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Campus Experience MAX opens its doors to boys and girls aged 9 to 17 who want to live a unique and unforgettable experience. Under the supervision of Real Madrid Foundation Coaches, participants will enjoy more intensive training, adapted to their age and skill level, combined with recreational activities that promote teamwork and learning the values that represent the Real Madrid Foundation.
| 8:00 h | Check-in punto de recogida |
| 8:30 h | Check-in instalación |
| 9:00 h | Entrenamiento |
| 10:00 h | Snack |
| 11:00 h | Entrenamiento |
| 12:00 h | Actividad Max |
| 13:00 h | Sesión técnica |
| 14:15 h | Comida |
| 15:30 h | Piscina |
| 17:00 h | Partidos |
| 18:00 h | Snack |
| 18:30 h | Aseo |
| 19:00 h | Check-out instalación |
| 19:15 h | Check-out punto de recogida |
| 8:00 h | Despertarse |
| 8:30 h | Desayuno |
| 9:00 h | Entrenamiento |
| 10:00 h | Snack |
| 11:00 h | Entrenamiento |
| 12:00 h | Actividad Max |
| 13:00 h | Sesión técnica |
| 14:15 h | Comida |
| 15:30 h | Piscina |
| 17:00 h | Partidos |
| 18:00 h | Snack |
| 19:00 h | Duchas |
| 20:00 h | Zona wifi |
| 21:00 h | Cena |
| 22:00 h | Velada |
| 23:00h | Hora de descanso |
*Campus Experience reserves the right to modify facilities and schedules for organizational reasons, while maintaining the same quality standards.
*The Full-Day option runs from Monday to Friday. The Residential option runs from Sunday to Saturday.
A world-class sports complex covering 1,200,000 m², with 12 top-quality football pitches. It features restricted access, strict security control protocols, and a professional technical and medical team present at all times, offering participants a privileged, safe, and highly supervised training environment.
A sports center equipped with two 11-a-side and two 7-a-side state-of-the-art artificial grass football pitches, subject to continuous maintenance. It has enclosed, controlled, and fully equipped facilities that guarantee safe sports practice and constant supervision by our specialized staff.
An optimal and safe sports space dedicated to football development. Its facilities have comprehensive prevention and security measures, fully equipped locker rooms, and permanent attention from the technical team to ensure the well-being and protection of participants in every session.
High-quality artificial grass 7-a-side football pitches. A modern and controlled sports environment, designed to maximize participants’ performance in a safe and fun setting, coordinated by highly qualified professionals.
University accommodation that offers maximum peace of mind for families. It features single and double rooms with a private bathroom, access control, and 24-hour security, personalized attention from resident instructors, and adapted services to ensure maximum comfort, safety, and rest for the participants.
A first-class residence that guarantees a safe, comfortable, and enriching stay. It features 24-hour permanent supervision and security, strict nutritional care in the dining hall, comfortable rooms, and a welcoming environment where participants are accompanied and cared for at all times.
En Campus Experience Fundación Real Madrid existe la posibilidad de incluir productos y servicios adicionales que harán de la estancia en nuestros Campus una experiencia inolvidable.
Campus Experience is a summer educational program for boys and girls aged 6 to 17, organized by the Real Madrid Foundation. Its objective is to offer a unique educational experience combining football practice with educational activities focused on values such as respect, teamwork, equality, self-esteem, motivation, autonomy, and healthy habits. Through training, workshops, and coexistence dynamics, participants develop both their sports and personal skills in a safe and professional environment.
Campus Experience is held every summer in the Community of Madrid, in other cities in Spain, and in rural environments from mid-June to mid-August. Sports activities take place at Real Madrid Sports City (Valdebebas) and other municipal sports centers in the region.
Campus Experience offers different options adapted to the age of the participants. Each format combines sports training, educational activities, and values education.
The main options are:
Campus Experience MAX is a program intended for boys and girls aged 9 to 17 who already have a prior football base, so it is only available in Full-Day and Residential options, while Campus Experience is a camp intended for any boy or girl who loves football regardless of their skills, offered in Half-Day (6 to 14 years), Full-Day (7 to 16 years), and Residential (9 to 17 years) options.
Additionally, Campus Experience MAX has a reduced coach/participant ratio, allowing for a more intensive and personalized experience (although training is always group-based). It also includes a greater number of hours on the pitch, with one additional hour of training per day compared to the Campus Experience program.
At Campus Experience MAX, participants receive two official kits (one white and one black) and a boot bag, while in Campus Experience options (except Residential), a single kit is provided.
Day Camps:
You can arrive directly at Real Madrid Sports City in Valdebebas (free meeting point).
You can book the transfer from the meeting point at Calle Doctor Fleming, 15 at the scheduled times for each program (extra service).
Residential Campus :
You can arrive directly at the residence (free meeting point).
You can book the transfer from the meeting point at Calle Doctor Fleming, 15 at the scheduled times for each program (extra service).
You can book the transfer service to the airport or train station (extra service).
*Note: All indicated schedules are subject to possible changes
No. Each family is responsible for booking their child’s flights. For children traveling alone, the transfer service from Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD) or Atocha Station can be booked.
All official Campus Experience transfers are made from and to Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD) or Atocha Station.
In that case, a member of the Campus Experience team will enter the terminal with the official accreditation and necessary documentation to pick up the participant directly at the flight arrival gate. On the departure day, the same procedure will be carried out in reverse: the campus staff will accompany the participant to the airline counter, complete the check-in, and hand them over to the person designated by the airline.
It is important to book the unaccompanied minor service for both arrival and departure and notify Campus Experience in advance by sending the flight and airline details.
Yes, but in these cases, they must book the extra night service. No more than two additional nights can be booked before the start of the program, nor more than two additional nights at the end of it.
Yes, it is possible to adapt the arrival and departure times, provided it is previously consulted with the campus team and approved and agreed upon with them.
In case of needing to arrive one night before the start of the program and/or stay one night after its end, the extra night service can be booked through the customer service team.
No more than two additional nights can be booked before the start of the program, nor more than two additional nights at the end of it.
The extra night service does not include additional activities to the program. It is exclusively an accommodation and care service during that night.
The participants stay in a private, fully equipped residence. The building has restricted access and program staff staying on the same premises.
The rooms can be single or double, and all have a private bathroom, air conditioning, Wi-Fi connection, and cleaning service. Room assignment is based on age, gender, and option.
Yes. The Campus Experience staff lives with the participants in the residence and offers 24-hour supervision and accompaniment.
Additionally, an external security team controls accesses and common areas.
The residence has all the necessary amenities for participants to enjoy a safe and pleasant stay:
No. For security reasons, participants cannot leave without accompaniment. They can only do so together with campus staff or during organized outings (training sessions, excursions, visits).
Family members wishing to pick up their child must be previously authorized and present their ID at the entrance.
No. For security and privacy reasons, external visits are not allowed during the program. Campus Experience promotes independent living and teamwork, so visits would disrupt the educational dynamics.
Every day, participants have a set time to communicate with their families, where they can use their mobile phones or connect via Wi-Fi. In case of emergency outside that time, parents can contact the campus coordination team.
Campus Experience has a medical protocol and a private medical service. Should a participant require medical attention, they will be accompanied by an instructor to the nearest health center, and the family will be informed immediately.
All meals take place in the residence dining hall or at the training pitch, in shifts organized by groups and always under the supervision of the campus staff. The dining hall is managed by a professional catering service that prepares balanced menus adapted to the participants’ needs.
It depends on the option:
Meal times are organized around the training sessions and daily activities, aiming for participants to replenish their energy regularly.
We offer varied menus based on the Mediterranean diet, designed for children to enjoy balanced nutrition that provides the necessary energy for their daily life at the campus.
Campus Experience pays special attention to food allergies and intolerances. During registration, guardians must detail any allergy or restriction so that the kitchen staff and instructors can guarantee 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 to handle food avoiding cross-contamination.
Yes. Campus Experience has pork-free, vegetarian, lactose-free, or Halal options. Kosher diet is not offered.
All these requests must be communicated at least 30 days before the start of the program to ensure their proper organization with the catering service.
No. For food safety and allergen control reasons, bringing food from outside is not allowed, except for justified medical cases that require it, duly approved by the campus coordination.
Yes. All participants eat together with their instructors and groupmates, thus fostering coexistence and a sense of team.
During meals, instructors supervise that participants eat correctly and attend to any need or incident. Meals are not included in the Half-Day camp.
All participants are guaranteed to train a minimum of two days at Real Madrid City (Valdebebas). The rest of the sessions will take place in other sports centers adapted to the needs of the campus. The exact locations will depend on the chosen option and dates.
The technical team consists of official Real Madrid Foundation Coaches. They are accompanied by a group of instructors and coordinators specialized in leisure and free time.
Campus Experience applies the official methodology of the Real Madrid Foundation, based on the comprehensive education of the participant: technique, tactics, and values.
Each session combines specific exercises with team dynamics, seeking the balance between football improvement and personal development.
The training sessions are structured in blocks: warm-up, technical-tactical development, game simulation, and final reflection.
Participants are grouped according to their age.
Each session lasts 60 minutes.
In addition to the sports sessions, participants take part in educational, recreational, and cultural activities called ‘Experience Activities,’ aimed at personal growth, teamwork, and the values of Real Madrid.
Residential participants also enjoy supervised evening activities.
Yes. All residential programs include a visit to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Tour, where participants learn about the club’s history, the trophy room, and exhibition areas.
That activity is not guaranteed.
No. Registration of a minor must be done exclusively by their father or mother, since during the process permissions and authorizations are accepted that only their legal representative can grant.
The only exception will be when there is a legal absence of the parents (for example, death or other legal circumstances) and another person officially has custody or guardianship of the minor. In these cases, it must be accredited by the corresponding documentation.
In the second registration form, you can indicate the people authorized to pick up the minor. Therefore, there is no problem with a relative or another trusted person being listed as an authorized person for pick-up.
Yes, but changes must be requested at least 30 calendar days in advance and are subject to availability. If the change is to a lower-priced program, the price difference will not be refunded.
Yes. During registration, you must indicate the full name and ID document of the person or persons authorized to pick up the minor. The instructors will check this information at the end of each day and will not hand over the participant to anyone who is not authorized or does not present the document listed in the registration.
If you wish to change the person in charge of pick-up, you must notify the campus coordination email at least 24 hours in advance.
Yes. If the minor is authorized to leave the campus unaccompanied, an authorization signed by the legal guardian registered in advance must be sent. This document can be requested through the email info@campusexperiencermf.com and must be sent at least 24 hours before departure.
Payment for the program is made through the official online registration form, by credit or debit card. Cash or telephone payments are not accepted.
There are two payment options:
The spot is not considered confirmed until the corresponding payment has been received within the established deadlines.
The installment payment will only be available during part of the season. From that date, new registrations must be made through full payment of the program at the time of registration.
Credit and debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, or similar) are accepted. Payment with American Express is not accepted.
Payment details are entered into a secure gateway, and under no circumstances does Campus Experience staff request or manage banking information by email or phone.
Once the payment process is completed, the guardian will receive a confirmation email with the registration summary. Final confirmation is subject to the complete receipt of the required documents before the start of the program.
Find the cancellation policy HERE.
We offer several discount options depending on your eligibility and the number of weeks booked.
1. Discounts on the First Week Booked
For your first week of registration, you can benefit from one of the following options (these cannot be combined with each other):
Sibling Registration Exception: The discounts listed above cannot be combined with one another, except when registering multiple siblings on the same registration form. In this case, the primary discount will be applied to the first participant, plus an additional 5% discount for the second, third, or fourth sibling on their first week (e.g., 12% Madridista discount + 5%).
2. Discounts for the Second and Subsequent Weeks
If you book more than one week, multi-week discounts apply as follows starting from the second week:
3. How to Apply Your Discounts During Booking
Please note: To be valid, discounts must be entered during the online registration process. Discounts cannot be applied after registration has been completed.
Yes. In case of registering for more than one week, a 5% discount will be applied for each additional week
If the participant does not make the payment within the indicated deadlines, the spot reservation will be automatically canceled, and the quota will be released for another participant.
Before the start of the program, each participant must submit the following documentation via the form or by email:
Failure to provide any of these documents may prevent the participant from joining the campus.
Complete documentation must be sent at least 30 days before the start of the program.
If registration is made within that period, it must be sent within a maximum of 48 hours from payment confirmation.
If the documentation is not submitted within the indicated period, the participant will not be able to access the campus until the situation is regularized. In these cases, Campus Experience does not guarantee the spot reservation or the timely delivery of material.
Yes. Campus Experience can issue an official invitation letter for participants who need it to apply for a visa. For this, all the participant’s documentation will be required to be provided. This document is issued solely in the name of the minor and only when the registration is formalized and payment is completed.
Each family must consult with their Consulate or Embassy regarding the necessary requirements to enter Spain.
If a participant presents symptoms or requires medical assistance, an instructor or coordinator will personally accompany them to the health center.
The family will be informed immediately by phone or email, and the medical report or clinical report issued will be sent to them.
Yes. All participants are covered by accident insurance that includes:
However, this insurance does not replace personal medical insurance nor does it cover pre-existing conditions, lost luggage, or trip cancellations.
You can review all the conditions of this insurance HERE
Yes. All participants must have medical or travel insurance with coverage in Spain, valid for the entire stay.
In the case of European Union citizens, it is recommended to present the European Health Insurance Card.
International participants must present a private policy that covers illness, accident, hospitalization, and repatriation.
If a participant needs daily medication, guardians must communicate it at the time of registration (doses and times).
On the first day of the program, the medication will be given to the coordinator or responsible instructor, properly labeled with the participant’s name and medical instructions. Additionally, family members must authorize the staff in writing so they can administer the doses.
All medical and personal information is treated with strict confidentiality, complying with current data protection regulations (General Data Protection Regulation – EU 2016/679).
Only medical staff and the coordination team have access to this information, and it is used exclusively to guarantee the safety and well-being of the participant.
Campus ONE Half-Day, Campus ONE Full-Day, and Campus F Full-Day: 1 white shirt, 1 pair of white shorts, and 1 pair of white socks.
Campus ONE Residential and Campus F Residential: 2 white shirts, 2 pairs of white shorts, and 2 pairs of white socks.
Campus MAX Full-Day and Residential: 2 shirts, 2 pairs of shorts, 2 pairs of socks (one white set and one black set), and 1 boot bag.
Additionally, all participants receive a campus backpack, cap, and reusable bottle.
The uniform is mandatory during all training sessions and sports activities.
The Welcome pack for day camp participants will be delivered on the Friday prior to the start of the campus at Real Madrid City in Valdebebas during a specific schedule.
For those participants who cannot attend, it will be delivered on their first day of the campus.
Residential participants will receive the welcome pack upon arrival at the residence.
Participants must wear football boots for artificial grass (short studs or multi-stud) and sports shoes for off-pitch activities. They must also bring flip-flops or sandals for the shower and pool areas.
Campus Experience is not responsible for lost clothing once the welcome pack is delivered to the participant.
Spain uses a voltage of 230 V and type F plugs (two round pins). If your country uses a different plug type, you must bring a power adapter. It is also recommended to check the compatibility of electronic device chargers before traveling.
Most international phones work correctly in Spain provided they are tri-band and unlocked. Even so, it is recommended to confirm with the local operator the conditions of the international roaming service and possible additional costs. Free Wi-Fi connection is available in the residence and main facilities.
For security and organizational reasons, campus activities are exclusive to participants.
Campus Experience has a lost and found service, although the recovery of lost items is not guaranteed. If the item is not claimed during the stay, it will be kept for a maximum period of 15 days after the end of the campus.
For logistical reasons, lost items are not shipped.
It is recommended to label all belongings with the participant’s full name to facilitate their return.
Yes. Scheduled activities proceed normally, even in adverse weather conditions. They will only be suspended, modified, or replaced when there is an official communication or indication from the competent authorities determining so.
If it is necessary to make any changes for safety reasons, the technical team will adapt the planning following the authorities’ instructions.
Before the start of the program, families receive an email with the phone number of the chaperone assigned to the participant. This contact can be used during the campus via WhatsApp.
In the case of residential participants, access will also be requested to include the guardian in a WhatsApp group where they will be informed of the daily life of the group members.
Additionally, you can contact the Customer Service team from Monday to Thursday from 09:00 a.m. to 06:00 p.m. and Friday from 09:00 a.m. to 01:00 p.m. at the email info@campusexperiencermf.com or by phone at (+34) 912 775 988.
First participant
Member, Madridista, Real Madrid employee’s child or promotional code.
Siblings
Member, Madridista, Real Madrid employee’s child or promotional code + 5% for siblings.
First participant
5% per additional week.
Siblings
5% per additional week + 5% for siblings.
