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A wonderful place to go if you prefer your football cheap, working class and left wing. Vamos Rayo!
Best football stadium in town!
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An old fashioned stadium with a beautiful atmosphere
The stadium is a old open stadium where the ways of access is difficult esspecially if you not speak spanish. The location is in the city like usual in spain what create a special familar atmosphaereThe atmosphaere im really impressed what the home fans create. The vip is not really impressive. The support is really good so you feel like you at a soccer game. In summary stadium 2 infrastructure 3 vip 2 atmosphaere 5 brings it to total 3 my favorite team played tide so it not made my day.
If I was marking for atmosphere and how the fans get behind their struggling team then it would be top billing. Unfortunately that's not how reviews work. The ground is an old and crumbling monolith to decades well past.
This ground scraped by its safety certificate in October 2018. This was after being closed down in September after a child fell down scaffolding which hadn't been removed.
The admission price began at 40 euros (2018/19 season) and considering the state of the ground is poor value. You won't get hot food in most stadia so check out the restaurants on the main road when you come upstairs from Portazgo metro station (this is right next to the ground). You'll find bars and and the ubiquitous chain fast food restaurant.
As far as accessibility is concerned, Portazgo metro has no elevators, which kind of puzzled me since the doors to the station are equipped with...... accessible door switches! The stadium itself, well there may be accessible areas via the VIP door, but the ticket office involves stairs 🤔
Don't get me wrong, I absolutely loved my visit. The match was a classic your eyes were glued to. The Rayo fans were passionate - the mad support stand behind the goal singing throughout and waving flags. It was well worth the effort to attend, but be prepared to pay through the nose for it. My garden shed is better than this!
This ground scraped by its safety certificate in October 2018. This was after being closed down in September after a child fell down scaffolding which hadn't been removed.
The admission price began at 40 euros (2018/19 season) and considering the state of the ground is poor value. You won't get hot food in most stadia so check out the restaurants on the main road when you come upstairs from Portazgo metro station (this is right next to the ground). You'll find bars and and the ubiquitous chain fast food restaurant.
As far as accessibility is concerned, Portazgo metro has no elevators, which kind of puzzled me since the doors to the station are equipped with...... accessible door switches! The stadium itself, well there may be accessible areas via the VIP door, but the ticket office involves stairs 🤔
Don't get me wrong, I absolutely loved my visit. The match was a classic your eyes were glued to. The Rayo fans were passionate - the mad support stand behind the goal singing throughout and waving flags. It was well worth the effort to attend, but be prepared to pay through the nose for it. My garden shed is better than this!
Cool old fashioned stadium in the heart of the community. Only 3 stands, if you go to the east end of the stadium you can climb on a wall and look into the stadium. Be careful though! Good transport links with metro station right outside. I walked from a Atocha in around 40 mins.
Enjoyed it a lot more here than the Bernabeu the night before. Real football
