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The opportunity to experience this magnificent stadium will be a memory I'll remember for a long time. There are many fun photo opportunities, including the museum and the stadium itself, as well as the press conference room and locker rooms. Each one of them was a special experience and created lasting memories.

I had quick access, even though there was a long line for tickets. I had an audio guide, which made the visit even more interesting. The palace is grand and impressive.

The app is very simple and really useful. It took me no time at all to access the facility using both the app and the paper version.

Everything was incredible, from the location to the videos. It's crazy how many treasures they have there. 10 out of 10!

Fabulous, it has been an incredible experience, the service is fast, convenient, excellent, I would like to stay longer to enjoy more trips.

Very kind, courteous, and precise in explaining the history of Real Madrid. I enjoyed it very much and it was a wonderful experience.

Incredible and very interesting cities. I loved so much! My friends and I had a great time together in Toledo and Segovia. The guides are very attentive. The bus could be more spacious.

Entering the Lope de Vega Theater is in itself the beginning of the show. Located in the heart of Gran Vía, the theater has a warm and enveloping elegance: golden lights, refined details, an atmosphere that immediately makes you feel part of something special. It is not just a place where you watch a musical: it is a place that amplifies it. The acoustics are excellent, the visibility is great, and there is that rare feeling of being in a living space that breathes with the audience. And then... the lights go out. And when "El ciclo vital" starts, the magic happens. The Lion King is not just a musical: it is a total sensory experience. The costumes and masks are true works of art in motion, capable of blending human and animal bodies in a poetic, powerful, and moving way. The sets change with surprising fluidity, transforming the stage into a savanna, a desert, a gorge, a starry sky. Everything flows as if it were natural, inevitable. The music flows through you. The choruses make your chest vibrate. The percussion seems to come from the floor, from the audience, from the heart of Africa. The voices are intense, precise, full of soul. And even if you know the story, even if you know what's going to happen, you still find yourself with tears in your eyes: because here you're not 'watching' The Lion King. You're living it. There are moments of pure joy, light laughter, childlike wonder. And then there are moments of great emotional power, when the silence of the theater weighs as heavily as the music. Simba's growth, the pain, the memory, the call of his roots: everything comes across clearly, directly, universally. Leaving the Teatro Vega, Madrid is the same as before... but you are not. You take with you colors, sounds, images, and that rare feeling of having witnessed something truly great.