Explore the pricing, sale dates, and how to buy Euro 2024 tickets.
The 2024 European Championship will be held in Germany from June 14 to July 14. The qualifying matches began in March and will end in November, followed by the play-offs in March to determine the final 24 teams competing in the championship. Euro 2020 saw a record demand for tickets, with 28.3 million ticket requests, and the upcoming tournament is expected to be just as popular.
What is the price of Euro 2024 tickets?
The least expensive tickets for Euro 2024 are priced at €30 (£26.24, $32.63) for the lowest category of group stage matches, with a total of 270,000 tickets available at this price point.
All group stage tickets are priced between €30 and €200 (£174.91, $217), except for the opening match at Bayern Munich’s Munich Football Arena, where ticket prices range from €50 (£42.73, $54.39) to €600 (£524.79, $652.64).
Tickets for the knockout stages vary from €50 for the most affordable round of 16 match to €600 for the highest category 1 semi-final ticket.
Final match tickets, held at Berlin’s Olympiastadion, are priced between €90 (£78.71, $97.90) and €1,000 (£874.58, $1,087.73).
Sale dates for Euro 2024 and how to buy
During the initial phase of Euro 2024 ticket applications, a total of 1.2 million tickets were made available. This application period took place from October 3 to October 26, 2023. The allocation of tickets was done through a lottery process on the UEFA portal. Each applicant had the opportunity to apply for a maximum of four tickets per match. It is important to note that individuals were not awarded tickets for multiple matches scheduled on the same day. On average, applicants applied for a total of 13 tickets. The successful applicants were notified of their selection on November 14.
For those who were unsuccessful in the initial draw, there is still a chance to secure tickets through UEFA’s “Fans First” program. These applicants have been automatically entered into the program and will receive alerts regarding new ticket availability during the first lottery phase.
Following the tournament draw on December 2, 2023, the second ticket ballot will commence. A total of one million tickets will be up for grabs for supporters from the 21 qualified nations. To secure their tickets, supporters will need to apply through their national association and make the purchase via UEFA’s website. The allocation of tickets will primarily prioritize members of national associations’ supporter groups, and a loyalty points based system will be used for distribution.
A reserved number of tickets will also be allocated to fans from the three countries that successfully qualify through the Euro 2024 play-offs. These countries include Poland, Estonia, Wales, Finland, Israel, Iceland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine, Georgia, Luxembourg, Greece, and Kazakhstan. The play-off matches are scheduled to take place on March 21 and March 26, 2024.
UEFA is set to launch a ticket resale platform in the spring of 2024. This initiative will allow fans to buy unwanted tickets at resale prices, forming part of UEFA’s efforts to tackle fraudulent ticket sales.
