Gathering stadium info

I'll treat this as the user's statement and provide general info about the stadium, specifically Estadio de La Cartuja in Seville. Keeping it concise and friendly is key! Its capacity is approximately 57,619. I remember it hosted the 1999 World Athletics Championships and some Euro 2020 matches in 2021. Additionally, it has been the venue for the Copa del Rey finals in 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023 due to a multi-year agreement with the RFEF.Providing stadium info

I’m putting together background info, transportation tips, and ticket allocation details. The RFEF usually gives around 40% of tickets to each finalist and about 20% to sponsors or neutral parties, though this can vary. I can say this in a simple way, like: “Each team gets about 40%, and the rest goes to sponsors.”

It’s important to mention the benefits of a neutral location in Andalusia's spring weather, although there might be some fatigue for Basque or Catalan clubs traveling. I’ll note that the metro doesn’t reach the stadium, so buses and special shuttles may be better options for getting there.Providing Copa del Rey details

I can provide some context about the Copa del Rey final, usually held in April or early May, which is a safe and clear way to phrase it. Here are some key points to include:

• Good news: The Copa del Rey final will be held in Seville’s La Cartuja for the next three years.
• Background: The stadium has hosted several recent finals and international matches, has a capacity of about 57,000, and benefits from Andalusia's pleasant spring climate.
• Impact: A stable venue simplifies planning for tickets and security.
• Ticketing: Typically, both teams receive about 40% of tickets each, with the rest going to sponsors or neutral parties.
• Travel: It’s best to book accommodations early, as there will be temporary transport arrangements during the match week.

I can also ask if the user would like details on past finals at La Cartuja, ticket purchasing options, or travel guides.