EURO-2020 Ticket Prices Has Been Announced

For fans organized the possibility of obtaining 2.5 million tickets. Applications for the first 1.5 million tickets will be accepted from June 12 to 14: 00CET on July 12, 2019, on EURO2020.com. EURO 2020 will take place from June 12 to July 12, 2020, in 12 cities across Europe: Amsterdam, Baku, Bilbao, Budapest, Bucharest, Glasgow, Dublin, Copenhagen, London, Munich, Rome, and St. Petersburg. More than 50 thousand people can be placed in 11 of the 12 stadiums of the tournament. EURO matches will be able to watch live about three million. Two and a half million tickets, or 82 percent, will be used for the needs of fans.

The sale of the first batch of tickets will take place from June 12 to July 12. One and a half million tickets for neutral fans are half as much as at the same stage before Euro 2016. Another 960 thousand tickets (20 percent more than before Euro 2016) will be sold later among fans of the national teams, who will reach the final stage. This batch will begin to be sold after the draw on November 30th. Part of the tickets will be given to fans of national teams, which will play butt matches on March 26 and 31, 2020. If necessary, an additional draw will take place on April 1. These tickets will be sold in collaboration with the national associations of the respective teams.

The first stage of registration of applications

The first batch of tickets will go on sale worldwide on EURO2020.com. If the demand for certain matches and categories exceeds supply, correct bids will take part in the raffle. The deadline for filing an application in the designated period (from June 12 to July 12, 2019) does not matter.

To make EURO 2020 more accessible to observers, UEFA introduced the following conditions.

• For all matches (51 matches) tickets priced below EUR 100 will be available. The total number is 1.25 million tickets.

• 13,000 tickets of the third category "Fans First" for both semi-finals and the final (almost 40,000 tickets) will cost less than 95 euros. Their number will be 15% of the volume of stadiums. Applications for tickets "Fans First" are also accepted from June 12 to July 12, 2019.

• For 44 of 51 matches, tickets will be available for 50 euros or less. In total - one million tickets.

To increase the chances of fans, the unprocessed applications for the first batch of tickets will automatically take part in the Fans First program. Such fans will be the first to receive information about newly available tickets (in case of return of tickets or unsuccessful payments). Members of the "Fans First" group will receive exclusive rights to purchase these tickets in the priority period. Anyone who registers from May 19 to June 11, 2019, at euro2020.com/tickets will take part in the draw. The prize is two category 1 tickets for the first matches at all stadiums. One lucky winner will win two tickets for the first category for the final. The names of the lottery winners will be announced by the end of June 2019.

Types of tickets

To simplify the ticket program, it was reduced to two sentences:

• Individual tickets - designed to view one match in one stadium.

• “Follow my Team” - tickets that allow fans to attend the play-off match of their national team, regardless of the stadium where the game is played. The sale will start from December 2019. If the national team does not go to the playoffs, the full price of the ticket is returned to the fans.

Part of the tickets for each match will be given to fans with disabilities. Regardless of the location of the stadium, they will be sold at the price of the cheapest category. Fans with disabilities may also request a free ticket for an accompanying person.

Corporate reception packages

Since June 12, 2019, UEFA has been offering corporate reception packages to all EURO-2020 stadiums. Prices start at 780 euros per person. Corporate reception includes private lodges, business lodges and access to a special club with a more pleasant and relaxing atmosphere.

In order for as many fans as possible to get into the matches, certain restrictions apply:

• One person can apply for a maximum of four tickets for one match.

• One person can apply for a maximum of one match per day.

• To reach the semi-finals or finals, it is not necessary to buy a certain number of tickets for group stage matches.

Categories and prices

Tickets for EURO 2020 will be available in three different categories. Ticket prices for each category may vary depending on the location of seats in different stadiums.
CLUSTER A: AMSTERDAM, BILBAO, GLASGOW, DUBLIN, COPENHAGEN, LONDON, MUNICH, ROME, SAINT PETERSBURG
Group stage and 1/8 final
Category 3: € 50
Category 2: € 125
Category 1: € 185

1/4 finals and opening match (Munich, Rome, St. Petersburg)
Category 3: € 75
Category 2: € 145
Category 1: € 225

CLUSTER B: BAKU, BUDAPEST, AND BUCHAREST
Group stage, 1/8 final and 1/4 final in Baku
Category 3: € 30
Category 2: € 75
Category 1: € 125
1/2 FINAL AND FINAL (LONDON)
1/2 finals
Fans First: € 85
Category 3: € 195
Category 2: € 345
Category 1: € 595
The final
Fans First: € 95
Category 3: € 295
Category 2: € 595
Category 1: € 945

The value-added tax for each country is included in the price and will be paid by UEFA. All the prices in euros.

Why are prices different at different stadiums?

The stadiums are divided into price clusters after a study of purchasing power and average incomes in the EURO 2020 countries. The results showed that purchasing power in Azerbaijan, Hungary, and Romania is lower than in the nine other countries of the championship. Price clusters apply to the entire championship. Accordingly, tickets for the quarter-finals in Azerbaijan are cheaper than for the quarter-finals in Germany, Italy, and Russia.

Official platform for the resale of tickets

At euro2020.com/tickets you can resell tickets at a nominal price. The platform will operate in March / April 2020. This is a reliable way to buy tickets through the official UEFA channel. Sellers will receive the full cost of tickets, and buyers will be spared the risk of buying fake or invalid tickets.

Data source: https://ru.uefa.com/uefaeuro-2020/ticketing/