Elche CF announced this Tuesday that starting Wednesday, tickets will go on sale for a crucial upcoming match. On Monday night, October 31, the team will face Getafe in what is being described as a true final to climb out of the relegation zone and secure survival options in the First Division.
The game was not designated as an economic day, and season-ticket holders will receive free access by presenting their card. For general admission, prices begin at 25 euros for the clash against the Madrid squad. Tickets are available at the Martínez Valero stadium and online. The most premium options start at 70 euros for the grandstand in the lower ring.
Ticket prices include the following ranges: back row G4 at 25 euros, back row G3 at 30 euros, preference G4 at 35 euros, preference G3 at 40 euros, and tribune seating at 45 euros. In the lower tier at the Ilícitan Coliseum, the open preference curve is 30 euros, the closed preference curve is 35 euros, open ends are 35 euros, closed ends are 40 euros, open tribune curve is 40 euros, closed tribune curve is 45 euros, open preference curve 50 euros, closed preference 60 euros, open tribune 65 euros, and closed tribune 70 euros.
Tickets can be purchased online by clicking here, and they may also be bought in person at the south fund ticket offices at the Martínez Valero stadium. Ticket office hours are as follows: Wednesday to Friday from 10:00 to 14:00 and 16:00 to 19:00; Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00; Sunday closed; Monday from 10:00 to 14:00 and from 16:00 until kickoff, with sales at Fondo Norte starting from 7:00.
The Ilícitan club reminds supporters that smoking is prohibited throughout the property and food is allowed. There is a limit of 500 ml plastic bottles without caps, and tickets are non-refundable.
Elche’s fan base, numbering around 24,000 subscribers, remains hopeful. Despite the Monday night game, the following day is a public holiday, All Saints Day, so Martínez Valero is expected to host a large turnout. The goal is to secure three points, move away from the relegation zone, and look toward a more promising future for the club. [Source: Elche CF communications]