Will there be food and drinks available?

Yes! There will be premium catering and drinks onboard by the official America’s Cup restaurant. The Race Village and various viewing areas will also have food and drink options. You can also find restaurants and cafes along the Barcelona waterfront.

Is America’s Cup experience family-friendly?

Yes! America’s Cup, including guided tours and museum visits, are family-friendly. However, some activities, like boat cruises or helicopter rides, have age restrictions for safety reasons. Always check before purchasing your ticket.

What is the format of America's Cup Barcelona?

America's Cup is a match race between the defending champion and a challenger. The winner takes home the coveted Auld Mug.

How do I get to the America’s Cup venue in Barcelona?

Races and events will be centered around the Port Vell area. The nearest public transport stops include Barceloneta and Drassanes metro stations (L4 and L3 lines). Public transport is recommended as parking in the area may be limited.

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What is America’s Cup?

The America's Cup is a prestigious sailing competition that dates back to 1851. It is the oldest international competition still operating in any sport. It involves two sailing yachts: the defender, who holds the trophy, and the challenger, attempting to win it.

America's Cup attracts top sailors, yacht designers, and sponsors due to its history and prestige. It is a demanding competition testing sailing skills, boat design, and management.

The Louis Vuitton 37th America's Cup is currently being held in Barcelona in 2024 from August to October. By purchasing the America’s Cup tickets, you can sail by the racing venue and team headquarters while learning about the history of the event.

Important dates to keep in mind before booking your ticket

Preliminary Round: August 23 - August 25
Louis Vuitton Cup Round Robin: August 29 - 31, September 1, September 3-4, September 7-8
Louis Vuitton Cup Semi-Final Round: September 14 -16
Louis Vuitton Cup Final Round: September 26, September 28-29, October 1-2, October 4-5
Louis Vuitton 37th America's Cup Final Race: October 12-13, October 16, October 18-21

What’s included in your America’s Cup Barcelona ticket

America's Cup 2024: Cruise & Frontline View

Enjoy a cruise on a motorized catamaran, traditional wooden Turkish gullet, or luxury yacht, depending on the option you choose.
Front-row seats on the water, providing a prime viewing spot close to the racecourse.
Learn about the history of the America's Cup at the official museum.
Catering by Vraba: Enjoy gourmet meals, snacks and drinks, specially curated by the official catering partner of America’s Cup.
Real-time live stream of the competition displayed on TV screens onboard, ensuring you don’t miss any of the close-up action.

America's Cup 360º Card: Barcelona by Sea, Land & Air

Choose between a 7 or 12-minute helicopter ride over Barcelona’s coastline, offering stunning views of the city, race venues and attractions such as Montjuïc Hill, Park Güell, and Casa Milà.
Enjoy an audio-guided cruise along Barcelona’s harbors, which will give you a unique view of the Race Village, team headquarters, and Port Olympic.
Take a guided walking tour of the Race Village, where you’ll get an up-close look at the team bases, yachts, and behind-the-scenes action of the America’s Cup teams.
Gain access to the America’s Cup Experience Exhibition Center.
Enjoy exclusive discounts on restaurants, pubs, boutiques, shopping malls, and nautical experiences with the America’s Cup 360º Card.

America’s Cup Barcelona boarding point

Address: Moll d'Espanya, s/n, Ciutat Vella, 08039 Barcelona, Spain.

Find on Map

By bus: If you're coming from Plaça de Catalunya, you can take Bus 59 or V15. Get off at Moll d'Espanya - Port Vell and walk about 5 minutes to your destination.
By train: From Barceloneta Station on the L4 Yellow Line, Moll d'Espanya is about a 10-15 minute walk from the station. From Drassanes station on the L3 - Green Line you'll reach Moll d'Espanya in about 10-15 minutes. Barceloneta (L4 - Yellow Line) or Drassanes (L3 - Green Line)
By car: From Plaça de Catalunya, head south on La Rambla. Continue straight until you reach Port Vell and take the turn toward Moll d'Espanya. It will take around 15 minutes to reach.
Parking: There are several parking areas nearby, including the Parking Moll d’Espanya.

Highlights of America’s Cup Barcelona

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Oldest active sports trophy

America’s Cup is the oldest ongoing international sports competition, dating back to 1851. It predates the modern Olympics and represents the pinnacle of sailing achievement.

Cutting-edge sailing technology

The yachts used in the America’s Cup are among the most advanced in the world, capable of reaching speeds over 50 knots. Teams constantly push the boundaries of yacht design and technology to gain a competitive edge.

Prestigious teams and traditions

The New York Yacht Club held the cup for 132 years, the longest winning streak in sports history. Elite teams from around the world compete and America's Cup attracts major sponsors, contributing to its prestige.

Unique fan experiences

Spectators can enjoy a variety of viewing experiences, from on-land race villages to front-row seats on boats. Tickets include cruises, helicopter rides, and access to the America’s Cup Museum, making it a multi-dimensional event.

America’s Cup Barcelona visitor tips

Whether you're attending a race day or a training session, arrive early at 9am to explore the Race Village, meet fellow fans, and see behind-the-scenes action at team headquarters.
The races take place outdoors, so check the weather forecast. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for sunny days. If the weather is cooler or windy, bring a light jacket. Some tours provide amenities like towels and sunscreen, so check with your provider.
If you're exploring the Race Village or taking a walking tour, wear comfortable shoes as you’ll be moving around a lot.
While some boats offer binoculars, bringing your own can help enhance your view of the race, especially if you’re watching from land or further out at sea.
Take advantage of your time in Barcelona by visiting nearby attractions like Sagrada Família, Park Güell, or La Barceloneta beach. Many America's Cup packages also offer discounts at local restaurants, boutiques, and museums.
America's Cup 360º Card is not wheelchair friendly, so make sure you check your ticket before booking.

Frequently asked questions about America’s Cup Barcelona

Yes, you’ll need tickets for prime viewing experiences like front-row boat cruises, helicopter rides, and VIP access to the Race Village. Some areas along the coastline may offer free public viewing, but these will likely be crowded.

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