Buy Valencia vs Levante tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match scheduled for Sunday 7 March 2027 at 18:00 local time at Estadio Mestalla. It falls on Matchday 27 of La Liga. The league confirms exact days and kick-off times a few weeks out, so the slot can still move within that weekend.
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This is the Derbi del Turia, the city derby between the two top-flight clubs of Valencia, whose grounds sit only a few kilometres apart. It may also be the last one at the old ground: Valencia's new stadium is targeted for completion in July 2027, which would make this the final derby at a Mestalla that has stood since 1923. For the Valencia CF faithful, it is a chance to say goodbye with the old stands full and loud.
This guide covers resale price ranges by area, where each set of supporters sits, hospitality choices, delivery and entry plus every La Liga meeting at the ground. Use it to decide where to sit and when to buy before the lower-priced listings go. Every head-to-head figure comes from verified match records, scoped to league meetings at this stadium.
Levante are the older club, founded in 1909, but Valencia have dominated the derby at Mestalla. Across 17 La Liga meetings at the ground, Levante have never won: Valencia have taken 11 victories with six draws. For the visitors, ending that run would be the result of a generation.
Last season raised the stakes further. Valencia beat Levante 1-0 at Mestalla in November 2025 in front of 46,302, then won 2-0 at the Ciutat de València in February 2026. It was the first La Liga season in which Valencia won both derbies, so Levante arrive with a point to prove.
Valencia's history adds weight to any big night here. The club has won six Spanish titles, eight Copas del Rey and the UEFA Cup in 2004. It also reached two Champions League finals in 2000 and 2001. Mestalla, with its famously steep stands, carries that history in every tier.
Levante bring a smaller but fiercely loyal following from the north of the city. The club won Segunda División in 2024/25 to return to La Liga. Their best modern spell included sixth place in 2011/12 and a run in the Europa League the season after. A short trip across the city means visiting fans can turn up in numbers and make themselves heard.
The farewell factor is the final driver. Supporters who have followed Valencia for decades want to be inside for the last derbies at the old ground, so demand for this match is likely to run well above a normal league fixture.
Through the club, it is difficult. Valencia sell most of Mestalla to season-ticket holders; the derby is among the most sought-after home matches of the season. Any general sale usually comes after members have had priority, with little left in the central stands.
Levante supporters have their own route. Visiting fans are housed in the upper tier at the north end of the ground, near the corner, with an allocation set for each fixture. Levante distribute those tickets through their own channels, usually prioritising season-ticket holders and members.
A verified resale marketplace removes those barriers. Valencia vs Levante tickets on 1BoxOffice need no club membership, Levante season ticket or priority window. You choose the area, compare listings from verified sellers and pay the listed price, with your order protected from checkout to the turnstile.
Buying through resale also removes the calendar pressure. Club sale windows can open and close before La Liga confirms the kick-off slot. On the marketplace, listings stay visible until the seats sell, so you can buy once your travel plans are settled.
One practical point for Levante fans: buy in the away section, or sit neutrally without colours in home areas. Segregation is enforced at Mestalla for every La Liga fixture. Stewards may move supporters wearing away colours out of home blocks during a derby.
Five factors drive the price of a seat for this match. Seat location matters most, with central views in the main stand on the Avenida de Suecia at the top of the range. Demand comes next: a city derby that may be the last at the old ground draws far more interest than a typical league visit.
Timing plays its part, as prices tend to firm up once La Liga confirms the exact day and kick-off time. Competition context adds pressure if either side is chasing Europe or fighting relegation by March. Finally, hospitality tier sets its own ceiling, with lounges priced on inclusions as much as view.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Behind the goals / corners | £135 – £190 | Budget-conscious fans who want to be inside | Steep end stands close to the goals; the lowest listed prices for this fixture start here |
| Avenida de Aragón upper tier | £160 – £240 | Fans after a side-on view at a fair price | The towering east-side upper tier, with a sweeping view of the whole pitch |
| Lower tier / central | £190 – £300+ | Close-to-the-pitch atmosphere | Front rows sit close to the touchline in a tight, enclosed bowl |
| Premium seating | £260 – £420+ | Couples and small groups after comfort | Central seats in the Avenida de Suecia main stand with the cleanest view |
| Hospitality / VIP | £380 – £750+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounge access, dining and a premium seat; limited stock for a derby |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Read a listing's price alongside its block and row. An upper seat on the halfway line can give a clearer view than a lower seat behind the goal at a similar price. Listings in home sections are sold on the basis that buyers sit as home or neutral fans, so check the seat notes for any restrictions.
Estadio Mestalla opened in 1923 and sits in the heart of the city on the Avenida de Suecia, a rare central location for a ground of around 49,400. It has four sides: the main stand along the Avenida de Suecia to the west, the towering Avenida de Aragón stand to the east, with the Gol Norte and Gol Sur behind the goals. Before you choose, study the Estadio Mestalla seating plan to match blocks to your budget.
Each stand offers a different matchday. The table below sets out who each area suits. For transport, food and entry detail, the Estadio Mestalla guide covers the full experience. Block and row details appear on every listing, so you can match them to the plan before you commit.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grada de animación (behind the goal) | Fans who want the loudest home atmosphere | Lower | The singing section of the Valencia support; expect to stand and chant all match. Not for Levante colours |
| Avenida de Suecia (main stand) | Tactical viewing and comfort | Mid to premium | Home to the dugouts, the tunnel and the hospitality areas; central rows give the cleanest view |
| Avenida de Aragón | A dramatic side-on view | Mid | The east side with the famous steep upper tier; a full view of both penalty areas from high above |
| Gol Norte and Gol Sur (home areas) | Fans after an end view with atmosphere | Lower to mid | Steep end stands that feel close to the goal; good value for a derby |
| Upper tiers | Budget buyers and first-time visitors | Lower | Very steep but clear sightlines; check the listing if you are uneasy with heights |
| Away section (Gol Norte upper corner) | Levante supporters | Lower | The visitors' area in the upper tier near the north-east corner; Levante colours only here |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should look at the Avenida de Aragón stand or the outer blocks of the main stand, both side-on to the action. You get a full view of the pitch, a strong sense of the derby atmosphere at both ends and none of the pressure of sitting among the most committed home support. Keep colours neutral anywhere outside the away section.
Families should avoid the grada de animación, where the noise and standing run all match. The side stands suit them better, with easier access to the concourse. If you are bringing children, check the listing for any age restrictions before you buy.
Weather is rarely a problem in early March. Valencia is usually mild for the time of year, though evenings cool quickly once the sun drops behind the stands. A light jacket is sensible for a Sunday evening kick-off.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Private box | Corporate groups and private parties | A private space overlooking the pitch with dedicated service |
| Lounge with dining | Client entertaining and milestone birthdays | Pre-match meal, drinks and a padded seat in the main stand |
| Shared lounge package | Couples and small groups | Lounge access with half-time refreshments at a lower cost than a box |
| Premium padded seat | Fans wanting comfort without full hospitality | A central seat with quicker access, without the lounge |
Valencia's hospitality spaces sit mainly in the Avenida de Suecia main stand, combining dining, drinks and a padded match seat. Valencian cooking is a selling point in its own right, so menus often lean on rice dishes, local produce and wines from the region. Inclusions vary by package, so read the details before comparing prices.
Supply is the main constraint. Premium spaces at Mestalla are limited compared with general seating; boxes are often booked for the whole season, which leaves few for single matches. For a derby that may be the last at the old ground, treat hospitality as an early decision rather than a late upgrade.
Before you book, check what the package includes. Look for arrival and lounge opening times, whether food is served before kick-off only or after the match too, any dress code and whether parking is included. Clear inclusions make it easier to compare packages that look similar on price. Larger parties of six or more should move first, since group packages go quickly for a derby.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket transfer | The app or email account the seller will transfer to, plus a phone that can display a live, refreshing barcode |
| E-ticket (PDF or QR) | The release date stated in the listing and whether the ticket is named, so the details match your ID |
| Member card handover | The meeting point and time, plus where to return the card after the match if required |
| In-person collection | The collection address in Valencia, opening times on matchday and the ID you need to bring |
Read the listing notes before you buy, as they confirm the delivery method, release timing and any restrictions on the seat. Bring valid photo ID on matchday. Charge your phone fully and turn the brightness up before you reach the turnstile, since screenshots of refreshing barcodes often fail to scan. If anything about delivery is unclear, contact support well before matchday rather than at the gate.
Travel light. Bags are searched on entry, large bags or rucksacks are refused and checks tend to be stricter for a derby. Mestalla is a walk of around 20 minutes from the old town, while Aragó station on Metro lines 5 and 7 is a few minutes from the turnstiles. Aim to arrive at least an hour before kick-off, since queues build in the final 30 minutes.
Timing of delivery is the other thing to understand. Spanish clubs often release mobile tickets only in the final days before a match, so a listing that shows delivery close to kick-off is normal rather than a warning sign. Your order stays protected while you wait.
Plan your pre-match too. The bars along the Avenida de Aragón and the streets around the ground fill early on derby day, while the old town and the Ruzafa district are a short ride away. Allow extra time for the Metro back after the final whistle, as Aragó station gets busy when the whole ground empties at once.
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Decide between the Avenida de Suecia main stand, the Avenida de Aragón stand, the ends or the visitors' section, using the seating guidance above.
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Valencia is easy to reach, with Manises airport around 12 kilometres west of the city and linked to the centre by Metro lines 3 and 5. High-speed trains from Madrid take under two hours to Valencia Joaquín Sorolla station. Buyers flying in from the Gulf should note that Spain is three hours behind the UAE in March. If you need seats together, filter for listings that confirm adjacent seats rather than assuming a group booking will be split sensibly.
Build flexibility into your plans. The match is listed for Sunday 7 March, but La Liga can move it within that weekend once broadcasters choose their slots, so refundable hotels or a Saturday-to-Monday stay protect you from a late change. Fans following Levante through the season can also plan a trip to the Estadio Ciutat de València for one of their home fixtures. The City of Arts and Sciences and the beach at the Malvarrosa make easy add-ons to a derby weekend.
The clubs first met in a regional championship in 1920, but the derby did not reach La Liga until 1963. Valencia won the first top-flight meeting at Mestalla 5-3 in September 1963, still the highest-scoring derby at the ground. Levante lasted only two seasons in that spell and did not return to La Liga until 2004.
Since then the fixture has become a regular part of the calendar. Levante came closest to breaking their Mestalla hoodoo with four straight draws between 2008 and 2013, before Valencia answered with five home wins in a row from 2014 to 2019. Away from Mestalla the story is more even: Levante won 4-2 at home in June 2007, while Valencia's 5-1 win at Levante in May 2008 remains the widest margin in any derby.
What makes this match distinctive is the weight of that record. Levante have not won a La Liga match at Mestalla in 17 attempts. Valencia supporters treat the unbeaten run as part of the derby's identity. If this proves to be the last derby at the old ground, either keeping the record intact or ending it would go down in the history of both clubs.
The figures below cover every La Liga meeting at Estadio Mestalla with Valencia as hosts, from 1963/64 to 2025/26. Copa del Rey ties, regional matches and the reverse fixture at Levante are excluded. Valencia have won 11 and drawn six, scoring 36 goals to Levante's 13.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 17 |
| Valencia wins | 11 |
| Levante wins | 0 |
| Draws | 6 |
| Valencia goals | 36 |
| Levante goals | 13 |
| Biggest Valencia win | 3-0 (13 Jan 2007, 13 Apr 2015, 31 Oct 2015) |
| Biggest Levante win | No win in scope; best result 2-2 (2 Mar 2013) |
| First La Liga meeting in scope | 28 Sep 1963 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 21 Nov 2025 |
Source: match records cross-referenced between Transfermarkt and StatMuse, with ESPN match data used to settle a date discrepancy.
Every league match between the sides at the ground with Valencia at home, newest first. Scores show Valencia's goals first. Both 2020 meetings were played behind closed doors.
| Date | Season | Score (Valencia first) | Attendance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 21 Nov 2025 | 2025/26 | Valencia 1-0 Levante | 46,302 |
| 30 Apr 2022 | 2021/22 | Valencia 1-1 Levante | 35,099 |
| 13 Sep 2020 | 2020/21 | Valencia 4-2 Levante | Behind closed doors |
| 12 Jun 2020 | 2019/20 | Valencia 1-1 Levante | Behind closed doors |
| 14 Apr 2019 | 2018/19 | Valencia 3-1 Levante | 42,120 |
| 11 Feb 2018 | 2017/18 | Valencia 3-1 Levante | 38,199 |
| 31 Oct 2015 | 2015/16 | Valencia 3-0 Levante | 39,053 |
| 13 Apr 2015 | 2014/15 | Valencia 3-0 Levante | 41,935 |
| 04 Jan 2014 | 2013/14 | Valencia 2-0 Levante | 33,000 |
| 02 Mar 2013 | 2012/13 | Valencia 2-2 Levante | 39,000 |
| 01 Apr 2012 | 2011/12 | Valencia 1-1 Levante | 45,000 |
| 15 May 2011 | 2010/11 | Valencia 0-0 Levante | 45,000 |
| 06 Jan 2008 | 2007/08 | Valencia 0-0 Levante | 35,000 |
| 13 Jan 2007 | 2006/07 | Valencia 3-0 Levante | 52,200 |
| 08 Jan 2005 | 2004/05 | Valencia 2-1 Levante | 50,000 |
| 19 Sep 1964 | 1964/65 | Valencia 2-0 Levante | Not recorded |
| 28 Sep 1963 | 1963/64 | Valencia 5-3 Levante | Not recorded |
Source: Transfermarkt head-to-head records verified against StatMuse match logs.
No. Club sales favour members and season-ticket holders, but resale listings on 1BoxOffice are open to anyone with an account.
Earlier is usually safer for a derby. Choice narrows in the final fortnight, particularly in the central main stand and the hospitality areas.
Visiting supporters are housed in the upper tier at the north end, near the corner. Levante shirts and scarves should stay out of every other area.
Take Metro line 5 or 7 to Aragó, a few minutes' walk from the ground. Mestalla is also around 20 minutes on foot from the old town.
Yes, when the listing confirms seats are adjacent. Larger groups usually find more options in the upper tiers and the ends than in the central main stand.
Sources: Valencia CF official club information, La Liga fixture information, Transfermarkt, StatMuse and ESPN.