Barcelona - tour guides? - and trip summary

Yes, I forgot that they accept reservations. They didn’t use to earlier when we went and we got used to just showing up to walk in, normally a sign-up and come back after an hour or so.

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Would you advise sitting in the first two rows? I’m looking at the seating chart for Nov 26th. The first two rows have several available seats, but then rows 3-10 are sold out. Perhaps the stage is too tall for the first two rows to have a good view?

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There is a fair amount of sweat flying around during the dances, largely for dramatic effect - I was pretty glad to be in the 6th row. Probably most of it stayed on stage, but…

I don’t really recall how high the stage is. Even if you’re in the 11th row I strongly recommend going. So fun.

Thanks! We’re definitely going. We are only in BCN for 2 days and this fits perfectly. The plan is to queue up for Sunday Mass at La Sagrada Familia, have brunch, then see the show at noon.

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Last question… About how long was the flamenco concert? The show I’m looking at is at 12 noon. I’m trying to figure out when I should make lunch reservations afterward.

Maybe 90 minutes? Not too long.

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We are planning to go to the show on Sunday, February 18 at noon. The description specifies it is about 60 minutes it sounds like the same show.

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