RCD Espanyol has temporarily closed new season ticket registrations after a record attendance season. The club, which finished the 2025 season in 10th place with 38 points (10W-8D-13L), has seen the RCDE Stadium fill up like never before, with a record average of 28,646 spectators per game in the 2025/26 season. Now, with the team recovering its identity, the fans are responding in droves.
What happened with the season tickets?
The club announced the temporary closure of new season ticket registrations for the 2026/27 season due to high demand. Instead, a waiting list has been opened for members who wish to become season ticket holders. Available seats will be assigned according to membership seniority.
Why is it important for RCD Espanyol?
The RCDE Stadium, which in the 2024/25 season averaged 24,416 spectators despite spending 14 matchdays in the relegation zone, has broken its all-time record. The fans are backing the team, which aims to consolidate itself in the upper half of La Liga, 41 points behind leaders Barcelona.
What comes next?
In addition to the waiting list, on August 8, a tribute will be paid to Dani Jarque, with a wax figure at the Barcelona Wax Museum. The club hopes to continue filling the stadium with a team that scored 37 goals and conceded 48 in the last season.
