Sagrada Familia Prices & Discounts
Sagrada Familia Group Tickets
Group size rules
Any party of 10 people or more counts as a group, and groups can't use individual tickets. The basilica's rules and regulations say individual visits are for fewer than 10 people, and its ticket page repeats that groups may not enter with individual tickets.
There's a ceiling too. Per the general conditions of purchase, a group can't have more than 40 people, and access to the museum is limited to groups of 30 or fewer. The basilica's tickets page describes its group visit as one for up to 30 people.
Booking is not a web checkout. You write to reserves@ext.sagradafamilia.org or call 931 98 07 05, Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00. Requests are answered within 48 hours of the first working day after you send them. That's slow, so don't leave it to the week before.
One more rule catches small parties out. A group of 7 or 8 can still be booked as a group, but you'll always be charged for a minimum of 10 people.
How do groups book Sagrada Familia tickets for free?
They don't: general group entry is paid, and none of the sources I use describe a free booking route for a whole group. What is free is a short list of people.
Each group may bring up to three free companions, meaning official guides, tour leaders or translators, who must show accreditation. Children under 11 and people with disabilities also pay nothing for general entrance. For the wider picture, see can you enter Sagrada Familia for free.
Short on time? Sagrada Familia Private or Group Tour with Official Guide, from $85See skip-the-line tickets →Group ticket prices
In 2026, the basilica's group rate with a guided tour starts at 30 € per person. The figures below come from the official prices page and are per person.
That's 4 € more than the 26 € individual entry, but it includes the guided visit. If you only want to compare ticket types, my page on the sagrada familia ticket price lays out every individual option, and the Sagrada Familia Prices & Discounts hub covers the rest.
- Under 11s and people with disabilities: free general entrance, but they pay for any extra service.
- Schools have their own rate: 15 € per student on the guided school tour, and a teacher enters free (one per 15 children).
- Looking for the cheapest legitimate route? Read the page on discount tickets and promo codes first.
| Visitor type | Price per person |
|---|---|
| Base price | 30,00 € |
| Seniors | 23,00 € |
| Under 30s | 28,00 € |
| Student card | 28,00 € |
| Under 11s | 0,00 € |
| People with disabilities | 0,00 € |
| Companion | 4,00 € |
How much are Sagrada Familia group tickets?
At the time of writing, the base group price is 30 € per person, so the minimum charge of 10 people works out at 300 €. Seniors pay 23 € and under 30s or students pay 28 €.
Those discounts need proof. If you have older travellers or students in the party, the senior tickets and student and under-30 tickets pages explain what the documents must show. Prices change, so confirm them when you send your request.
Guides and headsets for groups
Every group needs an official guide accredited by the Government of Catalonia, and every group must use a transmitter system so the guide can be heard. This is stated on the basilica's prices page and in its purchase conditions.
The accredited leader is responsible for handing the transmitters and any audioguides back in the condition they were received, and for damage caused by anyone in the group. With the guided-tour ticket, the basilica's own guide takes on that job instead.
If you'd rather skip the paperwork, I'd pick a marketplace tour that already bundles the guide. Sagrada Familia Tour with Express Entry and Local Guide (from $77, 4.58 stars from 678 reviews) lists a licensed guide and radio devices, and it includes basilica entry. Towers aren't included.
The trade-off is control. A marketplace group is mixed with other travellers, so it doesn't suit a wedding party or a company outing that wants its own time slot. For ticket types in general, start from the main Sagrada Familia tickets guide.
Going up a tower? Sagrada Familia Entry Ticket with Audio Guide, from $38Check tower times →Booking a private group tour
A private tour is the practical choice when your group is small, because you skip the 10-person minimum and the email wait. I'd start with Sagrada Familia Private or Group Tour with Official Guide, from $85 (4.77 stars, 427 reviews).
It includes skip-the-line tickets and a certified guide, with a private tour in English or Spanish, or a small-group option capped at 10 guests in English only. Basilica entry is included, but towers, hotel pickup and tips are not. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours ahead.
Two other products suit different groups. Park Güell & La Sagrada Familia Tickets and Tour (from $80, 1808 reviews) covers both sites in about 4 hours with private transport between them, and basilica entry is included. If you want to compare Gaudí pairings, see the Park Güell combo tickets page.
Sagrada Familia Private or Small-Group Tour with Tickets (from $108, 269 reviews) is a 4-hour city tour. Basilica entry is optional, so check that the option you choose includes the skip-the-line tickets before paying.
Skip the Private Bike/eBike Tour & Sagrada Familia Tickets unless cycling is the point. It's from $139, has only 22 reviews, and it lists no guide inside the church.
On the wider question of which tours are worth it, my best Sagrada Familia tours page compares them.
Visiting soon? Sagrada Familia Private or Group Tour with Official Guide, from $85See open dates →Group arrival logistics
Groups use their own entrance on Carrer de la Marina, separate from the general entrance on the Nativity facade. Get there by metro L2 or L5 to Sagrada Família, or by bus 19, 33, 34, D50, H10 or B24, according to the basilica's visitor information.
Be on time. Tickets are only valid for the slot chosen, and the basilica FAQs say late arrivals can't enter. Tickets are also named and can't be changed after booking, so collect passenger details before you book.
Since 2 February 2026, 9:00 to 10:00 is a quiet hour. Everyone must use earphones for audio, and visitors are asked to stay quiet, though visits run as normal. A group booked in that hour should expect a muted tour.
If more people turn up than you booked for, the conditions allow extra tickets on the day, up to 40 in total per group and subject to capacity. That isn't a plan, only a safety net. Check the official-website rules before relying on it.
Bags are checked at entry, and rucksacks are discouraged, so tell your group to travel light. The dress code also applies: no see-through clothing, and trousers and skirts must reach at least mid-thigh.
Individual travellers can buy tickets on the day when availability allows, but a group can't count on that. If a date is full, the sold-out options page shows what to try next, and the guide on how to buy Sagrada Familia tickets online covers the standard single-booking route.
Frequently asked questions
How many people count as a group at the Sagrada Familia?
Ten or more. Smaller parties can book as a group but are always charged for a minimum of 10. The maximum is 40 people.
Can a group buy individual tickets online?
No. Individual buyers can purchase a maximum of nine tickets at a time, and groups can't enter with individual tickets. Groups book by email or phone.
How do I contact the group booking desk?
Email reserves@ext.sagradafamilia.org or call 931 98 07 05, Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00. Expect an answer within 48 hours of the first working day after you write.
Does a group need its own guide?
Yes. All groups must be accompanied by an official guide accredited by the Government of Catalonia, and the group uses a transmitter system for the explanations.
Is there a cheaper way for a small party to get a guide?
A small private or small-group marketplace tour avoids the 10-person minimum. Compare GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia tickets and check that basilica entry is included.
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