The information I am getting so far . . . FYI, the "Madrid Derby" is Real v. Atletico, so prices will be even higher for Barcelona. The stadium tour idea might be a good one, though.
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Anyone have any experience or recommendations regarding how to go about getting tickets for El Clasico? A friend of mine is heading over there for the 17 April match (in Madrid), and while she's willing to pay for the privilege she just wants to be sure she's dealing with a person / agency that won't sell her fakes.
Edited to add: she's been to the RM website and says the website only offers tickets for the next few games, and she wants to get something locked in before the game sells out . . . Anyone?
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For El Clasico in the Nou Camp, myself remy and mike ended up having to go through touts and it wasn't cheap
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Yup, you've no chance of getting tickets other than through a tout or agency. Best thing to do is usually head down and do the stadium tour or something the day before and you'll have folk hanging around selling tickets. Agencies will usually be more expensive for no more of a guarantee, they're just a tout with a logo and an office.
Went to the one at the Nou Camp a few years ago. Just hit the stadium with some cash. Wads of it.
EDIT: Actually bought tickets for the Madrid derby outside the Bernabeu maybe 2 years ago and got a ticket for about €80 which was much less than I expected so don't jump in with the first offer obviously.
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