Atalanta Tickets

How to Buy Atalanta Tickets

Buying Atalanta match tickets has never been easier, especially for international fans planning a visit to the Gewiss Stadium. We compare Atalanta tickets from trusted resale platforms as well as Atalanta BC’s authorised club ticketing partners, so we can offer:

• Early access to Atalanta match tickets, available months before kick-off.
• Authentic tickets with full buyer protection and a 100% guarantee.
• VIP and premium seating options for an upgraded matchday experience at Gewiss Stadium.

Buy Atalanta Tickets in Two Simple Steps:

1. Choose Your Match: Scroll up and click the orange “Tickets From” button next to your chosen Atalanta fixture.
2. Complete Your Purchase: Finalise your booking through one of our trusted resale partners or official hospitality agents.

Tips for First-Time Atalanta Ticket Buyers:

• Pricing: High-demand matches, such as Atalanta vs Juventus, AC Milan, or the Derby Lombardo, often come at higher resale prices.
• Policy Review: Serie A fixtures can change date and time until about three weeks before a match, so always check refund and exchange policies before booking.
• Ticket Timing: Resale tickets may be delivered close to matchday, sometimes within 48 hours of kick-off, so don’t panic if you haven’t received your Atalanta BC tickets yet.
• Customer Support: Our resale platforms pride themselves on their reliable customer service, so don’t hesitate to reach out for assistance.

How Hard Is it to Buy Atalanta Tickets in 2024/25?

No, it is not easy to buy Atalanta tickets, especially since the club’s resurgence under Gian Piero Gasperini.

One important factor to consider about buying Atalanta BC tickets is the relatively small size of the stadium, holding 24,950, making it just the 14th-largest football ground in Serie A, rather small for UEFA Europa League winners and Champions League regulars.

By the week Atalanta fill their newly renovated Gewiss Stadium, which had an average attendance of 22,725 in 2024/25. Attendances are driven by the 15,200 season ticket holders, a record-breaking total announced in August 2024.

This tally was only the ninth-highest in Serie A, behind the likes of Genoa (28,093) and Lecce (21,621). However, what you need to consider is the proportion of Atalanta season ticket holders relative to the capacity at Gewiss Stadium.

So 15,200 is about 60% of that capacity, which is an impressive proportion and helps you understand how it can be tricky to buy Atalanta tickets for their biggest matches.

Now, you can buy Atalanta match tickets on Ticket Compare, with seats available even if the match is no longer on sale via the club’s website.

Do Atalanta Matches Sell Out?

Yes, you can expect Atalanta tickets to sell out through the club for most matches. The club has never been more popular and La Dea fans are taking the opportunity to fill their stadium, which had been under renovation for five years.

No Serie A match at Stadio Atleti Azzurri d'Italia had an attendance of less than 22,000 in 2024/25, which is almost 90% of capacity across the whole season.

Added to that, it’s always worth remembering that not all season ticket holders will show up to every Atalanta match, so Atalanta BC tickets may still be sold-out even if the stadium isn’t completely full.

When Do Atalanta Tickets Go on Sale?

Serie A tickets for matches in Bergamo will go on sale within two weeks of an Atalanta home match. To give you an example, tickets for Atalanta vs Cagliari, scheduled for 15th February, were released at 10 am on the 6th February, nine days before the match.

The dates will differ for Atalanta Champions League tickets, depending on whether the match is in the league phase or knockout rounds.

UCL League phase tickets for Atalanta are likely to go on sale several weeks before the match, while the sales timelines are much shorter in the knockout rounds, when tickets may become available just over a week in advance.

That is the timeline if you are buying Atalanta BC tickets through the club. Meanwhile, Ticket Compare, with its choice of official resellers or trusted secondary markets, will list Atalanta match tickets as soon as the fixture list is announced or a draw is made.

Beyond that, it’s a good idea to keep an eye on the fixture day/time for Serie A matches as they’re not nailed down until between three or four weeks before the game.

Atalanta Champions League Tickets: How to Buy?

Among all the teams competing in the Champions League knockout rounds, Atalanta BC has one of the smallest stadiums, which means that Atalanta Champions League tickets are liable to sell out in a flash.

You can always use Ticket Compare as a fallback, with plenty of tickets available from our official partners, even if a match has sold out at the Atalanta box office. 

How Much Are Atalanta Tickets?

The price of Atalanta BC tickets will fluctuate depending on the opponent and competition when you buy them through the club. For example, when the Nerazzurri hosted Cagliari in the league in 2024/25 the the cost of Atalanta tickets started at €25 in the Curva Nord Pisani (north end) and rose to €80 in the Tribuna d’Onore, high in the western longside stand.

These prices apply to matches with normal demand, against typical Serie A opposition, but will rise when the most sought-after Atalanta match tickets go on sale. For example, in the prestigious Champions League clash between Atalanta and Arsenal, prices ranged from €25 (Curva Nord) to €220 (Tribuna d’Onore).

If you want to buy Atalanta tickets on the secondary market or through Ticket Compare’s official vendors, the price will be affected by the number of tickets available and the level of demand.

How to Buy Cheap Atalanta Tickets

If you're on the hunt for cheap Atalanta tickets, there are several smart strategies to help you secure the best prices on the secondary market. Follow these tips to boost your chances of finding cheap Atalanta football tickets for a match at Gewiss Stadium.

• Book Early for Lower Prices: The best way to grab a deal is to buy tickets well in advance. Prices tend to rise as matchday approaches, especially for high-demand fixtures. Securing your Atalanta resale tickets early often means paying less.
• Look for Last-Minute Deals: On the other hand, waiting until the final hours before kick-off can also help you find deals on last-minute football tickets. Sellers may drop their prices to ensure they offload unsold Atalanta match tickets before the game starts.
• Buy a Single Ticket: If you don’t mind sitting separately, single tickets for Gewiss Stadium are usually the cheapest. Atalanta ticket resale prices are often higher for fans who buy multiple seats together, so going solo could save you money.
• Choose Budget-Friendly Sections: Opting for seats behind the goals in Curva Nord Pisani or Curva Sud Morosini usually costs less than central tribune seats, while the Parterre Rinascimento in the eastern longside stand also tends to offer cheap Atalanta BC tickets.

By comparing ticket options across trusted resale platforms and offering official seats, Ticket Compare gives you the best opportunity to find cheap Atalanta tickets for your chosen match at Gewiss Stadium.

How Much is an Atalanta Season Ticket?

The cost of an Atalanta BC season ticket for the 2024/25 Serie A campaign all comes down to the seating area and whether you buy your ticket during the “pre-emption” or “free sale” window.

The most affordable option is in the Curva Nord Pisani (north end) and Curva Sud Morosini (south end), where a season ticket costs €269 during pre-emption and rises to €324 in free sale. These sections offer a passionate atmosphere at the Gewiss Stadium.

The most expensive option is in the Tribuna d’Onore (grandstand of honour), where season tickets are priced at €1,250 in pre-emption and €1,500 in free sale. This area gives you premium views and a more upscale experience.

As mentioned, Atalanta offers a pre-emption discount, allowing existing season ticket holders to renew at a lower price before general sales begin. This helps loyal supporters grab their preferred seats at a reduced rate.

Additionally, women, over-65s, under-16s and disabled fans receive discounted season ticket prices, making it more accessible for families and senior fans.

For free sale tickets, the price for women and over-65s ranges from €264 to €663, while under-16s and disabled fans pay €233 to €585.

What Are the Benefits of an Atalanta Season Ticket?

What you get with an Atalanta BC season ticket. Let’s outline the key perks:

• Access to 19 Home Matches: Guaranteed entry to all 19 Atalanta Serie A home games at the Gewiss Stadium.
• Pre-emption Renewal Discount: Existing season ticket holders get priority access and lower prices before general sales open.
• Transferable Ticket Option: Season ticket holders can transfer their ticket for individual matches, subject to restrictions (if transferred for more than 50% of matches then the holder loses “pre-emption” benefits.
• Guaranteed Spot in High-Demand Fixtures: Option to buy Coppa Italia tickets and seats for European matches that may sell out quickly.
• Priority for Future Seasons: Pre-emption allows returning fans to renew before new applicants.
• Traditional or Digital Format: Option to have a physical or digital season ticket via the Dea Card.

What is an Atalanta Dea Card?

The Dea Card (Goddess Card) for Atalanta BC is the club’s version of a Tessera del tifoso (supporter’s ID), as part of a scheme that was brought in for the 2009/10 season to tackle some of the more unsavoury elements in Italian football. This is a personal identification, so it serves an important legal purpose, omitting people who have been sentenced for crimes in a stadium.

Costing €20 and valid for five years, the card also comes with a range of advantages for Atalanta fans. We’ll cover every angle here:

• The Dea Card allows Atalanta supporters to purchase Atalanta season tickets and attend away matches, including restricted fixtures.
• Holders can buy tickets even when sales restrictions are imposed by authorities.
• A temporary PDF version is issued immediately for online applicants, allowing ticket purchases before the physical card arrives.
• It is not required for purchasing single home Atalanta BC tickets unless restrictions apply.
• Applicants must provide valid documentation and cannot apply if they have recent stadium bans or criminal convictions.

Buying Atalanta BC Hospitality Tickets

With Ticket Compare you will be able select official Atalanta BC matchday hospitality tickets, offered by the club’s hospitality partners. Naturally this will add another layer of peace of mind to your purchase, but it also ensures competitive prices for these Atalanta VIP tickets by removing the middleman.

Following the transformation of Gewiss Stadium, Atalanta BC offers an enhanced hospitality experience with the help of two exclusive lounges, DEA Lounge in the Tribuna Centrale (Central Grandstand) on the western longside and and in the Tribuna Rinascimento (Renaissance Tribune) on the eastern longside. We’ll profile each lounge below:

DEA Lounge – Tribuna Centrale

For Nerazzurri fans who want to be as close as possible to the action at Gewiss Stadium, the DEA Lounge in the Tribuna Centrale offers a high-end matchday. Located just a few steps from the pitch, guests enjoy premium seating with a perfect view of the game.

Then what truly sets the DEA Lounge apart is a three-Michelin-starred dining experience, curated by Da Vittorio, a byword for quality in Bergamo. Guests are treated to an exquisite plated meal, bringing world-class cuisine to the heart of the stadium. This lounge is perfect for those who want to combine top-tier football with fine dining.

Top Club – Tribuna Rinascimento

Situated in the Tribuna Rinascimento, the Top Club offers another upscale matchday experience from the opposing stand to the DEA Lounge. This lounge is designed for those who want more than just football, with access to a modern, high-end restaurant that serves exceptional cuisine before and after the game.

Guests can reserve up to four Business Seats, giving them the best view of the pitch. A dedicated parking pass ensures easy access, while special benefits are provided for businesses, making this a prime spot for networking.

Where Do Atalanta Play?

Located just north-east of the centre of Bergamo, Gewiss Stadium has been the home of Atalanta BC since 1928. First known as the Mario Brumana Stadium, it has undergone a raft of major renovations since 2019 to become a thoroughly modern football venue, which is rare in Italy.

With a current capacity of 24,950, Gewiss Stadium provides an intense matchday atmosphere, particularly in the Curva Nord Pisani and Curva Sud Morosini, where Atalanta’s wildest fans gather.

The stadium resembles the kinds of grounds you might see in England, with steep single-tier stands that keep supporters close to the pitch, pumping up the energy on matchdays.

The multi-phase renovation project, completed in 2024, transformed Gewiss Stadium with a wealth of upgrades, including a new south end (Curva Sud), complete roofing, enhanced facilities, and a striking façade with tasteful and subtle blue and black panels.

Gewiss Stadium has hosted international matches, including games for the Italy national team, and is regarded as one of Serie A’s best stadiums.

Whether you're watching Atalanta compete in Serie A or European competitions, attending a match here offers an unforgettable experience in one of Italy’s most atmospheric football arenas.

How to Get to Gewis Stadium

• Shuttle Bus: For most games, a free service runs from Bergamo city centre to the stadium, with seven buses carrying 70 passengers each on a direct 20-minute route, all wheelchair-accessible.
• By Car: Take the A4 motorway, exit at Bergamo, follow signs for "Valli di Bergamo" onto the ring road, and then follow the "Stadio" signs to Viale Giulio Cesare; access is restricted to public transport before and after matches.
• By Train: From Bergamo train station, walk to the nearby bus station and take ATB Bus Line 9 directly to the stadium.
• By Air: From Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport, take the Airport Bus to the city centre and transfer to ATB Bus Line 9 to reach the stadium.
• Matchday Travel Tips: Visitors are encouraged to use the shuttle bus for ease of access, and road closures around the stadium can be expected before and after matches.

Where is the Best Place to Sit at Gewiss Stadium?

If you’re about to buy Atalanta BC tickets it pays to consider exactly where you want to be in Gewiss Stadium, as each part of the ground brings a very different experience.

For instance the north end, Curva Nord Pisani is where the La Dea’s famously boisterous ultras can be found. So if you want a cauldron-like atmosphere try to be as close to the north end as possible.

For a lively atmosphere combined with excellent views of the pitch, the best place to sit at Gewiss Stadium is the eastern longside, at the Parterre Rinascimento or the Tribuna Rinascimento. They are respective names given for the lower and upper sections at this stand in the Gewiss Stadium.

If you want an upmarket, non-hospitality experience with your Atalanta tickets then the ideal place to be is the Tribuna d’Onore in the upper tier on the western longside, giving you the best perspective of the pitch.

Where Do the Ultras Sit at Atalanta Matches?

Atalanta BC’s most fervent fans can mostly be found in the north end, known as Curva Nord Pisani. They are generally united under the name Curva Nord 1907, which was formed from a variety of supporters’ groups in the 2000s.

Known for their rowdy but safe atmosphere, choreographed tifos, and relentless chanting, Curva Nord 1907 help to build one of the most exhilarating biggest walls of noise in Italy.

Fiercely independent and rooted in Bergamo, they embrace their reputation as having "very few friends" in football (think, no one likes us, we don’t care). On matchdays, the Curva Nord is awash with flares, smoke, and banners, and it’s something truly special if you don’t mind the intensity.

Where is the Away Section at Gewiss Stadium?

At Atalanta matches, away fans will be in the south-west corner of Gewiss Stadium in a section between Tribuna Ovest (west grandstand) and Curva Sud (south end). In the 2024/25 season there were 1,328 seats in this part of the ground, including for Champions League fixtures.

On the Gewiss Stadium map, these seats are in blocks M01, M02 and M03, accessed from outside via entrance 6.

Atalanta BC Club History

Founded in 1907, Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio, mainly known as Atalanta BC, is a Serie A club with a lot of history and an amazing ability to punch above its weight. Based in Bergamo, Lombardy, Atalanta has a reputation for combining tactical ingenuity, truly inspired recruitment and clever sales. Nicknamed La Dea (The Goddess), Gli Orobici (The Orobians), and Nerazzurri (Black and Blues), the club has shot to prominence in both Serie A and European competitions since the 2010s.

Atalanta's history shows an amazing ability to compete at the top despite being a provincial club. The club has spent more than 60 seasons in Serie A, making it easily the most successful Italian team outside a regional capital. The team's recent record under mastermind Gian Piero Gasperini has seen them become a powerhouse, securing multiple UEFA Champions League and winning the UEFA Europa League in decisive fashion in 2024.

Atalanta BC won its first major trophy, the Coppa Italia in 1963, defeating Torino 3-1 in the final. However, the club has really only entered European football's elite in the 21st century. Atalanta defeated Bayer Leverkusen 3-0 in the final, with Ademola Lookman scoring a hat-trick, bagging a first major European title.

Atalanta has been a force in Serie A, achieving a club-best third-place finish in 2018/19, 2019/20, and 2020/21. La Dea also reached three Coppa Italia finals in six seasons (2019, 2021, 2024).

Key Atalanta BC Milestones:

• Serie A Success: Best finish 3rd place (2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21)
• Coppa Italia Triumph: 1963, runners-up (1987, 1996, 2019, 2021, 2024)
• UEFA Europa League Champions: 2024
• Champions League Quarter-Finalists: 2020
• UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Semi-Finalists: 1988

Legendary Atalanta Players:

• Cristiano Doni: Atalanta’s all-time top scorer (112 goals), a talismanic figure in attacking midfield, with an extraordinary ability to assist and score.
• Gianpaolo Bellini: Record appearance holder (435 games) and a club icon.
• Claudio Caniggia: The maverick Argentine forward spent four seasons in Bergamo in two spells, reaching the UEFA Cup quarter-finals in 1990/91 and describing his time at La Dea as the best in his career.
• Filippo Inzaghi: The only Atalanta player to win Serie A’s top scorer award (Capocannoniere), in 1996-97, his only season at the club.
• Marten de Roon: A reliable presence anchoring the Nerazzurri midfield across more than 360 appearances in two stints.
• Duván Zapata: Key striker in Atalanta’s golden era under Gasperini.
• Ademola Lookman: Hero of the 2024 Europa League final, scoring a spectacular hat-trick.
• Alejandro 'Papu' Gómez: Captain during Atalanta’s rise to Champions League football.

Famous Atalanta BC Managers:

• Gian Piero Gasperini: The man behind modern Atalanta, leading the club to Champions League and Europa League glory with an intense and innovative man-marking system.
• Emiliano Mondonico: Guided Atalanta to that Cup Winners' Cup Semi-Final in 1988.
• Stefano Colantuono: Led Atalanta to multiple Serie A promotions in the yo-yo 2000s and 2010s.

Frequently Asked Questions About Atalanta Tickets

Can I Buy Atalanta BC Tickets at the Stadium?

Yes, you can buy Atalanta BC tickets at the stadium. The Ticketing Point at Gewiss Stadium (entrance from Viale Giulio Cesare) sells tickets for home games and allows fans to sign up for the Dea Card.

• Opening hours (non-match days): Monday to Saturday, 10:00–13:00 and 14:00–18:00.
• Match days: Opens 4 hours before kick-off (or at 9:30 for 12:30 kick-offs).

Keep in mind that Atalanta match tickets will sell out a long time in advance, so it will be safer to buy online from Ticket Compare if you want to guarantee a seat.

Who Are Atalanta BC’s Biggest Rivals?

Atalanta’s main rivals are Brescia Calcio, also located in Lombardy, about 50 kilometres south-east of Bergamo. This rivalry is about much more than football, and is rooted in nine centuries of bad blood, going back to land disputes between the cities in the 12th century.

There may not be a more explosive local derby in Italian football, even if matches are a little less frequent as Brescia mainly play in Serie B, save for a single season of Serie A football in 2019/20. Beyond La Dea also has a feisty rivalry with both Inter Milan and AC Milan, about 45 kilometres to the south-west.

Can I Tour Gewiss Stadium?

No, you can’t take a public tour of Gewiss Stadium in 2024/25. This situation may change in the future, but public access to the stadium was of course limited during the five years of renovations up to 2024.

How Can I Buy Atalanta Away Tickets?

If you’re buying Atalanta tickets through the club, you will need a Dea Card to be able attend away matches. Ticket Compare will also list away football tickets for Atalanta BC, and these seats will be labelled for “away supporters”.

Who Owns Gewiss Stadium?

The club, Atalanta BC were able to buy their ground from Bergamo in 2017. This makes the Nerazzurri one of the only teams in Serie A, along with Juventus and Udinese, to own their own stadium. It also allowed the club to carry out the spectacular remodelling work that has brought Gewiss Stadium into the 21st century.

Is It Safe to Buy Atalanta Resale Tickets?

Absolutely, but only if you buy your Atalanta resale tickets from the right source. For example, Ticket Compare only works with the best performing ticket resellers. We make anonymous purchases and perform strict reviews for ticketing sites with listings on our platform, whether they are secondary markets or the clubs’ official hospitality resellers. If they don’t meet our review criteria then their listings don’t appear on our site.