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The Final 14: MeasureCamp Spain Tickets Drop on 14 October

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The final ticket release for MeasureCamp Spain Madrid 2026 opens on Wednesday, 14 October 2026 at 14:00 CEST, Madrid time. Only 14 tickets will be released. They are free, they are the last planned batch, and if the previous releases are anything to go by, they may not stay available for long.

Quick summary

  • Event: MeasureCamp Spain Madrid 2026
  • What: Final ticket release
  • Tickets available: 14
  • Release date and time: Wednesday, 14 October 2026 at 14:00 CEST, Madrid time
  • Event date: Saturday, 24 October 2026
  • Location: Talent Garden Madrid, Spain
  • Format: Free attendee-driven unconference for digital analytics, data, AI, MarTech, CRO, experimentation, privacy and measurement professionals
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Fourteen tickets. One last release.

If you missed the earlier ticket drops, this is your final planned chance to join us in Madrid.

Maybe you were debugging GTM. Maybe your BigQuery query took longer than expected. Maybe you simply discovered MeasureCamp Spain five minutes too late.

Whatever happened, we have 14 final tickets ready to be released on 14 October at 14:00 CEST.

Yes, we noticed the symmetry too. 14 tickets. 14 October. 14:00.

Set the reminder. This is the final planned ticket release for MeasureCamp Spain Madrid 2026.

What is MeasureCamp Spain?

MeasureCamp Spain Madrid 2026 is a free, community-driven unconference for people working with digital analytics, data, AI, marketing technology, CRO, experimentation, privacy, tracking, product analytics and measurement.

There is no pre-set agenda and no traditional speaker programme.

On the morning of the event, the session board starts blank. The people in the room build the agenda together by proposing discussions, workshops, case studies, technical deep dives, experiments, questions and practical problems they want to explore.

You can run a session or simply choose the conversations that are most useful to you.

What might end up on the session board?

Every MeasureCamp is different because the content comes from the community itself.

In Madrid, that could mean conversations about:

  • GA4, GTM and tracking quality
  • Server-side tagging and measurement architecture
  • Consent Mode, privacy and cookieless measurement
  • AI agents and practical AI workflows
  • Attribution, MMM and incrementality
  • CRO and experimentation
  • Analytics governance and data quality
  • Product analytics and customer journeys
  • Career development, consulting and agency life

And probably a few topics nobody has thought of yet.

That is part of the point.

MeasureCamp is built on open knowledge exchange. The best sessions are often the ones where people share what really happened: the messy implementation, the failed experiment, the unexpected insight, the fix that finally worked.

The useful conversations are not always the polished ones

MeasureCamp works because people are willing to share more than success stories.

A broken implementation.
A test that failed.
A strange attribution result.
A question nobody in the room has solved yet.

Those conversations often produce the most useful ideas, because the people around you have probably faced a similar problem from a completely different angle.

Madrid, data and conversations that continue after the sessions

MeasureCamp does not really end when the session board closes.

Madrid in October gives us a pretty good environment for continuing the discussion: analytics by day, then conversations over food, cañas and whatever question somebody forgot to ask during the last session.

Whether you are travelling from another part of Spain or flying in from elsewhere in Europe, MeasureCamp Madrid is built around meeting people you may otherwise only know from Slack, LinkedIn, conference talks or analytics communities online.

How to get one of the final 14 tickets

The final release opens on Wednesday, 14 October 2026 at 14:00 CEST.

A few practical suggestions:

  1. Set your reminder for 13:55 CEST.
  2. Have your registration details ready.
  3. Only take a ticket if you genuinely plan to attend.
  4. If your plans later change, please cancel your ticket so someone else can take your place.

After the final batch is gone, cancellations may occasionally make tickets available again automatically through Eventbrite. Because this is handled by Eventbrite and is outside our direct control, it may still be worth checking the ticket page from time to time.

14 tickets. 14 October. 14:00.
Sometimes even analytics people appreciate a beautifully aligned dataset.

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Frequently asked questions

Are these really the final tickets?
This is the final planned ticket release for MeasureCamp Spain Madrid 2026, with 14 tickets available. Later cancellations may occasionally return tickets to Eventbrite automatically.

Are tickets free?
Yes. MeasureCamp Spain tickets are free thanks to the support of our sponsors and community partners.

Who should attend?
Anyone working with digital analytics, data, measurement, MarTech, CRO, experimentation, privacy, tracking, AI, product analytics or related fields.

Do I need to run a session?
No. You can attend, listen, ask questions and join discussions. But if you have something useful to share, from a successful implementation to a spectacular failure, we would love to see it on the session board.

Will the agenda be published before the event?
No traditional agenda is created in advance. MeasureCamp is an unconference, so attendees build the session board together on the morning of the event.

What if I don’t get a ticket on 14 October? Will there be a waiting list?
Yes. A waiting list will be available if the final 14 tickets are gone.

We also strongly recommend planning the practical side of your trip early. Madrid is especially busy that weekend, so hotel availability can be limited and prices may be higher than usual. If you are travelling to the event, it is worth checking accommodation and flights in parallel with the ticket release rather than waiting until the last minute.

If a registered attendee later cancels, tickets may also become available again through Eventbrite automatically, so it can be worth checking the ticket page from time to time.

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