The Campus Experience welcomes boys aged 9 to 17 who want to take their football skills to the next level through advanced training sessions. With programs adapted to each age, and led by Real Madrid Foundation coaches, participants refine their technique and game understanding while embracing the values that represent Real Madrid.
| 8:00 a.m. | Check-in at pick-up point |
| 8:45 a.m. | Check-in at facility |
| 9:00 a.m. | Training session |
| 10:30 a.m. | Break and snack |
| 10:45 a.m. | Training session |
| 12:00 p.m. | Break and hydration |
| 12:15 p.m. | Shower |
| 12:45 p.m. | Values education session |
| 1:45 p.m. | Lunch |
| 2:45 p.m. | Swimming pool |
| 4:00 p.m. | Competition |
| 5:15 p.m. | Stretching and review of key concepts |
| 5:30 p.m. | Shower and afternoon snack |
| 6:30 p.m. | Check-out at facility |
| 7:00 p.m. | Check-out at pick-up point |
| 8:00 a.m. | Wake-up and breakfast |
| 9:00 a.m. | Training session |
| 10:30 a.m. | Break and snack |
| 10:45 a.m. | Training session |
| 12:00 p.m. | Break and hydration |
| 12:15 p.m. | Shower |
| 12:45 p.m. | Values education session |
| 1:45 p.m. | Lunch |
| 2:45 p.m. | Swimming pool |
| 4:00 p.m. | Competition |
| 5:15 p.m. | Stretching and review of key concepts |
| 5:30 p.m. | Shower and afternoon snack |
| 7:00 p.m. | Experience activity |
| 8:00 p.m. | Dinner |
| 8:45 p.m. | Free time |
| 10:00 p.m. | Rest |
*Campus Experience reserves the right to modify facilities and schedules for organizational reasons, while maintaining the same quality standards.
The largest sports complex ever built by a football club. Covering over 1,200,000 m², it features 12 state-of-the-art football pitches, locker rooms, training rooms, a medical center, and service areas. An elite environment where participants train in the same setting as Real Madrid players.
The Universidad Europea sports complex features both natural and artificial football fields. It offers a modern and safe environment where the majority of Campus Experience sessions will take place.
Sports center located just 10 minutes from Real Madrid Sports City. It has fully equipped football pitches, as well as indoor and outdoor swimming pools, providing a complete sports and leisure experience.
*The main venue for the external Campus Experience MAX will be the Villaviciosa Municipal Field. The main venues for the residential Campus Experience MAX will be Tenple and Universidad Europea.
**Campus Experience reserves the right to modify facilities and schedules for organizational reasons with prior notice, maintaining the same quality standards.
All rooms are designed to provide athletes with the comfort and technology they need to optimize both physical and mental performance. Rooms include private bathrooms and air conditioning.
At the Real Madrid Foundation Campus Experience, there is the possibility of adding extra services that will make your stay at our camps an unforgettable experience.
Yes, as long as both participants are enrolled in the same program, are the same age, and attend during the same dates. This request must be indicated during the registration process in the “comments” or “preferences” section. Although the organizing team will do everything possible to accommodate these requests, placement cannot be guaranteed 100%.
Yes. If the minor is authorized to leave the campus without an accompanying adult, a signed authorization from the legal guardian must be submitted in advance. This document can be requested by emailing info@campusexperiencermf.com and must be sent at least 24 hours before the child’s departure.
Campus Experience offers several program options tailored to the participants’ ages. Each format combines soccer training, educational activities, and values-based learning.
The main program options are:
Campus Experience MAX is a program designed for boys and girls ages 9 to 17 who already have a solid soccer foundation. For this reason, it is only offered in Full Day and Residential formats. Campus Experience, on the other hand, is designed for any child who loves soccer, regardless of their skill level, and is offered in Half-Day (ages 6–14), Full-Day (ages 7–16), and Residential (ages 9–17) formats.
In addition, Campus Experience MAX has a lower coach-to-player ratio, allowing for a more intensive and personalized experience (although all sessions are still conducted in group format). It also includes more hours of on-field work, with one additional hour of training per day compared to the standard Campus Experience program.
Participants in Campus Experience MAX receive two official kits (one white and one black) plus a boot bag, while in the regular Campus Experience programs (except the Residential Program), participants receive only one kit.
Finally, the training facilities differ between both programs:
Campus Experience MAX is primarily held in Villaviciosa, Campus Experience takes place mainly at Ciudad Real Madrid. However, both programs include two to three training sessions per week at Ciudad Real Madrid (Valdebebas).
Yes. Participants may register for multiple weeks.
External Campus:
You may arrive directly at the facilities (free meeting point).
You may also book transportation from the meeting point at Calle Doctor Fleming, 15, according to the established schedules for each program (extra service).
Residential Campus (explained in the section “Flights and Transfers”)
No. Each family is responsible for booking their child’s flights. However, Campus Experience provides all the necessary information to ensure a smooth and safe trip, including recommended schedules, meeting points, and logistical details for transfers. A few weeks before the program begins, families receive an email with arrival and departure instructions, as well as the contact details of the airport coordination team. For children traveling alone, a transfer service can be booked from Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD), Terminal 4, or from Atocha Train Station.
All official Campus Experience transfers operate from and to Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD), Terminal 4, or Atocha Train Station. Pick-up service will be available at both locations.
Residential program participants must arrive on Sunday between 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM if they plan to use the transfer service. During this time frame, Campus Experience staff will be present at the meeting points mentioned above to welcome participants, assist with luggage, and accompany them to the residence. If arrival is outside this time window, please contact info@campusexperiencermf.com. Check-in at the residence will be from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
Participants in the Campus Experience Residential program finish on Friday at 7:00 PM, and those in the Campus Experience MAX Residential program finish on Saturday at 10:00 AM.
Departures for the Campus Experience Residential program will take place either from the facility (if the bus service is not booked) or from Doctor Fleming, 15 (if the bus service is booked).
For the Campus Experience MAX Residential program, departures will be on Saturday at 10:00 AM from the residence if the bus service is not booked, or at 10:30 AM from Doctor Fleming, 15, if the service has been booked.
In this case, a member of the Campus Experience team will enter the terminal with official accreditation and the required documentation to meet the participant directly at the flight’s arrival gate. On the return day, the same procedure will be followed in reverse: campus staff will accompany the participant to the airline counter, complete the check-in process, and hand them over to the designated airline representative.
It is essential to book the unaccompanied minor service for both the outbound and return flights and to notify Campus Experience in advance by providing the flight details and airline information.
Yes, but in these cases families must book the extra nights service together with the transfer service (only applicable to residential programs). A maximum of two additional nights before the program starts and two additional nights after the program ends can be booked.
Rooms may be single or double, and all include a private bathroom, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a desk, and cleaning service. Room assignments are made according to age, gender, and language.
Yes. Campus Experience staff live in the residence with the participants and provide 24-hour supervision and support.
In addition, an external security team monitors access points and common areas through cameras and on-site personnel both day and night.
The residence offers all the necessary amenities to ensure participants enjoy a safe and comfortable stay:
No. For safety reasons, participants are not allowed to leave the residence unaccompanied. They may only do so with campus staff or during organized outings (training sessions, excursions, visits).
Family members who wish to pick up their child must be previously authorized and present a valid ID at the entrance.
Every day, participants have a set time to communicate with their families, during which they can use their mobile phones or connect via Wi-Fi. In case of an emergency outside that time slot, parents can contact the campus coordination team.
All meals are served in the residence dining hall or at the training facilities, in organized group shifts and always under staff supervision. The dining service is managed by a professional catering team that prepares balanced menus tailored to the participants’ nutritional needs.
It depends on the program type:
Meal times are adjusted to the daily training and activity schedule, ensuring participants maintain a proper and consistent diet throughout the day.
Campus Experience pays special attention to food allergies and intolerances. During registration, parents or guardians must specify any allergies or dietary restrictions so that the kitchen staff and monitors can ensure a safe and appropriate menu.
Personalized menus are prepared for participants with allergies to gluten, lactose, nuts, or other specific foods. The staff is trained in proper food handling to avoid cross-contamination.
Yes. Campus Experience offers pork-free, vegetarian, lactose-free, and Halal options. A Kosher diet is not available.
All dietary requests must be communicated at least 30 days before the program start date to ensure proper coordination with the catering service.
No. For food safety and allergen control reasons, bringing food from outside is not allowed, except in medically justified cases that have been previously approved by the campus coordination team.
Yes. All participants eat together with their monitors and teammates, fostering social interaction and team spirit.
During meals, staff members supervise to ensure players eat properly and attend to any needs or incidents. Meals are not included in the Half-Day program.
Training sessions are mainly held at Ciudad Real Madrid (Valdebebas), one of the most advanced sports facilities in the world. Depending on the program and dates, other municipal sports centers may also be used, which will be communicated one month in advance.
Campus Experience follows the official Real Madrid Foundation methodology, focused on the comprehensive development of the player, technical, tactical, and personal values.
Each session combines specific drills with team dynamics, aiming to balance soccer improvement with personal growth.
Training sessions are structured in stages: warm-up, technical–tactical development, competition, and final reflection.
Players are grouped according to their age.
Each session lasts between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on the program.
After every session, players have time for stretching, recovery, and personal hygiene before moving on to the next activity.
In addition to sports sessions, players take part in educational, recreational, and cultural activities called “Experience Activities”, designed to reinforce the program’s core values: leadership, effort, self-discipline, teamwork, and respect.
Residential players also enjoy supervised evening activities such as contests, games, or movie nights.
Yes. All residential programs include a guided visit to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Tour, where players learn about the club’s history, explore the trophy room, and visit the exhibition areas.
That activity is not included in the general program.
Is there a final ceremony?
Yes. At the end of the program, a closing ceremony is held where players receive an official participation diploma from the Real Madrid Foundation. This event celebrates the attitude, effort, and values demonstrated throughout the week.
Payment for the program is made through the official online registration form, using a credit or debit card. Cash or phone payments are not accepted.
There are two payment options:
Credit and debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, or similar) are accepted. American Express is not always supported by the payment system.
Payment details are entered through a secure gateway, and Campus Experience staff will never request or manage banking information via email or phone.
Once the payment process is completed, the parent or guardian will receive a confirmation email with a summary of the registration. Final confirmation is subject to the complete submission of all required documents before the start of the program.
Find the cancellation policy HERE.
In the event of an official visa denial, and upon presentation of the document issued by the embassy or consulate, the general cancellation conditions will apply.
Yes, but changes must be requested at least 60 calendar days in advance and are subject to availability. If the change is to a program of lower cost, the price difference will not be refunded.
Campus Experience offers special discounts for the following cases:
No. Discounts and promotional codes cannot be combined.
Yes. When registering for more than one consecutive week:
If the participant does not make the payment within the established deadlines, the reservation will be automatically canceled and the spot will be released for another player.
Before the start of the program, each participant must submit the following documents through the form or by email:
Failure to provide any of these documents may prevent the player from participating in the campus.
The documentation must be fully submitted at least 30 days before the start of the program.
If registration is completed within that period, the documents must be sent within a maximum of 72 hours after payment confirmation.
If the documentation is not submitted within the indicated deadline, the participant will not be allowed to attend the campus until the situation is resolved. In such cases, Campus Experience cannot guarantee the reservation of the spot or the timely delivery of materials.
Yes. Campus Experience can issue an official invitation letter for participants who need it to apply for a visa.
This document is issued only in the name of the minor and only once registration has been completed and payment received in full.
No. Invitation letters are issued exclusively in the name of the registered player. Campus Experience does not process or issue travel documents for parents or accompanying persons.
Find the entry requirements for Spain HERE.
If a player shows symptoms or requires medical assistance, a monitor or coordinator will personally accompany them to the healthcare center.
The family will be immediately informed by phone or email, and a medical report or clinical statement will be sent to them.
Yes. All participants are covered by accident insurance that includes:
However, this insurance does not replace personal medical insurance and does not cover pre-existing conditions, luggage loss, or travel cancellations.
Yes. All players must have medical or travel insurance with coverage in Spain, valid for the entire duration of their stay.
For citizens of the European Union, it is recommended to present the European Health Insurance Card.
International players must present a private insurance policy covering illness, accident, hospitalization, and repatriation.
If a participant requires daily medication, parents or guardians must inform the staff at the time of registration (including dosage and schedule).
On the first day of the program, the medication must be handed to the coordinator or responsible monitor, properly labeled with the player’s name and medical instructions. In addition, parents must provide written authorization allowing the staff to administer the doses.
All medical and personal information is handled with strict confidentiality, in accordance with current data protection regulations (General Data Protection Regulation – EU 2016/679).
Only the medical staff and coordination team have access to this information, which is used solely to ensure the player’s safety and well-being.
In addition, all participants receive a campus backpack, cap, and reusable water bottle.
The uniform is mandatory during all training sessions and sports activities.
The kit is delivered on the first day of the program, upon the players’ arrival at the training facility or residence.
Players must bring football boots suitable for artificial turf (short studs or turf shoes) and sports sneakers for off-field activities. They should also bring flip-flops or sandals for shower and pool areas.
If a player loses part of their uniform, they must immediately inform their monitor or the equipment manager.
Campus Experience has a small replacement stock for specific cases, but full replacement of lost items cannot be guaranteed.
No. For safety and organizational reasons, campus activities are exclusive to participants.
Campus Experience has a lost and found service.
Found items are kept in the coordination office until the end of each session.
If an item is not claimed during the stay, it will be stored for a maximum of 15 days after the end of the campus. For logistical reasons, lost items are not shipped.
It is recommended that all belongings be labeled with the player’s full name to facilitate their return.
Yes. In case of adverse weather conditions, training sessions are moved to indoor areas or replaced with educational workshops or group activities.
The technical team adjusts the daily schedule to ensure players continue enjoying the program without interruptions.
Before the start of the program, families receive an email with the phone numbers and contact details of the coordination, transportation, and emergency teams.
