@Brian @TimSpence2 @Tyler and others who have been in the stadium more frequently, quick question.
If you had to choose between Gol sur (voladizo), Preferencia (alta) and Fondo (alta), which one would you pick?
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I personally don’t like sitting gol sur, I prefer preferencia, better views for the entire game.
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More or less the same view from preferencia alta and fondo alta. The only difference is that in the preferencia you will keep dry if it rains and not bake if it is hot.
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Hello. I want to visit Sevilla and go to match against Real Sociedad at November. If I want to go with 1.5 year child should I buy a regular ticket for him?
Not sure about seating for infants, they are beyond my experience.
You can try e-mailing the club here sevillafc@sevillafc.com and ask.
But in my experience for geting replies a better bet would be contacting Área Social Sevilla FC
x.com They are usually very helpful.
I suppose it depends on whether he needs his own seat or be sitting on your lap.
Good luck.
I found this on the web 
- Desde la temporada 2015-16, los niños menores de 5 años también necesitan un título de acceso para acceder al estadio.
- No existen entradas con descuento por edad.
Basically since 2015/2016 everyone needs a ticket. To make sure you can email or call the ticket office : taquillas@sevillafc.com 955 54 55 05
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I’m going to visit Sevilla for a match. Do you know of any pregame bars or pubs I must see before heading to the RSP? Possibly get indoctrinated into Biris Norte. 
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There are a ton of bars by the RSP or hit a store up and take a liter of Cruzcampo with you and drink it in the yard by the stadium. 
I’m not sure where the Biris meet before the games. @Brian or @TimSpence2 might know.
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The Biris hang around the bars behind the north goal. Stand facing the ticket office and then head left towards the rear of the El Corte Inglés department store.
Just sniff the air and follow the scent of a certain “exotic” herb being smoked and you will find them. 
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