Tickets for Elche CF

Elche often puts tickets on sale one home match at a time and fairly close to kick-off. There is no fixed release window. In several cases, general sale has opened only a few days before the match – sometimes around 3–4 days before kick-off.

The exact match day and kick-off time normally need to be confirmed first, but tickets may still be released later. Follow the specific fixture and check Elche CF’s official ticket platform regularly as matchday approaches.

This usually does not mean that the match is sold out. Elche often releases tickets close to the match and normally one home fixture at a time.

If the current match cannot be purchased, the most likely explanation is that general sale has not opened yet. Tickets can sometimes become available only 3–4 days before kick-off.

Some matches also have priority periods for season-ticket holders or Carnet Franjiverde members before general sale opens.

Yes. For matches where Elche activates its season-ticket seat-release service, a season-ticket holder who cannot attend can release their seat for the club to sell.

That means new seats can appear later even if they previously looked unavailable. For high-demand matches, it can be worth checking the official seat map again.

This usually means you have reached the ticket page during a priority period, or that general sale has not opened yet.

Season-ticket holders may receive specific purchase opportunities, while Carnet Franjiverde includes priority for certain matches. If you are travelling from abroad without either, it is normally best to wait for general sale and check again.

No. Once general sale opens, anyone can buy a ticket. You do not need to be a member, season-ticket holder or previously registered.

During purchase you choose the available area and seat. Use the digital stadium view to check the sightline before buying.

The system may ask for a Spanish DNI or NIE. As a foreign visitor, you can normally enter your passport number.

Sometimes it requires a phone number in a format accepted by the form. Check that all details are valid before continuing.

Online tickets should be bought directly from Elche CF’s official platform. It is the only online channel we recommend.

Tickets are often sold at the Martínez Valero ticket offices, including on matchday, but opening hours and availability are set separately for each fixture.

Do not base your trip on being able to buy at the stadium. Buy online as soon as general sale opens, especially for high-demand matches.

Elche states in its current match information that online tickets are issued to a named spectator and the details must match the person entering the stadium. Keep your passport or other valid ID available.

The club also repeatedly states that purchased match tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded. Always check the terms for the specific fixture before paying.

Yes. Elche states that everyone entering Martínez Valero must have a valid ticket or season pass regardless of age, including babies and small children.

Plan your purchase for the entire party and do not assume that a small child can enter without a ticket.

Elche’s current match information says food may be brought in and plastic bottles up to 500 ml are permitted without a cap. Smoking is prohibited inside the stadium.

Rules and security information can change, so check the club’s information for the specific match you are attending.

Tickets for the organised away section are not sold through Elche’s regular ticket sales. Elche states that these tickets are managed by the visiting club.

If you want to sit with the away supporters, follow the ticket information published by the opposing club.

The price depends on the opponent, demand and area. The cheapest seats usually start at around €25. The most expensive can exceed €100 and, for some matches, €200.

Yes, several tickets can normally be bought in one transaction. The club may limit the number per buyer for certain matches; the maximum will be shown during purchase.

It is a personal supporter card for fans without a season ticket who want to be closer to the club. For 2026/27 it costs €49.95.

It is personal and non-transferable.

• Welcome pack with scarf, wristband and physical card
• 50% discount on selected matches
• 24 hours of priority for category A matches
• Priority for away travel after season-ticket holders
• Priority for future season tickets

Demand is very high against teams such as Real Madrid or FC Barcelona. From 2026/27 those matches are included in season tickets, so fewer seats may remain for general sale.

Season-ticket holders usually have priority and the Carnet Franjiverde may add another advantage. Be ready when sales open; there is no guarantee of a ticket.

Yes, some companies and supporters’ clubs organise trips with a ticket. Always check the organiser’s reliability, the origin of the ticket and everything included in the price.

There is always some risk. For most matches tickets are usually available, but Real Madrid and FC Barcelona are clear exceptions.

It is preferable to wait until the day and time are confirmed and then buy through the club’s official channel.

Avoid private sellers, Facebook, resale marketplaces and unknown sites. Risks include invalid tickets, duplicate sales and prices far above the official level.

Check that you have received the ticket and that the date, time, area and seat are correct. Arrive early to enjoy the surroundings, the club shop and the atmosphere.

The entrances usually open at least an hour beforehand. Many supporters arrive earlier to meet, eat, drink, visit the shop and welcome the team bus.

For big matches, allow extra time for traffic, queues and security checks.

There are many options next to the stadium and in nearby neighbourhoods. Double parking is common and some cars may be blocked in after the match.

Parking a few minutes’ walk away can make it quicker to leave after the final whistle.