Elche CF enters the 2025/26 season with major news. The club has completed the modernization of the sound system at Martínez Valero, while also joining LaLiga’s “Grada Visitante” program, which regulates ticket prices and availability for visiting fans.

New sound system at Martínez Valero

Elche CF has announced the completion of a comprehensive modernization of the sound system at Estadio Martínez Valero. The investment aimed to improve sound quality and create more comfortable conditions for fans.

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The project was carried out by Meyer Sound, which equipped the venue with modern solutions. The installation includes more than one hundred speakers distributed throughout different sectors of the stadium, four amplifying units in key areas, an artificial mixing console, and a digital network system with analog redundancy to ensure high reliability. In addition, a wireless microphone system has been implemented, increasing the versatility of the stadium’s use.

The new system had its premiere on September 21, during the Elche vs Real Oviedo match. As the club emphasizes, the modernization is part of a long-term plan to upgrade Estadio Martínez Valero. The only work left to complete the project is the installation of speakers in the upper tier of the stands and reinforcements at the scoreboards, which will guarantee even sound coverage and optimal quality in every sector of the stadium.

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Elche CF in the “Grada Visitante” program

At the same time, Elche has joined the new edition of the Grada Visitante program for the 2025/26 season, organized by LaLiga. The project, which in the previous campaign enabled the sale of 64,000 tickets, introduces several changes this year.

The most important of these is maintaining the maximum ticket price at €30, while at the same time moving away from a fixed limit on their number. Instead, a proportional system has been introduced – the number of tickets for visiting fans will depend on the capacity of each stadium. This way, clubs with large fan bases, such as Elche, can count on a greater ticket allocation.

The new regulations also apply to so-called exchangeable tickets, which are allocated to sponsors, players’ families, or institutional commitments. From now on, their distribution will also be linked to stadium capacity, and prices – except for individual agreements – will not be allowed to exceed the level charged in general admission areas.

Alongside Elche, the program also includes Athletic Club, Atlético de Madrid, Sevilla, Valencia, and Real Betis, among others. The common goal is to increase the number of tickets sold by 15% compared to last season and to consolidate the initiative as a tool to support fan mobility and enhance the atmosphere in the stands.

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