The Santiago Bernabéu has unveiled this Friday, November 13, one of the major new features of its renovation: the Skywalk, a panoramic walkway located on the stadium’s 10th floor that will allow you to view Madrid from above. The opening comes with an experience designed in collaboration with Cirque du Soleil and the Fever platform, which transforms the upper walkways of the venue into an immersive route inspired by KURIOS: Cabinet of Curiosities, one of the best-known shows of the Canadian company.
The proposal, named "Bernabéu Skywalk imagined by Cirque du Soleil", will be available until the 10th of January, 2027 and combines the views from the new viewpoint with artistic installations, fantastic characters, and a short live performance. Visitors will be able to go through different spaces set in the universe of KURIOS before finishing the visit at the stadium’s Sky Bar, set up for the occasion as an imaginary train station.
The experience also involves the first collaboration by Cirque du Soleil with a stadium, as Real Madrid has announced, and it expands the Bernabéu’s leisure offering beyond football matches and traditional tourist visits.
How much does it cost to go up to the Bernabéu Skywalk: ticket prices
The ticket price for the Bernabéu Skywalk starts at 27 euros for adults, although the fare varies depending on the date and session chosen. The Fever platform, responsible for managing reservations, offers different options with discounts for minors and family groups.
For this Saturday, November 14, the announced prices are as follows:
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| General ticket (from 14 years old) | 31 euros |
| Children’s ticket (from 4 to 13 years old) | 23 euros |
| Family or group ticket (minimum 4 people) | 24 euros per person |
Rates may change depending on the day. For example, general tickets appear from 27 euros for certain weekday sessions, while on other sessions they reach 33 euros. For this reason, the final amount must be checked before completing the reservation.
The ticket allows access to the Skywalk’s themed route, to enjoy the panoramic views, and to watch the brief final performance. It should not be confused with a ticket for Cirque du Soleil’s full show nor with the Bernabéu Tour, which is marketed as a different visit.
What the Cirque du Soleil experience at the Bernabéu includes
The main attraction is the possibility of walking the south and west walkways of the stadium, located on level 10, with 360-degree views of Madrid. However, the experience is not limited to a conventional viewpoint: visitors go through six themed spaces set in the universe of KURIOS, characterized by its imaginary inventions, surprising characters, and aesthetics inspired by fantastic machines.
Among the installations announced, the Acordeón Tunnel, Las Nubes, the Eléctrico Forest, and an underwater tunnel stand out, which combine stage elements with the stadium’s architecture. Along the route, Cirque du Soleil characters also appear, interacting with visitors and helping to create an experience that feels closer to a staged exhibition than a traditional tourist visit.
The itinerary ends at the Sky Bar of the Bernabéu, which temporarily transforms into The Train Station, an imaginary train station. In this space, attendees can sit down and enjoy a surprise live performance of approximately five minutes.
It is important to keep in mind that this is not a full circus show with long-duration acrobatic numbers, but an immersive stroll with an artistic intervention at the end. The Sky Bar also allows you to buy drinks, although consumptions are paid separately and there is no food service as part of this experience.
How long does the tour last and until when can it be visited
The visit lasts approximately between 30 and 45 minutes, depending on the time each person spends contemplating the views and the different scenarios. The organization explains that the route is carried out at a flexible pace, allowing visitors to stop in the themed spaces before reaching the final performance.
The Skywalk opened its doors on Friday, November 13, 2026 and will remain available for almost two months, until the Sunday, January 10, 2027. The calendar includes afternoon and evening sessions on weekdays and extended hours during weekends.
The general opening hours are:
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Monday to Friday: from 17:00 to 23:00.
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Saturdays and Sundays: from 12:00 to 23:00.
Visitors must select a specific date and time when purchasing their tickets. The organization recommends arriving on time, since access is not guaranteed for those who arrive after the start of their session.
The proposal is aimed at people of all ages and the venue is accessible for wheelchair users and families with baby strollers. The experience combines outdoor areas with a final performance in an indoor space, so it is worth taking weather conditions into account when choosing the visit.
Where to buy tickets and how to get to the Skywalk of the Bernabéu
Tickets can be purchased through the platform Fever, which allows you to view the calendar, compare prices, and select the most convenient session. There is also a physical ticket office on-site, although the organizers warn that tickets may sell out in advance, so they recommend making the reservation online.
Access is located at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, located at Avenida de Concha Espina, 1, in Madrid. To get there by public transport, the most direct option is the Santiago Bernabéu metro station, on line 10. You can also use the city bus network or the Cercanías trains to Nuevos Ministerios.
The organizers state that there is no specific parking for this activity, so they recommend arriving by public transport. It also does not have a cloakroom and does not allow access with drinks from outside or with professional photography equipment.
With this opening, Real Madrid opens to the public a new elevated area of the stadium that until now was not part of the usual leisure offering. The Cirque du Soleil experience allows you to get to know it through a temporary route that combines architecture, panoramic views, and entertainment, although those who want to visit it will need to take into account that the prices depend on the date and that the proposal will be available only until January 10.