Wanda Metropolitano Stadium

On Friday 5 June, the Wanda Metropolitano reopened its tour to the public.

Only fixed date tickets are sold.

Guided visit times in July with a maximum of 25 people in each visit are:

• Mon - Fri: 11am / 12 Noon / 5.30pm / 7pm

• Sat - Sun: 11am / 11.30am / 12.30pm / 1pm / 3.30pm / 5pm / 5.30pm / 7pm

For health and safety reasons there are no VR glasses available and visitors are not allowed to sit in the box, auditorium or bench.

On match days tours will not be held, but visitors who have bought tickets for that day will be able to exchange them for another date.

The new Atlético de Madrid stadium is located in one of the most important areas of expansion in Madrid in the north-east of the city, alongside the M-40 and close to the airport, between the Canillejas and Las Rosas neighbourhoods.

With a capacity of around 68,000 spectators, the Wanda Metropolitano is designed in accordance with the highest comfort, safety and visibility standards. The stadium will be the stage for Atlético de Madrid’s first team matches and will be a possibility for hosting national and European finals. On 1 June it will be hosting the Champions League final.

Wanda Metropolitano Tour

Atlético de Madrid's new home ground, one of the most modern stadiums in the world, offers a tour to visit the different areas, such as the changing rooms, the press room or the mixed area, where the manager and the players appear after each match. Visitors can also go out to the pitch via the tunnel used by the players. Visits are on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays (provided that it is not a match day). Entrance tickets should be acquired at the shop located in the stadium or on the official website.

- Municipal Mobility Plan for the Wanda Metropolitano (in Spanish)