Lucentum Alicante Unveils Playoff Details: Schedule, Ticket Prices, and New Rules. Lucentum Alicante has announced the playoff schedule and ticket prices. Matches will take place in Madrid and Alicante. Different ticketing terms apply for season ticket holders and guests.
Lucentum Alicante has officially announced the schedule and ticket sales details for the upcoming playoff series, which kicks off on May 15. The first and second games will be held in Madrid: May 15 at 20:00 at Movistar Academy Magariños and May 17 at 18:30 at Movistar Arena. The series will then move to Alicante, where the third game will take place on May 22 at 20:00, and if necessary, a fourth game will be played on May 24 at 12:00. Both matches in Alicante will take place at Pabellón Pedro Ferrándiz.
New ticket purchase rules have been introduced for fans. Season ticket holders have priority: starting May 14, they can purchase their seats and up to four additional tickets at a special price. Sales for everyone else begin on May 16 at 15:00, at which time unsold season ticket holder seats will be released. On the same day, from 9:00 to 14:00, the Technification Center ticket offices will open for those who prefer to buy tickets offline.
Tickets for the Palco Premium section are priced at 50 euros for adults and 25 euros for children. The main sales channel is the club’s official website, but for fans’ convenience, physical ticket sales will also be available at the box offices; the date and time for this will be announced separately. Organizers emphasize that ticket demand is traditionally high, especially for decisive games in Alicante.
The Lucentum Alicante playoff series unfolds against the backdrop of a busy sports calendar in the region. In recent weeks, attention to basketball events has grown significantly: for instance, Valencia recently hosted a decisive game between Valencia Basket and Panathinaikos, which became one of the most talked-about events of the season — for more details, see the article about Valencia Basket's fight to reach the EuroLeague Final Four.
For reference: Movistar Academy Magariños and Movistar Arena are considered among the key basketball venues in Madrid, while Pabellón Pedro Ferrándiz in Alicante regularly hosts major sporting events. In recent years, interest in the playoffs in Spain has been steadily growing, which is reflected in ticket sales and fan activity across the regions.
