The price of football in Spain and Germany is light years away. All you have to do is see how hard it is to watch the first leg of the Champions League semi-finals in Munich between Bayern and Real Madrid and what it will be worth to see the second leg a week later at the Santiago Bernabéu.
Same game but with very different prices. The first leg of the semifinals at the Allianz this Tuesday ranges from 19 tickets for the cheapest ticket (standing, behind a goal) to 150 euros for the most expensive seat to see the visit of Real Madrid. There are also tickets for 70 euros, 100 and 120, prices well above the 15, 40, 50, 60 and 80 that cost in the best Bundesliga games.
In Spain, the price of football is much higher than what happens in Germany. Although the purchasing power of a Spaniard is far from that of a German, going to a football stadium in our country is much more expensive. And the best example is the comparison of what it will cost to go see Real Madrid-Bayern at the Bernabéu versus Bayern-Real Madrid this Tuesday.
Same prices as against City
Florentino Pérez maintains the same prices against Bayern that he set for the quarterfinals against Manchester City and that They range from 125 euros for the funds in the fourth amphitheater to 445 for the main stand. For members there are reductions in these prices, but in the end if a fan wants to see this great game they will have to dig deep into their pockets.
The seats for next week are sold out, so right now you can only go to Real Madrid-Bayern if you go to the resale.
