Estadio de Gran Canaria seating?

If you haven’t ever seen the stadium before, then you might not know about its biggest drawback – you’re really far from the action! Because it doubles as an athletics stadium, there’s a 400m running track, long jump area and, in general, quite a lot going on between you and the players. While this doesn’t make it a bad experience, it’s not the same as most other stadia in the game. The seats themselves are comfortable and offer decent legroom (it was refurbished in 2003). Unlike the rest of the league, tickets are about €15-35, covering the worst to the best seats, which is really cheap for a Spanish top flight game!

With a capacity of 32,000 people, the stadium is the biggest one in Canary Islands. You can choose a seat in four types of stands: Naciente, Curva, Sur or Tribuna. Prices can vary depending on the match. If Union Deportiva Las Palmas plays against Real Madrid for example, tickets can cost between 90 and 400 euro. Naciente stand is the cheapest one in the stadium and visibility from there is not bad.