Updated: October 18, 2026Alavés tickets for the 2026/27 season At TikTik, you can book tickets for Alavés (Deportivo Alavés) home and away matches in the 2026/27 season, and packages for some away matches too. The next match is Barcelona vs. Alavés on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at Camp Nou...
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Alavés tickets for the 2026/27 season
At TikTik, you can book tickets for Alavés (Deportivo Alavés) home and away matches in the 2026/27 season, and packages for some away matches too. The next match is Barcelona vs. Alavés on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at Camp Nou. Book online or through a representative, with service in Hebrew.
Deportivo Alavés is a football club from the city of Vitoria in the Basque Country, founded in 1921, playing in La Liga and hosting matches at Estadio Mendizorrotza, which has a seating capacity of 19,840.
Among other matches, Alavés's upcoming games
Among others, you can order tickets for these matches:
Where can you see Alavés at home, at Mendizorrotza?
Alavés home matches are played at Mendizorrotza Stadium in Vitoria, and tickets only can be booked online or through a representative. Alavés hosts Barcelona on January 24, 2027 (date not final), and Real Madrid on May 23, 2027 (date not final), among other matches.
Which Israeli website sells packages for Alavés matches?
TikTik sells packages for three Alavés away matches in the 2026/27 season. A package includes a flight + hotel + ticket, all in one booking, and can be booked on the website or through a representative, in Hebrew.
Ticket only is entry to the event only, and you arrange the flight and accommodation yourself. A package is flight, hotel and ticket, packed in one order.
What's Included
Ticket only
Package
Entry to the event
Yes
Yes
Flight
No, arrange on your own
Yes
Hotel
No, arrange on your own
Yes
How to book
Ticket in one order
Flight, hotel and ticket, packed in one order
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FAQ
Where does Alavés play its home matches?
At Mendizorrotza Stadium in the city of Vitoria in the Basque Country. Alavés hosts Barcelona there on January 24, 2027 (date not final), and Real Madrid on May 23, 2027 (date not final), among other matches.
Can you buy a ticket only for an Alavés match?
Yes. All Alavés matches open for booking have a ticket-only option, meaning entry to the match only; you arrange your own flight and accommodation.
Which Alavés matches have a package?
Getafe vs. Alavés on February 28, 2027 (date not final), Atlético Madrid vs. Alavés on May 2, 2027 (date not final), and Espanyol vs. Alavés on May 30, 2027 (date not final). A package includes a flight + hotel + ticket in one booking.
When does Alavés play Real Madrid in the 2026/27 season?
Twice: Real Madrid vs. Alaves on November 29, 2026 (date not final) at Santiago Bernabéu, and Alaves vs. Real Madrid on May 23, 2027 (date not final) at Mendizorrotza. Book on the website or through a representative, in Hebrew.
Mendizorrotza opened on 27 April 1924 — one of the oldest stadiums in Spain still in use, and more than a hundred years in the same spot: in the heart of Vitoria-Gasteiz, capital of the Basque Country, on Cervantes Avenue within walking distance of the old town. Just 19,840 seats, in a single-tier bowl — and that's exactly what makes the experience special: there's no far-away seat here. Four stands: the Tribuna main stand, the Preferente facing it, and behind the goals the Grada Cervantes and Grada Polideportivo. Polideportivo is the loud end, home to the club's organized supporters; away fans enter through Gate 3. Alavés are nicknamed "El Glorioso" and their fans "Babazorros", and the club has for years been promoting a plan to expand Mendizorrotza to around 27,000 covered seats — the plan still hasn't gotten underway, so the stadium you'll see is the old, cramped one, with all the advantages that brings.
FAQ
How do you buy tickets for an Alavés match?
Tickets for an Alavés match are sold on the club's ticket website, and also at the Mendizorrotza box office on match day. The physical box office hours are published anew before every match, not on a fixed schedule. The mechanism worth knowing is called "Cede tu asiento": a season ticket holder who isn't coming to the match releases their seat through the personal area, and states who will sit in it instead — so inventory keeps reopening even in matches that looked sold out. It's important to understand the scale of the numbers here: Mendizorrotza holds only 19,840 seats, less than a third of the big stadiums of Madrid and Barcelona, and most seats are held by season ticket holders — so in the big matches there's almost no free inventory left. Alavés are signed up to La Liga's "Grada Visitante" agreement, which guarantees a minimum quota of seats for away fans. TikTik gets tickets for Alavés matches at Mendizorrotza without club membership and without chasing sales windows.
How do you get to the Mendizorrotza stadium?
Mendizorrotza is located inside Vitoria-Gasteiz itself, within walking distance of the old town, and on bus route 2. The address: Paseo de Cervantes, 01007 Vitoria-Gasteiz. This is one of Mendizorrotza's big advantages — it isn't out in the suburbs but inside the city itself, south of the historic centre, a comfortable walk from the old town and from the White Virgin Square. By public transport: the city's fast bus route, line 2 (2A and 2B), stops at the station officially named "Mendizorrotza". There's no tram to the stadium — extending the tram line toward Mendizorrotza is a future plan that hasn't been built yet. And something you need to know in advance: the city council closes roads around the stadium on match day — the section of Cervantes Avenue closes two hours before kickoff, and about 45 minutes before kickoff Rosalía de Castro, Salvatierrabide, Concha Espina and Aurteo close too, along with the whole of Cervantes Avenue. It's simplest to arrive on foot or by bus.
Is there parking at the Mendizorrotza stadium?
Not on match days — the Mendizorrotza car park closes by city council order, and the alternative is Mendizabala. The Mendizorrotza car park, about 500 spaces on Amadeo García de Salazar square, closes on match days by order of the Vitoria city council for security and evacuation reasons — from four hours before kickoff until about an hour after the match ends. The closure has been in effect since the 2025/26 season. The alternative the council itself directs people to is Mendizabala, about a thousand spaces within walking distance. Another alternative: the San Martín car park on Pintor Díaz de Olano street, 157 spaces, free in the evenings and on weekends. With street parking, watch out for two different regimes — the paid blue zone is enforced on weekdays between 10:00 and 14:00 and between 16:00 and 20:00, and on Saturday mornings only, and not enforced at all on Sundays, on public holidays or during the month of August; but spaces marked residents-only are enforced 24 hours a day, all year round, and that is exactly what you'll find in the residential neighborhoods around the stadium. The council itself recommends arriving by public transport, by bicycle or on foot.
How do you get to an Alavés match from Israel?
For an Alavés match you fly to Madrid and then take a direct train to Vitoria-Gasteiz — there is no direct flight. There is no direct flight from Israel to the Basque Country — not to Bilbao and not to Vitoria. Vitoria's own airport, Foronda, is active but flies to only eight destinations, none of them Israeli, so don't look for a solution there. The direct destinations from Tel Aviv in Spain are Barcelona, Madrid, Málaga and Ibiza. That leaves two practical routes. The first, and the more convenient for most travelers: a flight to Madrid, and from there a direct Renfe train from Chamartín station to Vitoria-Gasteiz — about three to three and a half hours, with around nine departures a day. The second: a flight to Madrid or Barcelona with a connecting flight to Bilbao, and from Bilbao airport there's a direct bus line to Vitoria — line A3700 operated by Autobuses La Unión, about 22 trips a day, roughly every 45 minutes, from 5 a.m. until close to midnight, a journey of about 55 minutes. Bilbao airport is about 75 kilometers from Vitoria, so a taxi or rental car is also about an hour's drive.
Does an Israeli need a visa to fly to the match?
No. Israelis enter Schengen-area countries visa-free for stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period, and all that's required is a valid passport. Worth knowing what's coming: the European Union is launching the ETIAS authorization system in the last quarter of 2026. Once it takes effect, an online authorization will be required in advance, at a cost of €7, valid for three years or until the passport expires — whichever comes first. As of today the system is not active and no action is required from you. Important warning: the EU warns that many sites impersonate the official site, use the EU logo and charge inflated fees or steal passport and credit card details. There is only one official site — europa.eu/etias — and any address not on the europa.eu domain is not official.
Where is it best to sit at the Mendizorrotza stadium?
At Mendizorrotza, the Tribuna main stand and the Preferente give the best angle, and Grada Polideportivo is the loud stand. The built-in advantage: Mendizorrotza is a single-tier bowl with 19,840 seats, so even the back seats are close to the pitch — there's no "third level" here like at the giant stadiums. The atmosphere is concentrated in Grada Polideportivo, the stand behind the goal where the club's organized supporters sit and where the noise comes from. For calm, family-friendly viewing: the Tribuna main stand or the Preferente facing it — the two long sides, with the best angle on the match. Behind the other goal is Grada Cervantes. Away fans enter through Gate 3. One thing worth knowing that can't be solved in advance: the club doesn't publish an official map of which stands are covered and which aren't, and Vitoria sits high inland, with weather that's cooler and rainier than the coast — it's worth bringing a coat just in case.
What's special about Alavés's 2026/27 season?
2026/27 is Alavés's first full season under coach Quique Sánchez Flores. The veteran coach, who has managed among others Atlético Madrid, Valencia, Watford and Getafe, took over the role on 3 March 2026 in the middle of a difficult season — after Eduardo Coudet left for River Plate — and led Alavés to survival. The road there went to the wire: the team finished in 14th place with 43 points, sealing survival only on matchday 37, with a 1-0 away win over Real Oviedo. Alavés are not playing in Europe this season. The transfer window was especially quiet — as of early August the club had not officially announced a single new signing for the first team, meaning Sánchez Flores started the season with the same squad that saved it the previous season. In the background, the plan to expand Mendizorrotza to about 27,000 seats is still hovering, and still hasn't gotten underway.
What's Alavés's big match in the 2026/27 season?
Alavés's big match is the Basque derby against Athletic Bilbao, at Mendizorrotza on 7 March 2027. At Mendizorrotza there are two kinds of big matches, and they're not the same thing. The Basque derby against Athletic Bilbao is the local event of the year — it comes to Vitoria on matchday 27, on 7 March 2027. Before it, on 10 January 2027, Real Sociedad arrive for the second Basque derby. And from the other side of the scale: Barcelona arrive on matchday 21, on 24 January 2027, and Real Madrid close out the season at Mendizorrotza on matchday 37 — over the weekend of 22 to 23 May 2027, a match that could fall right on the title decision. Important for planning: La Liga only sets kickoff times about 15 to 20 days in advance, so the dates are known but the time will be confirmed later. Alavés opened the season at home, with a 3:0 win over Getafe on 15 August 2026, and their next home match is against Villarreal on Friday, 28 August.
