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Buy Serie A Tickets
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We also work with many Italian clubs’ officially authorised ticketing partners, giving you extra peace of mind when you buy Serie A tickets on our platform.
Today you can browse 40,670 Serie A football tickets, all compiled on one platform, for minimal fuss. Right now, the team with the most listings on Ticket-Compare.com is AC Milan. Meanwhile, the team with relatively low availability on our site is Sassuolo so act quickly!
So now we’ve whetted your appetite, let’s do a deep dive on the price of Serie A tickets.
Serie A Ticket Prices
Today we can offer Serie A tickets on sale from just $25. To learn more about how the prices of Serie A resale tickets currently break down for each club, take a look at our table below.
We’ll show the prices for every team in Serie A, with averages, lows and highs, as well as a real-time display of the total number of tickets currently available.
- The price of resale Serie A tickets in the shortside stands behind the goals (curva) currently ranges from $36 to $1,449.
- In the longside grandstands (tribuna), along the touchlines the cheapest Serie A resale tickets cost $37, while the most expensive go as high as $2,525, for exclusive VIP experiences
- Upper tier (superiore) tickets for Serie A matches start at $52 and can cost as much as $2,531.
- Across all listings, lower tier (inferiore) tickets cost from $48 to $586.
Average Price of Serie A TIckets
Right now the average price of Serie A tickets across all of our listings is $262. We have calculated this price in real time from a massive database of resale Serie A match tickets.
Let’s see what the average price of Serie A resale tickets looks like when you break it down according to the biggest fixtures, most popular cities and even seating locations:
- Top-tier Italian giants: For any fixtures involving Serie A’s Big Three—Juventus, AC Milan or Inter Milan—match tickets currently average out at $686.
- Milan football tickets: If you’re in Milan and want to catch some thrilling Serie A action at San Siro the average price across AC Milan and Inter home games is $142.
- Rome football tickets: For AS Roma or Lazio home fixtures in Italy’s capital, you can expect to pay around €95.
- Turin football tickets: In Turin, Juventus and Torino fans can find tickets averaging at $686.
- Naples football tickets: For SSC Napoli home matches in Paretenope, the average ticket price is currently $286.
Section‑Based Average Serie A Ticket Prices
- Curva tickets (shortside stands): Be near the ultras behind the goals in the curva for the most vocal atmosphere—Serie A resale prices average $225.
- Tribuna tickets (longside grandstand): For a prime touchline view, tribuna seats go for about $278 on average.
- Upper Tier: For all-encompassing views of the action, the average price of Serie A match tickets on sale in the upper tier (superiore) of stadiums is $302.
- Lower Tier: To get closer to the pitch, lower tier (inferiore) tickets have an average price of $176 right now.
Serie A Ticket Prices for the Biggest Derbies
Below we’ll break down the ticket costs for Serie A’s most heated rivalries:
- Derby d’Italia tickets: Prestigious matches between Juventus and Inter Milan, often with titles on the line, range from $77 for the cheapest seats up to $1,257 for the best seats in the house.
- Derby della Madonnina tickets: For one of football’s great local derbies, featuring AC Milan vs Inter Milan at San Siro, prices currently start at $150 for cheap seats, and go as high as $3,574 for high-end experiences.
- Derby della Capitale tickets: When AS Roma and Lazio meet at Stadio Olimpico, tickets begin around $85 and can reach $2,882.
- Turin Derby tickets: For the Turin cross-city clash between Juventus and Torino, the cheapest tickets right now are selling for $77 while you will have to pay $1,257 for the priciest tickets.
- Derby del Sole tickets: The Derby of the Sun pits Napoli against AS Roma—as the two leading Southern clubs in Serie A—ticket prices start at $48 and go as high as $2,610.
Serie A Hospitality Ticket Prices:
- On our platform, you can buy Serie A hospitality tickets from just $202.
- At the pricier end of the spectrum, the most expensive Serie A VIP tickets currently sell for $1,257, and these are usually private boxes.
- Taking all listings into account hospitality tickets average out at $505, across Serie A.
Ticket-Compare.com works with high-performing secondary markets, as well as several top Italian clubs’ authorised hospitality partners to offer a wide range of VIP Serie A tickets.
This means extra convenience, private lounges and premium dining at some of the most iconic stadiums in world football.
You can toggle between secondary market and official VIP tickets simply by toggling the slider at the top of our match ticket listings.
Cheap Serie A Tickets
Even on the secondary market, it’s quite easy to find cheap Serie A tickets. For all of our listings on Ticket-Compare.com, the ratio of tickets for Serie A costing less than $115 is 55%%.
Across all matches, the cheapest upcoming Serie A match is Lazio vs Sassuolo at $25.
If you’re wondering which Serie A team has the cheapest average ticket price it’s currently Torino at $50.
Along the same lines, the Serie A team with the most tickets under $115 is AC Milan right now.
A reliable way to save money on Serie A football tickets is to pick seats in the shortside stands, behind the goals.
Normally known as Curva and normally without a roof, prices in these shortside stands start at $36, taking all Serie A teams into account.
Up against the longside stands, which start at $37, you can see how it’s a chance to save money.
Buying Serie A Away Tickets
- The price of away tickets for Serie A starts at $384 and rises to $384.
- In real time, the average price of away tickets in Serie A is $384.
It can be extremely difficult to buy away tickets for Italian football matches. On the primary market, it is the home team and not the visiting team that sells away tickets. So normally you will have to use the home club’s website.
On one hand this can make things easier than in other European leagues like the Premier League, where the visiting team will always prioritise long-term season ticket holders.
However, you will need an identification or fidelity card, known as a Tessera del Tifoso, issued by the team you support. For example, to be able to get away tickets for AC MIlan you can buy a CRN Card for $23.
Helping to keep track of all visiting supporters attending a match, these cards were introduced in the 2009/10 season and are one of many measures to try to crack down on crowd trouble in Italy.
Face Value Serie A Tickets
Buying directly from the clubs, the price of Italian football tickets ranges from $23 to $35, for matches against regular mid-table opponents, to more than $231 for the biggest clashes between the most prestigious clubs.
All Serie A clubs use dynamic pricing, so those high-demand matches like the Derby d’Italia between Inter and Juve will always be more expensive on the primary market.
Let’s take a look at face value Serie A ticket across the top clubs:
- Juventus tickets start around the mid-$35s, while the cheapest Juve tickets for mid-table matches or top-of-table clashes often start in the $58 to $69+ range and rise into triple digits.
- AC Milan uses flexible pricing and tickets for a more popular match opponent like Lazio go for around $23 to $27 in the nosebleed seats at Siro, climbing to $138 to $196 closer to mid-tier, while the most coveted spots (near VIP areas) approach $231+.
- Inter Milan ticket pricing is similar to AC Milan’s, since they share the San Siro, with cheap seats in less popular matches costing between $23 and $46, and prices climbing above $115 for top opponents.
- SSC Napoli tickets start at around $29 to $52 for standard tickets in the curva on general sale. Prices increase for better views, with Distinti corner sections around $69 to $138, and the main grandstand tickets (Tribuna Posillipo) up to $115 to $219
- AS Roma / SS Lazio tickets for many games can start around the mid-$23s or $35, while Tribuna seats cost more. For big matches (like the Derby della Capitale between Roma and Lazio), prices will increase dramatically. It's not unusual for mid-range seats to be $69 to $115 and the best seats well over $115.
Where does Serie A’s Magic Come From?
Many fans fell in love in the glory days of the 1980s to 2000s when every Serie A team was packed with superstars, from Maradona to Baggio, Marco van Basten, Maldini, Ruud Gullit, Baggio, Batistuta, Zidane, Rui Costa, Totti, Del Piero, Pirlo…we could go on forever.
There has never been such a concentration of talent before or since, and Serie A dominated the football world:
- In the 16 years between 1988/89 and 2004/05 there were 11 Italian teams in the final of the European Cup/Champions League.
- In the same timeframe there were also 14 Serie A finalists in the UEFA Cup (before it became the UEFA Europa League)
Serie A remains a league built on tactical thinking, a high-class testing ground for styles and systems that take over world football.
From Helenio Herrera’s catenaccio in the 1960s to Gasperini’s high energy man-marking system that won Atalanta a Europa League in 2024.
Italy’s football culture is also alluring: Think of ultras, epic choreographed tifos in the Curva Sud and Curva Nord, and some truly iconic stadiums like Milan’s San Siro, Rome’s Stadio Olimpico, Naples’ Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.
Serie A Tickets | Frequently Asked Questions
How to buy Serie A tickets without a membership?
You will never need a membership to buy Serie A match tickets on Ticket-Compare.com. All of our listings come without any pre-purchase and are one-off transactions.
For some of the more popular Italian clubs, especially Juventus, you will need a membership to have the chance to buy tickets.
This is because big matches have a reserved, members’ only sales phase, and will usually sell out before going on general sale.
When do Serie A tickets go on sale?
You can buy Serie A resale tickets at any time, as long as the fixture exists. The list is announced in late June before each new season, and as soon as that happens you can find tickets on Ticket-Compare.com.
Buying tickets for Serie A through the clubs is more complicated. Generally, Serie A clubs release match tickets a few weeks before each match. These days it’s normal for tickets to become available through the clubs’ box offices roughly 2 - 4 weeks prior to a fixture, though this varies.
Many clubs even wait until the league confirms exact dates and kick-off times for the match. Serie A often does it in phases throughout the season.
If clubs sell tickets earlier than that, then clubs will usually note that if a match date/time isn’t finalised, tickets will come with a provisional date/time to be confirmed later.
When are Serie A fixtures confirmed in 2025/26?
Serie A now confirms its match dates and kick-off times a long time in advance of each fixture, instead of at the last minute.
Early‐season games (matchdays 1-3) are finalised around six weeks beforehand, while rounds 4-12 are set in stone around a month out.
As the campaign progresses, fixtures are nailed down about three to four weeks ahead, then two to three weeks before the winter break. The final few matches of the season will be confirmed only one to two weeks before time. This makes sure that those title-deciding games can be kicked off simultaneously.
If you’re buying Serie A resale tickets, we recommend being as flexible as possible with travel plans before the date and time is decided.
Is it safe to buy Serie A tickets from Ticket-Compare.com?
Absolutely! We go to great lengths to make sure that you can buy tickets through our platform with total peace of mind:
- We carry out in-depth reviews of secondary markets, evaluating them from a variety of angles, including responsiveness and usability.
- Ticket-compare.com only works with sellers that offer a 100% guarantee should something go wrong at their end.
- We also offer the option of buying official Serie A tickets from the club’s hospitality resellers.
