Rayo Vallecano has launched its 2026/27 season ticket campaign, announcing a €40 increase across all categories and a €1,000 rise in the "palquito" zone. Online renewal starts on July 24 and in‑person renewal on July 27, marking the start of sales for the upcoming LaLiga season.

What does the new ticket include?

The package covers the 19 LaLiga matches, the first home Copa del Rey fixture and all home games of the club's affiliates. Seats in the fondo, tribunal alta lateral and tribunal alta preferencia rise between €40 and €135, while tickets for disabled fans and the "peke" remain unchanged. If a match cannot be played at Vallecas, the club will provide each ticket holder with a comparable seat at the alternative venue.

How does the renewal phase work?

Phase 1 is online only, from July 24 14:00 until August 2 23:59. The 2025/26 ticket and updated personal data are required; payment is a single transaction. Tickets can be collected from August 10, 10:00‑21:00, except weekends and holidays, which close at 19:00.

Phase 2, the in‑person stage, takes place at the stadium’s central box office from July 27 to August 6, with similar hours. Buyers must present a ID and update their details; if purchasing for someone else, an authorization and a copy of the holder’s ID are needed.

Phase 3 allows seat changes on August 7‑8, with the same documentation required. This stage also permits converting a "peke" ticket into a children’s ticket.

What about new season ticket holders?

No additional quota exists; only tickets released from previous‑season cancellations will be sold. Those on the waiting list must confirm their intent on the platform. This policy ensures that available seats go to loyal supporters who renew on time.

Current club context

Rayo Vallecano finished the 2025 season in 8th place with 50 points (12 wins, 14 draws, 12 losses) and a goal difference of –3 (41 scored, 44 conceded). They sit 44 points behind leaders Barcelona, and their next fixture is a home game against Getafe on February 21 2027, with the opponent sitting seventh in the table.

Why does the price rise matter?

The increase reflects the club’s growing revenue and the need to fund upgrades at the Vallecas stadium. The higher price in the "palquito" zone aims to balance demand for premium seats. Fans who renew early can secure their location and avoid potential resale at market rates.

What should supporters do?

Fans should check the official platform before August 2 to confirm their ticket and update their data. Those who prefer face‑to‑face service can visit the box office between July 27 and August 6. Seat changes are only possible on August 7‑8. Staying informed guarantees a smooth experience in the upcoming campaign.