sell it as one. Getafe and Levante are 350 kilometres apart, share no history and have never had a reason to dislike each other. What they do share is a fixture that has become notably difficult to score in, and a pattern that repeats with almost comic regularity.
Levante have won four times at Getafe's ground across 14 La Liga visits. Every one of those wins finished 1-0. Not a single Levante victory here has produced a second goal, and outside their 4-1 defeat in September 2010 they have never scored more than once at this stadium.
Getafe, for their part, have kept six clean sheets in the fixture and have not lost at home to Levante since October 2018. Twenty goals for, eight against, across more than two decades of meetings. This is a fixture decided by margins, which is worth knowing if you are choosing between a seat behind the goal and one on the side.
What gives the fixture its character is the contrast in what each club is. Getafe were founded in 1983 as the successor to Getafe Deportivo, have never won a major trophy, lost two Copa del Rey finals in consecutive years and produced one unforgettable European night here when they drew 3-3 with Bayern Munich in the 2008 UEFA Cup quarter-final. Levante trace their line to 1909, hold a Civil War era cup they have campaigned for decades to have recognised and have spent 16 seasons in the top flight across more than a century. Two clubs built on endurance rather than silverware, meeting at a ground being rebuilt around them.
The next chapter is already under construction. The rebuilt Coliseum is designed as a closed upper ring with filled corners, a full roof and a substantially larger number of boxes, which will turn a compact open ground into an enclosed one. Fixtures like this will feel different when it is finished. Buying for December 2026 means buying one of the last meetings staged in the old shape of the stadium, with all the awkwardness and all the character that implies.
Every figure below covers La Liga meetings between the two clubs at Getafe's ground with Getafe as the home side. Matches at the Estadi Ciutat de Valencia and the 2020 reverse fixture staged at La Nucia are excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 14 |
| Getafe wins | 7 |
| Levante wins | 4 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Getafe goals | 20 |
| Levante goals | 8 |
| Biggest Getafe win | 4-0 |
| Biggest Levante win | 0-1 |
| First La Liga meeting in scope | 24 April 2005 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 27 September 2025 |
Figures calculated from the full match record below, cross-checked against RSSSF Spanish league archives and BDFutbol season results.
All fourteen La Liga matches played between the clubs at Getafe's ground, newest first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 27 Sep 2025 | 1-1 |
| 04 Feb 2022 | 3-0 |
| 16 May 2021 | 2-1 |
| 01 Dec 2019 | 4-0 |
| 06 Oct 2018 | 0-1 |
| 10 Mar 2018 | 0-1 |
| 27 Sep 2015 | 3-0 |
| 25 Apr 2015 | 0-1 |
| 29 Nov 2013 | 1-0 |
| 21 Oct 2012 | 0-1 |
| 28 Aug 2011 | 1-1 |
| 12 Sep 2010 | 4-1 |
| 26 Nov 2006 | 0-0 |
| 24 Apr 2005 | 1-0 |
Scores verified against RSSSF Spanish league season archives and BDFutbol match records, with recent fixtures cross-checked against ESPN match reports.
Not through club routes while the rebuild restricts capacity. Visiting clubs have been told no visitor area is available, so resale seats in home areas are the practical option.
Materially less than the nominal 16,500. The upper Lateral and upper south end were finished before the season, but part of the south end is closed and the ground is largely uncovered.
The covered upper Lateral sections. For an 18:00 kickoff in late December, shelter is worth more than a few metres closer to the halfway line.
Mobile transfer, e-ticket, collection in Madrid or courier, depending on the seller. Each listing states its method before you buy, so match it to your travel plan.
Possible, though harder than usual at a reduced capacity. Booking two pairs in the same block is often faster and better value than holding out for four in a row.
Sources: Getafe CF official club records for stadium capacity, season-ticket structure and venue information; Sevilla FC and Real Betis official supporter announcements regarding visitor allocations; LaLiga fixture calendar and stadium guidance; RSSSF Spanish league season archives and BDFutbol for historical results; ESPN match reports for recent fixtures; UEFA match records for European results; Levante UD club records.