Camp de Mestalla

Valencia CF — Valencia

Address	Avenida de Suecia, s/n, 46010 Valencia, Spain Map (OpenStreetMap)
Capacity	49,430 [source]
Airports	VLC Valencia Airport — 11 km straight-line · Metrovalencia Lines 3 and 5 run from Aeroport into the city. Line 5 reaches Aragó, the closest station to the stadium, without a change (Metrovalencia's post-match trains run Aragó to Aeroport on Line 5); Line 3 reaches Facultats, the other nearby station.
Long-distance rail	València-Joaquín Sorolla / València-Nord · LaLiga's visitor sheet lists Estación del Norte and Joaquín Sorolla as the rail stations. València-Nord is next to the Xàtiva Metro stop (Lines 3 and 5); Line 5 continues from Xàtiva to Aragó. From Joaquín Sorolla use the Metrovalencia planner for the best connection.
Time zone	Europe/Madrid
Official site	valenciacf.com

Distances are straight-line from published coordinates, not by road.

Source: files-dmz.laliga.com · checked 5 November 2026

Source: valencianews.es, files-dmz.laliga.com, metrovalencia.es · checked 5 November 2026

Getting back at night

Metrovalencia adds extra Metro and tram services after Valencia CF matches. For the Saturday 21:00 match against Athletic on 17 October 2026, the extra trains left Aragó at 23:20 (Line 5 to Marítim, Line 7 to Torrent Avinguda) and Facultats at 23:13 and 23:14 (Line 3). On Fridays, Saturdays and the eve of non-local holidays the regular 'A la Lluna' night service also runs until about 03:00.

Match ends at 23:00A 21:00 kick-off ends around 23:00, and the first extra trains left Aragó and Facultats between 23:13 and 23:20 after the Athletic match. Go straight to Aragó or Facultats: for the Valencia–Athletic match the post-match services were Aragó L5 to Marítim 23:20 and L7 to Torrent Avinguda 23:20; Facultats L3 to Aeroport 23:13 and to Rafelbunyol 23:14, L9 to Avinguda del Cid 23:24 and to Riba-roja de Túria 23:41; and at Àngel Guimerà, L1 to Seminari 23:40 and L2 to Torrent Avinguda 23:34 and Llíria 23:46. Times change per match: look for Metrovalencia's notice the day before. Do not count on the regular timetable: on a normal Tuesday the last regular train from Aragó to the centre leaves at 22:51. On Fridays and Saturdays the night service continues through the centre after the last regular train before midnight.

Last services

Mode	Line	From → to	Last service	Note
Metro Mon–Thu	Línea 5 (L5), regular service	Aragó → Colón (city centre)	22:51	Last regular train on a normal Tuesday (10 November 2026), per Metrovalencia's official timetable search. It leaves before a 21:00 kick-off ends: on weekday match nights you depend on the post-match specials below. [source]
Metro Sat	Línea 5 (L5), regular service	Aragó → Colón (city centre)	23:45	Last regular train before midnight on a Saturday (14 November 2026), per Metrovalencia's official timetable search; after that the 'A la Lluna' night service runs through the centre. [source]
Metro Event days	Línea 5 (L5)	Aragó → Marítim	not published	Post-match special train: 23:20 after Valencia–Athletic (17 October 2026). Times are set for each match. [source]
Metro Event days	Línea 5 (L5)	Aragó → Aeroport (via Àngel Guimerà)	not published	After Valencia–Real Madrid on 8 February 2026 a special train left Aragó for Aeroport at 23:20 and passed Àngel Guimerà at 23:27 for the connection to Lines 1 and 2. Check the notice for your match. [source]
Metro Event days	Línea 3 (L3)	Facultats → Aeroport / Rafelbunyol	not published	Post-match special trains at 23:13 (Aeroport) and 23:14 (Rafelbunyol) after Valencia–Athletic. Line 9 also left Facultats at 23:24 and 23:41. [source]
Metro Fri–Sat	'A la Lluna de Metrovalencia' (night service)	Àngel Guimerà (hub in the centre) → Aeroport, Torrent, Torrent Avinguda, Empalme, Marítim (also Alboraia, Seminari, Paterna and others)	not published	10–20 min through the centre towards Aeroport, Torrent, Torrent Avinguda, Empalme and Marítim; 15–30 min towards Alboraia; every 40 min towards Seminari and Paterna. Runs Fridays, Saturdays and the eve of non-local holidays, after the last regular service before midnight. The last passes through Àngel Guimerà are between 02:30 and 03:00; trams every 40 min (Benimaclet around 02:30). [source]

Queues at the station

There is no official figure for queues. Aragó and Facultats are small stations a few minutes from the stadium and Metrovalencia sends special trains in all directions for the first hour after a match; Àngel Guimerà, where Lines 1, 2, 3 and 5 meet, is where you change for most destinations.

If you miss it

Friday and Saturday: the 'A la Lluna' night service runs until about 03:00 through Àngel Guimerà. Sunday to Thursday, if you miss the special trains, call the radio-taxi (96 370 33 33) or book a ride-hailing car from a larger avenue; we found no night bus listed for the stadium. Metrovalencia help line: 900 46 10 46.

Source: valencianews.es, metrovalencia.es, valencianews.es · checked 5 November 2026

How a visitor gets a ticket

General sale

A tourist can buy at the club's own website: the club sells general and VIP tickets for each match, and has a visitors page ('Welcome to Mestalla') with a ticket button. Demand is high: about 40,000 season-ticket holders for about 49,000 seats. As of 5 November 2026 only Valencia–Real Madrid (Saturday 7 November, 21:00) has a confirmed date and time; the rest of the 2026-27 home matches read 'por determinar' (to be confirmed).

2026-27 is the last season at the Camp de Mestalla: on 4 November 2026 the club called it 'the last season of our stadium' and showed the Nou Mestalla (70,044 covered seats) in the background. Everything on this page is about the old ground. We did not find a confirmed opening date for the new stadium in the sources read; check the club's Nou Mestalla page before planning a trip for 2027-28.

Official channels only

Official ticket sale: valenciacf.com
Official hospitality: valenciacf.com

We never link unofficial resellers: tickets bought there are cancelled at the gate, and in the UK reselling football tickets without the club’s authorisation is a criminal offence.

Source: valenciacf.com, valenciacf.com, valenciacf.com, valenciacf.com · checked 5 November 2026

Getting there

Public transport

The nearest Metrovalencia stations are Aragó (Lines 5 and 7) and Facultats (Lines 3 and 9), a few minutes on foot; Alameda is a third option. LaLiga's visitor sheet also lists EMT bus lines 10, 32, 71 and 80 and the tourist bus (route B, stop 11). Aragó reopened on 31 August 2026 after the summer works and was used for the post-match trains of 17 October.

Metro to Aragó (Line 5 or Line 7) or Facultats (Line 3 or Line 9) and walk to Avenida de Suecia.
Visiting fans enter through gates N15 and N16 on Calle Artes Gráficas (north end); the accessible entrance is gate S11 on Calle Joan Regla; the ticket office incident windows are on Avenida de Suecia at the corner of Joan Regla.
Metrovalencia asks you to check timetables on its website, the app or the free phone line 900 46 10 46 on match days.

Source: files-dmz.laliga.com, valencianews.es, elperiodic.com · checked 5 November 2026

Driving and parking

Don't drive. We found no official match-day parking or road-closure plan for Mestalla, the stadium sits in a dense central district, and the Metro stations are a few minutes away.

LaLiga's sheet gives the Policía Local number (092) for traffic and security questions, and says visiting-team coaches are assigned a space near the stadium by the local police.

Source: files-dmz.laliga.com · checked 5 November 2026

Taxi and ride-hailing apps

LaLiga's sheet lists the Valencia radio-taxi number (96 370 33 33). The club's visitor page promotes Cabify as a partner. The club publishes no match-day taxi rank or ride-hailing pickup point: walk a few streets from the stadium before you book.

After the final whistle the streets around the stadium fill with people; set the pickup on a larger avenue rather than on Avenida de Suecia itself.

Source: files-dmz.laliga.com, valenciacf.com · checked 5 November 2026

Bags and documents

The club's left-luggage desk takes only essential personal items such as prams, walkers and children's balls. Backpacks, suitcases, motorbike helmets, large bags, food and drinks are not accepted, and the 2025/26 sheet shows no backpack size limit in text: come with a small bag or none.

Banned by law (Royal Decree 203/2010): containers of metal, glass, ceramic, wood or similar; bottled drinks; anything over 500 g or 500 ml that could be thrown; weapons, flares, fireworks and flammable products.
The club publishes the list of allowed and banned objects as a PDF on its access-rules page.

Documents: The club's access rules name no ID document. Carry your passport or national ID card in case security asks, with the ticket on your phone.

Source: valenciacf.com, valenciacf.com · checked 5 November 2026

Where to stay

Area	Why
Around Aragó station	Next to Aragó station (Lines 5 and 7), a few minutes from the stadium on foot and with a direct Line 5 to the airport.
Around Facultats station	Next to Facultats station (Lines 3 and 9) and the Line 3 post-match train to Aeroport.
Àngel Guimerà	The Metrovalencia hub where Lines 1, 2, 3 and 5 meet and where the night service passes last, until 02:30–03:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.

Source: metrovalencia.es, valencianews.es · checked 5 November 2026

Upcoming events

Sample dataThese events are examples used to test the page. They are not real listings. Real fixtures and concerts will appear once the daily update is connected.

Matches of the home club (football-data.org) and concerts sold through Ticketmaster, next 12 months. Also includes events checked by hand on official sites. Concerts sold by other ticket sellers are not listed. No prices: the seller’s site has the current one. Updated 5 November 2026.

When kick-off times are set (LaLiga): LaLiga confirms kick-off times one matchday at a time, usually about 4 weeks ahead. [source]

No events listed for the next 12 months.

Stadium tour: valenciacf.com