Euro Final 8: a ‘pop ticketing twist’ to bring top-level padel closer to the fans

The FIP Euro Padel Cup Final 8 is a celebration of great padel that never feels the same twice. For the 14th time in the history of a sport that has seen the fastest global growth at every level, the stands are filling up once again with fans, flags, national team shirts and plenty of passion. But how much does it cost to watch, from the stands of the historic Plaza de Toros in La Línea de la Concepción, the best male and female players from the ‘Fab 8’ nations fighting for the European title? Here’s how.

Until Thursday, a full day of top padel during the group stage – with Spain playing at home and strong support for the teams led by Gutiérrez and Icíar Montes – costs just €6, regardless of seat type. For the men’s and women’s semifinals on Friday, October 24, tickets are €10, while for the finals – both for the title and for third place – on Saturday, October 25, tickets are €15. A full pass for the entire event, from the group stage to the finals, costs €25. A true ‘pop’ approach to ticket pricing — designed to open the doors of great padel to everyone: from the passionate fans to those discovering the sport through Europe’s best players.