Spotify Camp Nou: museum tour, match tickets and how to get there
What you can visit at Spotify Camp Nou now, what it costs, how match tickets are sold and how to get there, from FC Barcelona and TMB.
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FC Barcelona is back at Spotify Camp Nou, but the stadium is open only in part while the rebuild goes on. The museum, now the Barça Immersive Tour, is open all year; match tickets are sold only through the club. Here is what the club itself says about each.
The stadium right now
The club has been reopening the stadium in phases. Its current licence allows 62,652 spectators, and the club says construction continues through the 2026-27 season with reduced capacity; season-ticket holder status stays suspended until full capacity returns. No completion date has been announced. Finished, the stadium will hold more than 104,000 people, and it is due to host the 2029 men's Champions League final.
The museum: Barça Immersive Tour
The basic museum ticket starts from €28 and includes the museum, a digital audio guide and a viewpoint over the construction works. Other products, with guided visits or extras, start from €38 and go up to €199. The club advises buying online to avoid queues.
The visit includes an immersive room that the club does not recommend for people with epilepsy or photosensitivity. People with a disability certificate of 33% or more, and one companion, get 50% off at the ticket office.
Opening hours
From 19 October to 19 March the museum opens 10:00 to 18:00; from 20 March to 17 October, 9:30 to 19:00. Last entry is 45 minutes before closing and the visit takes about an hour. It is closed on 25 December and 1 January.
On match days and some other days the hours change, and the club announces each change on its tickets page. The club names Saturdays from 15:00 to 17:00 as the quietest time, except on first-team match days.
Match tickets
Tickets are sold through fcbarcelona.com and the club's own ticket shop, fixture by fixture; season-pass holders get first access to passes. Tickets are digital and arrive between 24 and 3 hours before kick-off, and the gates open an hour and a half before the match.
The club runs daily checks against fraudulent purchases and resale. The safe channel is the official site.
Getting there
- Metro: TMB recommends Collblanc (L5, L9 Sud and L10 Sud) and Palau Reial (L3) as the closest stations; Les Corts and Badal also serve the stadium.
- Tram: T1, T2 and T3, at stops such as Palau Reial and Avinguda de Xile.
- On match days several bus lines are diverted from two hours before kick-off until an hour and a half after the final whistle; the club asks fans to walk or use public transport. There is no visitor car park.
Before you go
- Bags: there is no luggage storage, and laptops and pushchairs are not allowed into the stadium on match days.
- Arriving from the airport: the L9 Sud metro stops at Collblanc on its way into the city.
- How much is the Camp Nou tour?
- The basic museum ticket (Barça Immersive Tour) starts from €28 on the club's site, checked on 2026-10-12; other experiences start from €38.
- Is Camp Nou open?
- Yes, in part: FC Barcelona plays its home matches there with a reduced capacity of 62,652 while works continue, and the museum is open.
- What are the Camp Nou museum opening hours in winter?
- From 19 October to 19 March, 10:00 to 18:00, with last entry 45 minutes before closing. Hours change on some match days.
- Which metro stop is Camp Nou?
- Collblanc (L5, L9 Sud, L10 Sud) or Palau Reial (L3), according to TMB.
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Sources
This page cites official and primary sources. If you spot an error, let us know.
- Barça Immersive Tour — tickets and hours — FC Barcelona
- Football tickets — FC Barcelona
- FC Barcelona — stadium capacity statement — FC Barcelona
- Getting to Spotify Camp Nou — FC Barcelona
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