Mallorca tickets - Experience Mallorca at Estadio Son Moix!

Yes, RCD Mallorca offers stadium tours of Estadio Son Moix, though they run on a limited schedule. Tours typically operate 2-3 days per week and must be booked in advance through the club's official website. The tour lasts approximately 60 minutes and includes access to the dressing rooms, press area, pitch side, and the club museum which showcases Mallorca's history. Tours are conducted in Spanish and English, and it's worth noting that tours are often canceled on the day before matches as the team prepares the facilities.

Local Mallorca supporters typically gather at bars around Plaça d'Espanya or along Passeig Mallorca about 3-4 hours before kickoff. Many fans enjoy traditional Mallorcan ensaïmadas (sweet pastries) with coffee before heading to Bar Lluís near the stadium, which has become an unofficial meeting point for supporters. From there, most walk to the stadium together, singing club anthems and wearing the red team colors. This walking procession has become a cherished tradition, especially for big matches. Visitors are welcome to join this local ritual, which offers a fantastic way to experience the authentic passion of Mallorca's fanbase.

Estadio Son Moix has stricter security policies than many other Spanish stadiums. Large bags, professional cameras, and umbrellas with pointed ends are prohibited. Unlike some Spanish venues, the stadium doesn't allow fans to bring in their own food, though small water bottles (under 500ml) are permitted. Uniquely for Mallorca, supporters are not allowed to bring in sunflower seeds ("pipas"), which are typically popular at Spanish football matches, due to cleaning challenges in the stadium. Security checks can be thorough, so it's advisable to arrive at least 45 minutes before kickoff, especially for high-profile matches.

For the most authentic atmosphere, sit in the "Fondo Sur" (South End) where the "Supporters Sur" group creates the most vibrant environment with continuous chanting, drums, and displays. This section isn't recommended for families with young children due to the intensity. If you want good atmosphere but with a better view of the action, the "Lateral Este" offers a good compromise - you'll be near the passionate fans but with better sightlines. The stadium is known for its unique microclimate - evening games in winter can be surprisingly chilly due to the stadium's open design and Palma's sea breezes, so bringing an extra layer is always wise, even in this Mediterranean location.

Many visitors create a perfect weekend by combining a Mallorca match with authentic island experiences. On match days, start with a morning visit to the local "Mercat de l'Olivar" for traditional sobrasada and ensaïmadas. After the game, most locals head to the Santa Catalina neighborhood for dinner, particularly along Carrer de la Fàbrica where numerous restaurants offer post-match dinner specials with traditional Mallorcan dishes like tumbet or arròs brut. The following day, consider taking the historic wooden train to Sóller or visiting the nearby Bellver Castle. For a longer stay, some ticket packages can be combined with vineyard tours in the Binissalem wine region or boat trips along Mallorca's stunning coastline, both of which perfectly complement the football experience.