We visited on a cheaper ticket day (€20 each instead of €28) so we could only visit the museum and the panoramic view. Honestly, this was enough. We were in there an hour and we felt like we were glad we didn’t visit on a fully open day as we don’t feel like we needed to see anything else. We purchased a key ring with the grass cuttings - no prices shown but that cost €15 and I’m assuming it was the cheapest item. The green screen photos are a good added extra for the memory of the visit - but again quite expensive packages. On the whole it was a good visit, but could be better value for money

We took the basic tour, recommended to us after a lot of deliberation over the different tour choices - and it had everything we wanted. You go through the museum first (we thought it would be at the end which may have been better time wise as there is so much to read and see) then into the stands with great stadium views. Next is down to the Away changing room, along the tunnel up to the pitch and dug-outs. Finally up to the very top floor for more great views before, of course, the merchandise stop! No problems taking photos anywhere you want.

Stopped in Barcelona for 2 days over NY period without any real plans other than a chill out and to do something different. Was browsing the net on Friday evening once we had checked into the hotel and I noticed that Barcelona was playing the following day 31st Dec - a quick look online and 5 minutes later I'd got 2 tickets to the game. 1st time here and we both loved it. The stadium, the fans, the atmosphere, the entertainment etc was all brilliant. 1st time in Barcelona so this game had 17 yellow cards and 2 red cards. Intense atmosphere finished 1-1. Great game and great unexpected day out

absolutely amazing experience! I have been to the camp nou for the second time (first in September 2019) and very much enjoyed it both times. the museum is awesome and full of trophies and historical information, lots of posters and pictures. the pitch is well maintained and the official store is massive.

Amazing experience. Players experience ticket is fairly pricey but all in all do get what you pay for. I recommend purchasing tickets in advance to avoid queues and communication confusion via languages. Miscommunication from customer services and their website telling me 2 different things but problem got resolved. Tour guide was very friendly. Extremely expensive in the gift shop etc. Would 100% recommend if your a massive football fan to do the players experience, if your on a budget, the basic tour would be great to do !

Obviously, Camp Nou speaks for itself. We watched Barcelona beat Real Sociedad 1-0 in the Copa Del Rey on 25/01/2023. Amazing experience that any football plan should try and do at least once in their life time.

Probably "A must see" in Barcelona. We are not football lovers (me and my wife), but match was awesome. The size of stadium, the atmosphere during match, the fans, choreas... It wont leave you cold. And yes, Barcelona won against Sevilla 3:0.

Firstly, Easy to find and a lovely walk from metro station!! Saw some live footy on the way to stadium from the Metro, my boy loved this! The tour it’s self is so good! You enter at the museum, never seen so much silverware! The museum is great for young children as well as older teens! Mine are 7 and 10 years old and they enjoyed the visuals , trophies, golden boots, golden balls! The pitch side experience was unbelievable and my 7 year old was star struck! The whole experience was well worth the money! The official shop was expensive but that was expected. Outside the stadium there are shops and a bar! You can also treat yourself to an officials Barcelona donut! Great way to spend 3 hours while in this gorgeous city!

My partner surprised me with this tour for my 30th Birthday. First of all the stadium was fantastic and the wide array of trophies and memorabilia was amazing. However, upon entering the tour we were asked if we would like to buy the audio guide in English, this seemed like a good idea because we would have liked to know more about the history of the club and what have you. Unfortunately, half way round the audio stopped working on my device, I told a member of staff and they just rebooted the device which would still not work but I got no answer and he just shook his head at me. At the end of the tour, I told the staff about it and they just told me that it was unfortunate, no offer of a refund or anything, then we was asked if we would like to buy the photo at €25 and at that point it was a bit of a kick in the teeth. I would not put anyone off doing this because I genuinely do think it's a great stadium, a great club and a good experience it was just unfortunate that my experience wasn't that great.

Really surprised at how old and run down the Nou Camp is. Went on a stadium tour and was really surprised how poor kept the stadium is and the museum and tour are by modern standard just OK, not great. If you go, go for basic don’t waste money on food or top tours. Then went to Cadiz match, bought tickets day before without problem. Good match, atmosphere was good, but again you see how poor the stadium is, yes it’s big, but god it’s old. Unbelievable with all the success they haven’t invested. Also, plan carefully how to get home after match, metro is no go unless you leave early and walk away from crowds to find taxi.