Useful guide for attending Spain vs. Scotland at La Cartuja
Seville has once again shown immense support for the Spanish National Team, with over 40,000 tickets issued for the Spain vs. Scotland match that will kick off at 8:45 PM at La Cartuja Stadium. Fan mobility is one of the main focus areas for the involved institutions, and it is recommended to use public transportation, which will be free in the vicinity of the stadium, instead of private vehicles.
To facilitate access to the La Cartuja area, the public transport company in Seville, Tussam, will reinforce lines 2, C1, and C2 that serve the stadium's surrounding.
The reinforcement will consist of 24 articulated buses, 8 per line, in addition to the ones that normally operate. These reinforcements will join the lines in the late afternoon and will operate until the stadium is cleared after the match.
The evening/night service will be considered regular, and after the match, it will become an extraordinary service where the reinforcement vehicles will wait at the stadium stops to pick up attendees as they exit. This service will be free, with the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) covering the associated costs to facilitate the efficient and orderly evacuation of the stadium.
In case the use of a private vehicle is absolutely necessary, the La Bancada parking has been made available, with prior reservation required through the RFEF Ticketing website. Access through Avenida Carlos III and Glorieta de Radiotelevisión Española will also be authorized.
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For pedestrian access, it is recommended to follow the instructions outlined in the following diagram starting from La Cartuja Stadium.
There are still tickets available for purchase, and it is anticipated that the stadium will have an impressive turnout, undoubtedly boosting the Spanish National Team in their quest for a victory that would bring them closer to mathematical qualification for the upcoming Euro 2024, set to take place in Germany.