- Palma de Mallorca
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Mallorca Son Moix Stadium: Guided Tour
Tour the press conference room and walk through the players' tunnel
Mallorca Son Moix Stadium: RCD Mallorca Football Match
Witness the excitement of a live football match in Palma
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Duration: 1h 30mins
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Max group size: 6
Access to Iberostar Estadi in Palma to witness a live football match
Numbered seating with a great view over the pitch
Food and beverages, available for purchase in the stadium
Transportation to and from the stadium
Meeting point
s/n Camí dels Reis, 07011, Palma de Mallorca- Your voucher will guide you to a portal where you can download your entry ticket
- Show your ticket at the entrance
Step into the exciting world of La Liga at Mallorca Son Moix Stadium in Palma!
Why watch on a screen when you can see the excitement in person? Feel the energy of the crowd as fans cheer for their team. Watch an RCD Mallorca match, learn about the club's history, and experience the local culture.
Whether you're a football fan or looking for a fun experience, RCD Mallorca match tickets offer the perfect mix of sport and culture.
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