Valencia is gearing up for an exciting season as they move into their new home, the Roig Arena, and make their return to the EuroLeague. The fan excitement is clear, as the club has just announced record-breaking season ticket sales for both its men’s and women’s teams, marking a historic moment for the organization.
This incredible surge in support is driven by two main factors: the move from the smaller La Fonteta arena to the much larger Roig Arena, and the men’s team’s re-entry into Europe’s top basketball competition. The new venue allows more fans than ever to support their teams in person, and the record sales show that the community is fully behind the club’s ambitions for the upcoming season.
🏟️ A New Era in a New Home
The move to the Roig Arena is a game-changer for Valencia. The previous home, La Fonteta, had a maximum capacity that limited season ticket sales to around 7,500. With the new, larger arena, the club has shattered its previous records, reflecting a new level of fan engagement and anticipation for what lies ahead.
🏀 Record-Breaking Support for Men’s Team
The men’s team will start their season with over 11,000 season ticket holders, a new all-time high for the club. This impressive figure not only sets a new internal record but also establishes Valencia as the team with the most season ticket holders in the Spanish Liga Endesa, based on current data.
🌟 Women’s Team Sees Historic Growth
The women’s team is also celebrating a major milestone, with over 4,000 season ticket holders. This is a remarkable achievement, as this number is significantly higher than the average attendance of 3,277 for their games last season. It highlights the incredible growth and rising popularity of women’s basketball in the region.
🤔 What Fans Should Know
With the season ticket campaign now complete, Valencia will soon begin selling single-game tickets. It’s important for fans to know that season tickets cover all home games in the EuroLeague and the domestic Spanish league, including any playoff rounds. However, the 2026 Copa del Rey tournament is organized separately and is not included.
