Sevilla tickets are grouped into price categories that reflect the importance of the fixture and the position of the seat within the ground. Category A covers the biggest La Liga matches, including home games against Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Atlético de Madrid, as well as European knockout rounds. Category B covers mid-table La Liga opponents. Category C fixtures, typically against lower-profile La Liga sides, carry the lowest prices and are a good entry point for fans attending their first match here. The Seville derby sits in a separate allocation entirely, with more restricted ticket availability than a standard league match. A match ticket for a Category C fixture represents good value relative to equivalent experiences at other major European clubs.
Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán is located in the Nervión district of Seville, with a capacity of approximately 43,000. The ground is served directly by Nervión station on Metro Line 1, connecting to the city centre in a few stops. Buses also run through the area. Most centrally located hotels in Seville are within 20 minutes of the stadium by metro or on foot, making public transport the most practical option on matchday when road traffic near the ground is heavy.