We visited as a family of four as a treat for my son's 18th Birthday and it was well worth the extra price paid for the VIP Player Experience. Our tour guide was excellent, clearly a real life long fan of football and particularly Barcelona FC. Despite the bad weather, the club didn't allow this to spoil our enjoyment and moved events around to accommodate us indoors. Being able to access 'off-limits' areas and see places that only the players would normally get to see was very enjoyable and really appealed to our son. The package included a gift from the club, access to exclusive areas of the stadium, a selection of professional photographs, a virtual reality experience and full access to the FC Barca Museum. We spent an excellent and memorable day at Camp Nou, made lots of memories and purchased many souvenirs in the Club Shop. We can't wait to visit again, and next time to catch a game and soak up the incredible atmosphere.

After coming out of the Subway, surprisingly, there are no signs to point you into which direction to walk to camp nou. A friendly passerby saw how we were staring at our phones in confusion and pointed us in the correct direction. We purchased our tickets at the front gate with absolutely no wait time. Out of the selection of tickets we chose to get the full experience and here is my feedback. You are first directed into what they kept calling "the Organization". I suppose it was a room intended on explaing the benefits of the Club to the world community at large and where the proceeds go. There were audio/ VR devices to use that explained the presence of the club in each community. 5 out of the 7 were not working. When we told the employee, He told us to wait. When we did not see/hear back within 10 minutes. We walked out of the building, deeming it useless and a waste of time. You then go on a tour and are given iPhones and earsets to hear the audio explanation of every item you encounter through a long hall which displayed trophies, old soccer cleats, and tons of pictures and other soccer paraphernalia. The audio was very entertaining and I highly recommend actually listening to it while going through the tour. The tour eventually leads you into the stadium benches. The stadium looked like any other stadium, in my opinion. You walk to a selection of levels and seats in the stadium including the balcony seats. The audio then leads you through the locker rooms and eventually onto the pitch. I must say, although you don't get to freely walk on the pitch, there was some sort of excitement of being on the actually playing ground and getting some pictures. I visited on a Thursday and it was around 3 in the afternoon and there were very other visitors with us. After visiting the pitch at leisure, you go back up all the stairs and are lead to what they call "The experience" which is when you wear a VR headset and watch a short film in VR of a compilation of short clips of the players walking around the grounds. I have to say, this was a very bad experience. The graphics were absolutely horrible. I did not feel like I was 'living the moment" or that I was actually near the players. As a matter of fact, the graphics continuously glitched and there was nothing "real" about it. It doesn't even deserve the name Virtual Reality. After your tour, like any tour, you are lead to the gift shop, which in this case, is a 3 story awesome building filled with Barca merchandise made by both Nike and Barca companies. Definately worth a visit. Don't fall for the hype.

Barcelona is one of the shrines of football that I had the opportunity to go on my trip. I am very lucky to see this place. I recommend buying your tickets online. Lastly there was a fee of 26 Euros. By paying this price, you see the museum, changing rooms and press rooms, tribunes and inside the field, respectively. Extra fees are charged for some special areas (press conference table, etc.). You are also directed to the store at the exit. I recommend this place to anyone who is interested in football and goes to Barcelona.

On Friday 21st February we bought 2 tickets to visit the museum and the stadium. The tickets were discounted at €20 each (instead of €26) because, as indicated on the website, the visit to the stadium would be offered in a limited way compared to the usual due to matches scheduled in the following days. Aware of this, despite the fact that the museum was of little interest to us and the reason for our visit was only the stadium, we consciously decided to buy the tickets (€ 40 in all) with visiting hours scheduled at 15.00. Arrived at the stadium, the very kind gentleman at the entrance reminded us that the visit to the stadium would have only be an “overview" and reiterates this in order to clearly avoid problems. Aware of this, we thank him, and we approached the entrance. We quickly visited the museum and afterward went directly toward the entrance of the stadium where, surprisingly, a gentleman informed us that “the stadium is closed to visits from 3pm, if you have problems with that you should complain at the entrance". Embittered, we went back to the entrance and talked to a lady who wanted to reiterate that we bought discounted tickets and that therefore it could have happened that the stadium would have been closed. We therefore informed the lady that the tickets were certainly discounted but the discount was already justified by a limited visit to the stadium and NOT an impossibility to see the stadium. We took the young lady perhaps to the point where she found herself admitting that “we have internal communication problem and we never know at what time the stadium doors close". She therefore advised us to ask at the ticket sellers if we could have get a refund. At the cashier then we were invited to write an email with our concerns. What answer we got? The Tickets cannot be refunded in full or in any other way. Unfortunately, what left us most speechless is not so much the fact that we gifted 40€ to a club that is certainly not short of funds, but rather the lack of professionalism, inefficiency and incompetence on the part of one of the most important clubs in the world in simply managing transparent communication and visits to a museum! Your Real Madrid friends probably know it better!

Was told at the beginning of the tour we HAD to pay €6 for an audio guide that was not included in the ticket price. Was able to press 1 for the first part of the guide after which the phone threw me out to a locked screen asking for an administrator password and would not do anything when I touched the screen Tried to explain this when handing the handset back in but they just said it was working and sorry about that. Asked at the place where we bought the tickets and they said we had to go back in to the museum to fill out a form for a refund exactly where all they could do was say it was working and sorry.

Terrible experience. Due to them ‘preparing’ for a match that evening (we visited mid afternoon) we were restricted to the trophy museum only with no possibility of a discount on the price of the ticket and no access to the stadium which was the primary reason for our visit. Naturally they still try and push addaitional money making extras on you and you can’t exit the museum without walking through the shop where they try to relive you of more money.

We really enjoyed the tour and it was well organised. Would not recommend the audio guide as most of the signs with the numbers on (so you could listen to that section) were so small that we missed most of them. Also the robokeeper was a shambles with an hour queue for 1 minute. Unfortunately, we had pre-booked tickets and my Son really wanted to do it or we would have requested a refund for that part. All in all we enjoyed the tour, just don't bother with the extras.

Our 19 year old son wanted to visit this famous stadium on our trip to Barcelona but it ended up being the worst activity we did. We pre-booked our tickets a few weeks before & it cost us €28 each for the most basic tour. We travelled on the metro from Liceu station on the Ramblas straight to Paleau Reial for only €2.40 each each way, it was too far out from the Gottic area to walk. When you get off the metro you walk down past some University buildings for about 10 minutes to reach the stadium. The outside of the stadium itself was surprisingly underwhelming & rather old fashioned. You join a queue to get in over a bridge, we were unlucky to enter behind several big tour groups, you enter the museum 1st. There's several areas where staff take photos of you to buy at the end but we turned these down, you can buy an audio guide for €6 but we didn't bother. The big parties at the same time as us meant the museum was jam packed & it was hard to appreciate anything. There were lots of trophies, a Cruyff room & a Messi room, he really was a super star. The stadium tour is self guided so is different to the English tours we've done at Man Utd, Man City & Liverpool & we felt it was worse for that. On the timed tours in England there's only 1 small group in each area at a time but here because of the big groups all at once we were swamped with people. Also you get the personal touch of yr guide telling you insider details on UK stadium tours while in Barcelona you're on your own. It was impressive to see the whole stadium of 99,000 capacity in front of you, then you noticed the faded seats, even the VIP area seats looked past their best. We wished we'd waited for the big groups to go past but we didn't know it would be quiet then. It was mayhem trying to take photos in the tunnel & down by the pitch & in the away dugout. You only get to see the away dressing room on the basic tour, they didn't even have any football shirts out, you see the press conference room & go right up to near the press box before going past some massive screens showing some of Barcelona's best moments over recent years then out down the other tunnel. Of course there's a massive 3 storey shop on the way out ! It just felt badly organised & a rather dated stadium & not a patch on the other stadium tours we've been on, there's hardly any staff around & they only try to upsell you things. There's a model at the end of how the new stadium will look if they can ever afford to build it ! On the way out there's a beat the goalkeeper game that only had short queues since it was November which looked very hard to do but a laugh for small kids if there's not a queue. Overall it was a disappointing tour & stadium & we wouldn't go again.

This is a place you must to go check out, we got to the stadium 3 hours before game start. It was already pack. Fans were everywhere, all with excitement. We shop at the store, walked around. Hugh stadium! Warning if you like a beer or two, once you check inside the arena, no alcoholic drinks allowed. The stadium is just incredible, can’t imagine it fit 100,000 fans.

Incredibly well organised and a fully engrossing experience for fans. You can literally buy any type of club merchandise from the slick outlets on site, and the stadium tour is wonderful. Just make sure you bring plenty of cash, as it’s not cheap. Best way to get here is on one of the many city tour buses which drops/picks up tight outside the entrance.