Euro 2020 Tickets

Cheap Euro 2020 Tickets

August 19, 2019 by Euro 2020 Tickets

Cheap Euro 2020 Tickets are still available if you are able to be flexible with seats and games.

There is a fans first programme that is aimed at ensuring that more “real” fans are able to get seats at Euro 2020.

However, the cost of tickets for Euro 2020 have increased by as much as 100% compared to ticket prices for Euro 2016 – with the vast sums of money already being made by UEFA and the recent corruption and governance scandals this causes huge frustration and annoyance amongst genuine football fans.

Although tickets are supposed to be allocated on a named basis there are hundreds of tickets for sale on non UEFA platforms such as stubhub and ebay and of course these are not the cheap Euro 2020 tickets that were supposed to be distributed to genuine, real fans.

Its seems that genuine fans have to abide by a number of ticketing rules to obtain tickets whilst thousands of other tickets are released, purely for corporate profit onto commercial ticketing platforms.

More than 19million people applied to be put in a ballot for just 1.5million tickets released for matches held in stadiums across Europe, including Hampden Park in Glasgow.

Organisers told unlucky applicants they’d get a second chance to get to the matches through their Fans First policy if supporters failed to pay for their order by the August 18 deadline.

But fans’ groups fear the first-come, first-served system to offload unpaid tickets will only play into the hands of touts who will offload them at inflated prices.

It has become clear that many touts have registered dozens of email addresses in a bid to secure tickets.

Demand for tickets among locals is highest in Russia, London and Budapest as more than 50% of tickets requested in these cities have been ordered by supporters from the host country. Saint Petersburg has the highest local demand with 86% of ticket applications coming from Russia.

Euro 2020 tickets are offered in three price categories, with the host cities allocated to two pricing clusters. The first cluster includes Amsterdam, Bilbao, Copenhagen, Dublin, Glasgow, London, Munich, Rome and St Petersburg. Prices for tickets to cities in Cluster A are spread out at €50 (£44/$57), €125 and €185.

Euro 2020 tickets cost

August 17, 2019 by Euro 2020 Tickets

Euro 2020 tickets cost in most cases cost under €100

Euro 2020 Tickets cost : The first tranche of tickets will be put on sale throughout the world via EURO2020.com. For all matches and categories where demand exceeds supply, tickets will be allocated by a fair and transparent lottery. Every applicant will have the same chance of success, irrespective of when their application is made between 12 June and 12 July 2019.

In order that more fans than ever can ‘LIVE IT. FOR REAL’, UEFA has ensured:

• Tickets will be available at under €100 for all 51 games, a total of 1.25m tickets.

• 13,000 category 3 ‘Fans First’ tickets for both semi-finals and the final – a total of around 40,000 tickets – Euro 2020 tickets cost will be available at under €100. These represent 15% of stadium capacity. Fans can apply for ‘Fans First’ tickets between 12 June and 12 July 2019.

• Of the 51 matches, 44 will offer tickets for €50 or less, equating to 1 million tickets.

To guarantee fans are given every possible chance to secure tickets, those who are unsuccessful in their application in the July 2019 lottery phase will automatically be entered into the ‘Fans First’ programme. These fans will be the first to be informed about new UEFA EURO 2020 ticket availability (resulting from unsuccessful payments and ticket returns). Supporters in the ‘Fans First’ group will get an exclusive priority period to purchase such tickets.

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Many fans were frustrated at the allocation of Euro 2020 tickets to corporate entities and even more so when many of the best, in-demand seats seemed to be empty for critical matches in Euro 2016. There is a growing clamour amongst fans for the number of corporate allocated seats to be reduced so that the cost of tickets to real fans can be reduced.

Euro 2020

August 17, 2019 by Euro 2020 Tickets

Euro 2020 kicks off on 12th June 2020.

There is no one host country for Euro 2020 and tickets are available for all Euro 2020 games from your football governing body supporters club.

Approximately 2.5m tickets are set to be sold to fans

UEFA EURO 2020 will be staged between 12 June and 12 July 2020 in twelve European cities: London, Munich, Rome and Saint Petersburg, Amsterdam, Baku, Bilbao, Bucharest, Budapest, Copenhagen, Dublin, Glasgow.

These host cities include eight national capitals, and 11 venues with a stadium capacity in excess of 50,000. In all, there will be 3m seats at the matches, with 2.5m – 82% of the total – being sold direct to fans.

The first batch of tickets go on sale to the general public from 12 June to 12 July 2019: the 1.5m tickets available at this stage represent a 50% increase on the quantity of neutral tickets that were sold for UEFA EURO 2016. A further 1m tickets (a 20% rise on the UEFA EURO 2016 total) will be on sale to supporters of the participating teams following the finals draw on Saturday 30 November this year.

Further tickets will be held back for sale to supporters of the sides that make it through the UEFA 2020 play-offs, scheduled for Thursday 26 March and Tuesday 31 March 2020.

A further draw for Euro 2020 tickets will take place in April 2020 if required. These tickets will be sold in close cooperation with the national associations concerned.

Euro 2020 Wembley Tickets

August 17, 2019 by Euro 2020 Tickets

Euro 2020 Wembley tickets : Wembley will now host seven matches.

Wembley was already scheduled to hold the semi-finals and final but will now also host three group games and a last 16 tie so Euro 2020 Wembley tickets will be in demand

The 2020 tournament start on 12 June until 12 July in that year and is the first Euro Championship to be played under a new format with group games spread across several countries.

The opening match will be played at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.

Glasgow’s Hampden Park and Dublin’s Aviva Stadium will host last-16 matches and three group games.

The quarter-finals and three group matches will be held in Munich (Germany), Baku (Azerbaijan), Rome (Italy) and St Petersburg (Russia).

The other host cities that will hold three group games and a last 16 game are Copenhagen (Denmark), Bucharest (Romania), Amsterdam (Netherlands), Bilbao (Spain), Budapest (Hungary) and now Wembley London.

For those Londerners looking to get close up to the actions you can become a London Squad volunteer where you’ll be fully immersed in EURO 2020 – at tourist hotspots, transport hubs and fan zones. You’ll gain and test your knowledge of London as you practise your customer service and communication skills, all while meeting new people from across the city.

You don’t need any previous volunteering experience – just enthusiasm and self-motivation, along with good communication skills.

More details can be found here.