How to purchase Euro 2024 tickets in Germany

The UEFA European Championships football competition, scheduled to take place in Germany next summer, will release its first batch of tickets for sale this Tuesday. Here is how you can access them. Germany’s national football team will host the 2019 European Championships’ opening match in Munich on June 14, with the final in Berlin on July 14. Fans must rely on luck in a lottery for tickets. The lottery’s initial application period starts on October 3 at 2 p.m. and ends on October 26. These are the key guidelines and deadlines. In this article, you will get to know about How to purchase Euro 2024 tickets in Germany.

How do I enter the raffle for tickets?

• • Tickets are available exclusively through the official European Championship website.
  • Pre-registration is open, but match ticket applications start on Tuesday.
  • Limited to four tickets per match, one match per day.
  • Tickets will be digital, not physical.
  • Application time won’t impact ticket chances.
  • UEFA promises a “fair and transparent” lottery for ticket distribution.
  • High interest may result in more applicants than available tickets.
  • Fans must apply to have a chance to attend Euro stadiums in Germany.

When do I have the best chance of getting tickets?

• • The first round of ticket sales this month, with 1.2 million available.
  • Best chances for tickets in this round.
  • Unclear which matches you’re applying for, except for Germany’s matches.
  • Match details revealed after the group stage draw on December 2 in Hamburg.
  • The second round of ticket applications after the draw.
  • Priority for citizens of eligible countries.
  • Approximately one million tickets are available in this round.
  • Additional ticket phases after the March play-offs.
  • Final participants were chosen in these phases.
  • “Last-minute sale” and during-tournament ticket availability.
  • Matches will be played in various cities across Germany:
    • Berlin
    • Munich
    • Leipzig
    • Hamburg
    • Dortmund
    • Gelsenkirchen
    • Cologne
    • Düsseldorf
    • Frankfurt/Main
    • Stuttgart
  • High likelihood of matches near your location.

What happens if I don’t win tickets in the raffle?

• • Rejected candidates included in the “Fans First” initiative by UEFA.
  • “Fans First” alerts supporters about available tickets due to missed payments or cancellations.
  • Possibility of securing cheap tickets even if initially unsuccessful.
  • Priority is based on place in the lottery draw for ticket distribution.

How much do the tickets cost?

• • Opening match in Munich: Tickets start at €50.
  • Cheapest seats in the preliminary round: €30 (except for the opening match).
  • Ticket categories increase in cost starting with the round of 16.
  • Group match tickets (most expensive tier): At least €200.
  • Championship game tickets in Berlin: €1,000.
  • Costs increase incrementally with each knockout round.
  • Preliminary round ticket prices: €30 to €200 (general group matches), €50 to €600 (inaugural match).
  • Round of 16 ticket prices: €50 to €250.
  • Quarterfinals ticket prices: €60 to €300.
  • Semifinals ticket prices: €80 to €600.
  • Final ticket prices: €95 to €1,000.
  • VIP hospitality packages are available for an extravagant experience.

Are tickets personalised? 

• • Tickets are customized and cannot be swapped.
  • UEFA’s goal is to prevent black market resale by allowing tickets to be returned or resold through authorized channels at original purchase rates.
  • The UEFA Euros app enables users to add the names of up to three additional guests if they’ve made reservations.
  • If you have tickets for multiple games, you can change your guests for each game using the app.

What about children?

• • Children who require a seat (not babies or toddlers) must have their own tickets for matches.
  • UEFA’s website emphasizes that all children, regardless of age, need a valid ticket and a seat allocation.
  • Unlike the Bundesliga, Euro ticket prices do not have concessions or discounts.
  • Some tickets for fans with disabilities will be available for each match.
  • These accessible seats are offered in the cheapest category, regardless of their location in the stadium.
  • Accompanying persons can request a free ticket.
  • Standing room is not an option at the Euros.

Euro 2024 tickets in Germany are highly sought after, and the process involves a lottery system. Fans can apply through the official website, with the first round of sales offering the best chance. Even if you don’t win initially, there’s hope through the “Fans First” initiative. Ticket prices vary, and children require their own seats. Accessibility options and the UEFA Euros app make attending matches more accessible.

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