Cultural Leonesa vs Badajoz Basketball Tickets: Price and Where to Buy

Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa has opened ticket sales for its upcoming Segunda FEB basketball match against Club Baloncesto Ciudad de Badajoz, scheduled for Sunday, November 1, at 18:30 local time at the Palacio de Deportes Urbano González. Tickets are available for purchase in person at the club’s Official Store and online starting Thursday.

Palacio de Deportes Urbano González Ticket Office Details

Fans wishing to secure their seats in person can visit the Official Store between 10:00 and 14:00 and from 15:00 to 19:00. Club officials noted that all tickets are issued as nominative passes, meaning buyers must provide their full name, surname, and national identity document (DNI) at the time of purchase. Online purchasing options open on Thursday with a strict limit of four tickets per user. On match day, ticket windows at the Palacio de Deportes Urbano González will open to the general public one hour before tip-off.

Segunda FEB Match Pricing Structure

Pricing for the round-five fixture varies by age group and seating category. Admission is free for children under 10 years old, except in the numbered seating stands. Fans aged 10 to 17 qualify for the youth rate priced at 6 euros. General admission tickets cost 12 euros, while numbered seating is priced at 17 euros. Alongside single-game purchases, the club confirmed that its season-ticket campaign remains active for supporters looking to secure entry for the entire home schedule.

Upcoming Segunda FEB Fixture Schedule

The Sunday, November 1 encounter at the Palacio de Deportes Urbano González starts at 18:30 local time (UTC+1), marking a crucial early-season test in the Segunda FEB calendar for Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa against Club Baloncesto Ciudad de Badajoz.

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