Wanda Metropolitano
Atlético Madrid moved to Wanda Metropolitano in 2017 after spending decades at the Vicente Calderón, which has since been demolished. The new stadium was built on the site of the old La Peineta athletics stadium and was extensively redeveloped to become a modern football venue. It holds approximately 68,000 spectators, making it one of the larger club stadiums in Spain. The roof covers the entire seating area, which helps with acoustics and keeps the noise inside — something that becomes very noticeable when the crowd gets going. The design is circular with a continuous upper tier, giving good sightlines from most positions. Atlético's fans have a strong tradition of collective singing, particularly in the Fondo Sur, the south end where the most vocal supporters gather. The stadium also hosted the 2019 UEFA Champions League final between Liverpool and Tottenham. Club colours of red and white are prominent throughout the concourses and seating.
Package trip or tickets only
Whether a package trip to Atlético Madrid makes more sense than buying a standalone ticket depends on your situation. If you still need to sort flights and a hotel, a travel package that bundles everything together can save time and sometimes money — and you deal with one seller rather than three. On the other hand, if you already have accommodation sorted or you're combining the match with a longer stay in Madrid, a ticket-only option is probably more practical. The companies listed here offer both approaches, and the differences in what's included are worth checking carefully. Some travel packages include transfers from the airport or hotel to the stadium, which is a useful addition if you're not familiar with the city. Others are more basic — a hotel and a ticket without much else. Read what each package actually contains before deciding, since the descriptions on each seller's page will tell you exactly what you're getting.
