Buy Real Madrid vs Alaves tickets for the 2026/27 Season. The fixture is scheduled for Sunday, 29 November 2026 at 18:00 CET at the Santiago Bernabéu, as currently listed by 1BoxOffice. LaLiga has fixed the date for Matchday 14 but has not yet published a final kick-off time, so the 18:00 slot can still move when the broadcast schedule is locked.
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For buyers, the attraction is simple: this is a La Liga afternoon at one of Europe's most recognisable football grounds without the exceptional price pressure attached to El Clásico or the Madrid derby. The wider Real Madrid ticket schedule shows how quickly choice changes by opponent, so this fixture can suit visitors who want the Bernabéu experience while keeping more flexibility on stand, tier and budget.
Real Madrid's home inventory is shaped by season-ticket holders, member priority and a global visitor market. Alavés bring a smaller travelling allocation from Vitoria-Gasteiz, while neutral visitors usually concentrate on home seating with a clear view of the whole pitch. That mix makes seat location more important than headline price alone.
The Bernabéu attracts international demand even for standard league dates because many buyers plan the match as the centrepiece of a Madrid weekend. Alavés are not a city rival, yet the fixture sits in a late-November stretch when league and European home dates can fall close together. Buyers comparing the full Alaves ticket schedule will also see that the Madrid trip is one of the away dates where the difference between the clubs' home capacities is most dramatic.
Supply can tighten in two places. The first is the visiting allocation, because La Liga away sections are much smaller than many travelling supporters from Britain expect. The second is central Bernabéu seating, where buyers prioritising a side-on view often chase the same blocks. A less central upper-tier seat may remain available after stronger central categories have thinned out.
The wider calendar matters too. Real Madrid also host European fixtures during the season, with separate demand on the Champions League ticket market. When home games cluster within a short period, some buyers become more price-sensitive while others choose the date that best fits flights. That is why a league fixture against Alavés can offer a different value profile from a European night without feeling like a lesser stadium experience.
Late November also changes how overseas buyers should judge availability. A seat that looks expensive months out can become reasonable if it removes uncertainty around a fixed travel weekend, while waiting can be sensible for a solo buyer who is flexible about tier. Groups have less freedom because three or four adjacent places are harder to replace once a block begins to fragment. Treat quantity as part of the price decision rather than assuming that four seats will follow the same market as one.
Yes. Club sales follow priority windows, with long-standing members first and Madridista categories ahead of the general public when inventory reaches an open sale. Real Madrid's current ticket information says regular-capacity seats can appear close to the match, which means a visitor relying only on club channels may have to wait until travel plans are already expensive.
A resale marketplace removes the membership requirement. You compare live listings, pick a stand or category and buy the quantity you need without holding a socio card. The important trade-off is price: resale sellers set their own figures, so a seat may be above or below a club face value depending on scarcity, location and timing.
For Alavés supporters, the designated visiting sector is the relevant route rather than a random home section. Away allocations in Spain are normally small and the Bernabéu visiting area is separated from home supporters. Confirm the listing notes before payment if wearing Alavés colours or if a visiting section is essential to your matchday plan.
Five things move the market for this 2026/27 fixture: seat location, demand, fixture timing, the competition context and whether hospitality is included. Current Real Madrid resale guidance on 1BoxOffice places lower-demand La Liga inventory around the lower end of the market while central and premium Bernabéu seats rise sharply. The ranges below use the live Real Madrid seating guide as a practical benchmark rather than a fixed promise for 29 November.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £45 – £180 | Buyers prioritising entry and value | Often behind a goal or higher in a side stand; availability can be broader. |
| Longside standard | £50 – £250 | Side-on views without full premium pricing | Upper Lateral areas can balance price with a clear view of team shape. |
| Lower tier / central | £70 – £300+ | Closer sightlines and stronger detail | Central position, row and exact section can create a wide spread. |
| Premium seating | £100 – £500+ | Buyers wanting central comfort | Premium Lateral and Tribuna-style inventory can move above this band for stronger listings. |
| Hospitality / VIP | £350 – £2,000+ | Corporate use, celebrations and added service | Confirm the package inclusions because lounge access, dining and seat location vary. |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match. Compare the final total against the section, delivery method and number of seats together rather than treating the lowest headline figure as automatically stronger value.
For a fixture like this, the largest price jump is often between a high or less central seat and a lower central position. Two buyers can therefore attend the same match at very different costs without either buying a poor experience. If your priority is simply to be inside the Bernabéu, flexibility on tier is usually more useful than waiting for one exact block.
Row and category labels deserve attention as well. Two listings in the same named stand can sit several levels apart, so the cheaper option is not necessarily a direct substitute for the more expensive one. Compare the stated tier first, then the section and only then the row if it is supplied. For buyers who want photographs, player detail or a stronger sense of proximity, a lower position may justify the premium. For buyers who prefer tactical shape, a higher Lateral seat can be the more practical choice.
The ground is built around two ends, Fondo Norte and Fondo Sur, with the Lateral Este and Lateral Oeste running along the sides. Use the Santiago Bernabéu seating plan to understand the relationship between tiers before choosing a listing, then compare the event inventory on the Santiago Bernabéu stadium tickets listing.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fondo Sur | Home atmosphere and a behind-goal view | Lower to mid-range | Choose this end if noise matters more than a central tactical angle. |
| Fondo Norte | Behind-goal viewing with a broad range of tiers | Lower to mid-range | The visiting allocation sits in the upper part of this end, so confirm the exact block. |
| Lateral Este Upper | Reading the whole game from height | Mid-range | A useful compromise for visitors who want side-on sightlines without lower-tier prices. |
| Lateral Este Lower | Closer side-on viewing | Mid to upper-range | Good for buyers who value proximity while keeping a strong pitch angle. |
| Lateral Oeste | Central and premium sightlines | Upper-range | More central sections tend to carry a premium because the view is balanced across both halves. |
| Upper Fondo Norte visiting area | Alavés supporters using the away allocation | Allocation-dependent | Visiting supporters are typically placed here and access is via Tower D. Use the designated sector for away colours. |
Neutral buyers who are undecided should start with viewing angle. A higher side seat makes the whole pitch easier to read while a lower end seat feels closer to goalmouth action. If you are travelling with children or buyers who prefer a calmer setting, read the listing description rather than assuming every block in one stand has the same atmosphere.
The Bernabéu's vertical design also means height changes the experience more than the stand name alone suggests. Upper levels give a wider map of the match and can make transitions easier to follow. Lower levels bring the touchline, benches and individual duels closer. Behind the goals, the perspective is strongest when play is coming towards your end and less balanced when the action is at the opposite end. There is no universal best seat, so match the view to what matters most to your group.
Bernabéu hospitality ranges from premium match seats with access to nearby lounges through to private boxes for groups. Real Madrid's published VIP descriptions place food service and reception spaces around the stadium as well as in nearby hospitality locations. The ticket itself can therefore be in one part of the ground while the pre-match service is hosted elsewhere.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium match seat with lounge | Couples, families and small groups | Better-positioned seating plus food or drink service in a hospitality area. |
| Matchday Premium lounge | Visitors marking a special occasion | Dedicated pre-match reception with a premium seat and structured service. |
| Off-site or nearby VIP lounge | Corporate guests and international visitors | Hospitality close to the stadium with a defined service window before entering for the match. |
| Private box | Business groups and larger parties | Private space, group hosting and a higher-service matchday format. |
Do not treat every listing marked VIP as identical. Confirm whether food is included, whether drinks are inclusive or paid, when lounge access opens and whether the match seat is central or simply in a premium category. Those details explain much of the difference between two hospitality prices for the same fixture.
Hospitality can also solve a different buying problem. A traveller who values certainty and a structured pre-match plan may prefer paying more for a package rather than waiting for standard inventory to improve. A buyer focused only on the ninety minutes will usually get better value from a standard seat in a strong viewing block.
Real Madrid inventory is increasingly digital, though the delivery method is set by the individual listing. Some tickets are released close to kick-off, so a late delivery date is not automatically a warning sign. Your order instructions matter more than assumptions based on a previous football trip.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile transfer | Accept the transfer using the email or account named in the order and open the ticket from the required app or wallet. |
| E-ticket / PDF | Use the original file or method stated in the listing. Do not assume a screenshot is valid unless the instructions allow it. |
| Collection near the stadium | Confirm the collection location, opening window and buyer ID requirement before travelling to Chamartín. |
| Alternative access method | Follow the seller notes exactly where access involves a different transfer or handover process. |
Confirm the listing notes before you leave for Madrid, bring valid photo ID and keep your phone fully charged for mobile entry. The Bernabéu has multiple gates, so use the entrance printed on the ticket rather than joining the first queue you see. Arriving around 90 minutes early gives you more room for security and finding the correct tower or gate.
Large bags and suitcases are not suitable for the stadium. Travellers arriving directly from an airport or train should leave luggage at their accommodation or a suitable storage point before heading to the ground. This is especially important for an evening slot when there is little time to correct a bag problem at the turnstile.
Digital buyers should save the delivery email and order reference somewhere accessible before leaving their hotel. Mobile reception can slow around a major stadium when thousands of supporters arrive together, so complete any required transfer or wallet setup before reaching the gate. If the ticket instructions require an app, sign in while you still have reliable Wi-Fi and confirm that the ticket displays correctly. The goal is to arrive with the access method already prepared rather than troubleshooting it in a turnstile queue.
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Step1
Open the fixture listing
Start with the match page and review the available quantities, categories and delivery types.
Step2
Create your buyer account
If you are new to the platform, create an account with the contact details you will use for delivery.
Step3
Choose your side of the stadium
Decide whether you want an end view, a side-on seat, a premium area or the designated visiting allocation.
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Compare the listings
Look at the price, section, quantity and delivery format together instead of comparing cost alone.
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Confirm seats together
For two or more buyers, make sure the listing states the seating arrangement you need before payment.
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Read the entry notes
Confirm supporter restrictions, ID guidance, delivery timing and any instructions attached to the ticket category.
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Complete payment
Review the fixture, quantity and final total once more before completing the secure payment process.
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Follow delivery progress
Keep an eye on your order messages and use track order if you need to confirm the latest delivery status.
International buyers should choose delivery with travel in mind. Mobile transfer and electronic tickets remove dependence on a Spanish postal address while collection options can work when the handover window fits your arrival. If you are buying two or more seats, make a seats-together requirement part of the decision before you confirm the order.
Madrid is easy to build around a football weekend, and the Madrid events schedule can help when you are deciding whether to extend the trip. The bigger planning risk is the kick-off, not the city transport. LaLiga has confirmed 29 November for this match but the final time remains subject to broadcast selection, so use flexible flights or add enough margin on both sides of Sunday.
Santiago Bernabéu Metro station on Line 10 is beside the ground. Nuevos Ministerios is also within walking distance and gives additional rail and metro connections. After the final whistle, the closest platforms can be very busy; waiting for the immediate surge to ease can make the trip back into central Madrid more comfortable.
If your flight lands on matchday, build a generous buffer between arrival and stadium entry. Airport delays, hotel baggage drops and city traffic all become more costly when the ticket has a fixed access window. The safest itinerary is one that reaches Madrid early enough to leave luggage, prepare the mobile ticket and travel to Chamartín without relying on a perfect connection. For the return journey, avoid booking a departure that depends on the match ending at the advertised minute because stoppage time and crowd dispersal can extend the night.
The exact history on this page is narrower than a general Real Madrid-Alavés head-to-head. It uses La Liga meetings with Real Madrid as host that were played at the Santiago Bernabéu under that stadium name. That matters because two home-designated league games in 2020 were staged at the Alfredo Di Stéfano while the Bernabéu was unavailable, so they do not belong in a Bernabéu-only data set.
The pattern is heavily tilted towards the hosts, but it is not completely one-way. Alavés have a league win at this ground in the modern era, and several meetings have produced multi-goal margins. The fixture also carries a championship landmark: Real Madrid's 5-0 home win in May 2001 sealed the league title that season.
That history makes the 2026/27 meeting distinctive for buyers. It is not sold as a derby and it does not need manufactured rivalry language. The appeal is a long-running league matchup at a stadium where Alavés have once broken the dominant pattern, with enough recent meetings to give the fixture a recognisable record rather than a one-off event.
The table below covers La Liga meetings played at the Santiago Bernabéu with Real Madrid as the home side, beginning with the 25 March 1956 match. Home-designated matches played at the Alfredo Di Stéfano are excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 14 |
| Real Madrid wins | 13 |
| Alavés wins | 1 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Real Madrid goals | 47 |
| Alavés goals | 9 |
| Biggest Real Madrid win | 5-0 |
| Biggest Alavés win | 1-0 |
| First La Liga meeting in scope | 25 March 1956 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 21 April 2026 |
Head-to-head totals are calculated from the verified match list below using FBref, Sports Mole, StatMuse, Futbolme and contemporary match reports as cross-validation.
These are all verified La Liga meetings in the exact Bernabéu scope, newest first. The 10 July 2020 and 28 November 2020 Real Madrid home fixtures are not included because both were played at the Alfredo Di Stéfano.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 21 Apr 2026 | Real Madrid 2-1 Alavés |
| 24 Sep 2024 | Real Madrid 3-2 Alavés |
| 14 May 2024 | Real Madrid 5-0 Alavés |
| 19 Feb 2022 | Real Madrid 3-0 Alavés |
| 3 Feb 2019 | Real Madrid 3-0 Alavés |
| 24 Feb 2018 | Real Madrid 4-0 Alavés |
| 2 Apr 2017 | Real Madrid 3-0 Alavés |
| 18 Feb 2006 | Real Madrid 3-0 Alavés |
| 6 Oct 2002 | Real Madrid 5-2 Alavés |
| 23 Feb 2002 | Real Madrid 3-1 Alavés |
| 26 May 2001 | Real Madrid 5-0 Alavés |
| 6 May 2000 | Real Madrid 0-1 Alavés |
| 4 Apr 1999 | Real Madrid 3-2 Alavés |
| 25 Mar 1956 | Real Madrid 5-0 Alavés |
Match results were validated against at least two independent records where available. FBref covers the modern and early-2000s sequence, Sports Mole and StatMuse validate recent meetings while historical season records confirm the 1956 game at the Santiago Bernabéu.
Yes. Resale listings do not require a socio or Madridista membership, though club-channel priority windows can be restricted before any general sale.
Buy when the section and price fit your plan rather than assuming the final week will be lower. Central pairs and stronger-value categories can thin out before kick-off.
The visiting allocation is typically in the upper Fondo Norte and uses Tower D access. Buyers wearing away colours should use a listing intended for the visiting sector.
Delivery depends on the listing and may use mobile transfer, an electronic ticket, local collection or another stated access method. Follow the order instructions exactly.
Yes, when the listing states the required quantity together. Confirm that condition before payment because paired and grouped inventory can be more limited than single seats.
Sources: LaLiga official 2026/27 match calendar; Real Madrid CF official ticketing, stadium and VIP hospitality information; 1BoxOffice live Real Madrid, Alaves, La Liga and Santiago Bernabéu pages; FBref; Sports Mole; StatMuse; Futbolme; Sky Sports and SuperSport match records.