Find your seat
Camp Nou: how to find your seat
To find your seat at Spotify Camp Nou, follow the details on your ticket in this order: ACCÉS, PORTA, BOCA, FILA, SEIENT. They guide you from the outside entrance to your stadium gate, the passage into your seating section, your row and your seat. Before setting off, locate your entrance on the map and check the matchday instructions, as routes may change during the renovation.
Learn what the details on your ticket mean, find your entrance on the Camp Nou map and follow the signs to your row and seat.
- Your ticket explained
- Five steps to your seat
- Stadium and entrance maps
How do you read your FC Barcelona ticket?
Each label on your ticket refers to a step on the way to your seat. Look for the same words on the stadium signs. Depending on the language of your ticket, the labels may be in Catalan or Spanish.
| ACCÉS / ACCESO | The route to follow to reach the stadium from its surroundings. |
|---|---|
| PORTA / PUERTA | The gate of the stadium corresponding to your ticket. |
| BOCA | The passage leading to your seating area in the stands. |
| FILA | Your row inside the sector. |
| SEIENT / ASIENTO | Your seat number in this row. |
For reference: official FC Barcelona guidelines for access to Camp Nou on match days. Page verified on October 29, 2026.
How do you find your seat in five steps?
1. Find Your Exterior Access
Look for the sign ACCÉS or ACCESO before approaching the stadium. Current maps highlight access points identified by letters. Follow the one on your ticket and the staff's directions. Don't just choose the entrance that seems closest: the routes are organized to manage the flow to different parts of the stadium.
2. Head to Your Gate
Next, look for the PORTA or PUERTA. The exterior access and the gate are two different markers: an access letter does not replace a gate number. Keep your ticket and ID ready for checks. If you arrive at the wrong spot, ask for directions before joining a line.
3. Follow the Direction to Your BOCA
The BOCA is the passage to your section in the stands. Follow the interior signage to this marker. The BOCA number is not your seat number: it guides you to the right area in the stands. Show your ticket to the staff if you're unsure between two directions.
4. Locate Your Row
The term FILA indicates your row. Check it before moving between the seats. The same seat number can exist in multiple areas of the stadium: you need to match all the details on your ticket.
5. Verify Your Seat Number
The term SEIENT or ASIENTO indicates your seat in the row. Compare it to the number on the seat. If you can't find the expected number, return to the sector markers and ask a steward for help. Do not sit in another seat just because it is still free.
From the entrances to the stands
These two views show the stadium’s access areas and the stands where you will find your seat. Follow the details on your ticket for your exact route.
Which map should you use to find your seat at Camp Nou?
To plan your visit, check out this detailed map of the Spotify Camp Nou. It includes numbered sections, gates, stadium access points, and campus entrances. Enlarge it to read the small numbers.
What to check before heading to the stadium?
- Check the match, date, and stadium indicated on your ticket.
- Prepare the final ticket for entry, as well as any documents requested in your instructions.
- Locate your access and gate on the map before arriving in the crowd.
- Check the announced opening time for the event and arrive well in advance.
- If you purchased your tickets on Barcelona.com, follow the instructions received with your order. If you are missing seating information, contact our customer service before your visit.
The delivery times and format of the tickets depend on the order: information intended for club subscribers does not necessarily apply to your purchase.
To reach the stadium, follow our guide How to get to Camp Nou; if you are coming by car, see where to park near Camp Nou.
Where to Eat and Drink at Camp Nou?
Inside the Stadium
Bars and kiosks are scattered throughout the stands: sandwiches, snacks, and drinks. No alcoholic beverages are sold in the stadium, the beer served is non-alcoholic. On match days, the wait is long at halftime: plan to go before kickoff.
Around the Stadium
The streets of Les Corts around the Travessera de les Corts and Avinguda de Joan XXIII have neighborhood bars and restaurants, very popular before matches. For a proper meal, make a reservation or arrive early.
Check your ticket and the club's website for what you can bring: stadium entry rules also apply to food and drinks.
Need help or an accessible entrance?
On-site, show your ticket to the staff or ushers: all the details will help guide you. For any order issues before the match, contact the seller with whom you made your reservation.
If you have an accessible seat or need assistance, plan your visit with the official accessibility information for Spotify Camp Nou. The club provides details on accessible routes and assistance options. Check them before your match, as arrangements may change with the stadium's opening phases.
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Questions about finding your seat
ACCÉS indicates the external access to follow, PORTA is the stadium gate, and BOCA is the passage to your section in the stands. Then, FILA and SEIENT or ASIENTO help you find the row and seat.
Follow the access and gate indicated on your ticket. During construction, routes may be altered. If you wish to use a different entrance, please ask the stadium staff for guidance first.
Show your ticket to the staff and ask for directions to your assigned gate. Do not attempt to reach your section by crossing through another stand: follow the route that will be indicated to you.
First, check your BOCA or section, then your FILA (row), before looking for the seat number. Don't assume that the numbers follow the same pattern. An usher can confirm your location.
Compare the details of each ticket. People in the same group may have different routes. Follow the assigned gates; the staff can inform you if there is a permitted common path.