Estadio de Gran Canaria

Nice stadium. A guided tour (see the Official Shop) is a very decent option.

Atmosphere is amazing bo ticket is too expensive for second tier league

Worst „VIP“ experience ever. 325€ for water, coffee and toast. Beer costs 3€ extra and you get it in a paper cup. Sandwiches in the half time break are gone within minutes and not refilled. No recommendation at all!

Had a great time watching a 2-1 win over Valladolid. Lovely open terrace in the sunshine. Miles away from the pitch as all the seats are. Atmosphere was ok, nothing special but not the worst. Small away section who you won’t notice. Some ultras try to build things up but never get too exciting. Halftime hot dog was meticulously prepared, hence the queue but it tasted great. Had an expensive beer from the car park outside the ground (no cars allowed though, great use of car park). Bus to the ground from the centre was long and rammed. Try to get there early because we were lucky to get on the bus. Seats online were €39 but luckily a local on the bus had two spare so got in for €20. A season ticket here works out at around €16 a game but Real and Barca are more expensive even for season ticket holders where they bizarrely have to pay a supplement. On the open market you can buy a ticket for those games at around €100 but on secondary market expect to pay €150+. This is how Spanish football works 😂😂. It’s a one team island so don’t expect any fierce rivalry or agro. It’s just something to do on an island with limited options.

Enjoyed visiting the Las Palmas stadium for a La Liga match against Cadiz (1-1). Decent atmosphere around the ground prior to kick-off. I paid €70 for a seat in the East side stand which was more than I pay for the English Premier League and was expecting a better seat and position. The facilities inside the stadium are basic with not many food and drink options and long queues at halftime. There wasn't the same loud atmosphere inside the ground that you get in England but that was to be expected. The 'ultras' occupy a small section in the small North stand - which looks half finished. Overall, I'm glad I experienced it but the ticket was far too expensive... I'd recommend you get a cheaper seat in the East stand (you'll also get more sunshine!).

Paid 35 euros for VIP seats. Very good price and brill expiernce whilst visiting Gran Canaria