Estadio de Mestalla

Great guide who really tried his best and a great historic stadium. But the group was too big and it all was to rushed. No time for toilets planned and a little short for a relaxed tour.

The most disinterested tour guide I’ve ever experienced. We really enjoy European football stadium tours. The last one we did in Spain was at Real Betis and the guide there was engaging. This guide didn’t share any facts about the current stadium or anything about the new one and I doubt he knew beyond the script, if questioned. Very poor.

Very fun experience, I like to visit many stadiums across Europe and this one was very enjoyable, the tour guide had lots of interesting facts and got to see the stadium, locker room, media room, vip seats, small museum, and more. The price for the event was very fair and even got a 10% discount at the club store where the service was also impeccable. Would highly recommend. Only negative was the grass getting dug up but obviously that’s out of the tour’s control

Interesting tour. A pity we didn't get to go onto pitch...next time. Lovely guide who explained everything in English and Spanish.

A bit disappointing experience. The tour guide was great, however the tour itself is poor and doesn't show much. Sitting in the VIP stands, walk through the locker room and media room, walk out on the pitch where the bench is and walk through a small museum are not enough in my opinion. There's much more to be said and shown about this club, the history, the players. Especially because Valencia FC will move to new stadium in few years. Also big disappointment was a club store. Nothing related to it's former players like Mista, Aimar, Villa, Albelda, Canizares, etc. Still ok to see everything if you're football fan, especially since they're gonna move to the new stadium. Otherwise, not worth the money.

Stadium is very impressive and I like the fact it's clearly old. Gives it a soul. The tour though was pretty disappointing. One guide speaking Spanish and then repeating in English, to at least 50 people if not more. When the Spanish bit is over, people then start talking so you can't really hear him in English. All pretty whistle stop to see the main bits with limited info over the talking/time it takes to speak in both English and Spanish. Big shame.

I had been at the stadium with a group of kids. I did not only found the crew rude and unprofessional, but the visit was also not worth the ticket. We’ve been asked to be at the gate 10/15 min before the start and no one opened or said a word to us. I asked for a toilet for the kids and the answer was “we don’t have external wc”. For kids, I don’t really suggest this tour. It’s pity because Valencia is a great city to visit and the stadium should offer a very historical and fulfilling tour, especially for kids.

The stadium is very beautiful and the tour is interesting, but in my opinion not so much things to see for 16€, many bigger tours and museums cost the same for much more things to see.

The tour of the Mestalla was one of the things I was most looking forward to on my holiday in Valencia and it certainly didn't disappoint. The guides are excellent, delivering in both Spanish and English for the benefit of visitors. The level of access you get to an iconic stadium really makes it worthwhile.

Great guides. Fun tour, but to me there were too many photo ops, and not enough history. Also, I was really looking forward to go on the upper levels, because Mestalla is so steep. It's the one thing I knew it for, and it was completely neglected by the tour, so I didn't get to see the view of the pitch from up there. Very disappointing. 13.5 euros was a bit much. If I could have paid that to only see the view from the top stands for a few minutes, and skip everything else, I would've done it.