Juventus Tickets

1. Choose Your Game: Scroll up a little and click the orange 'Tickets From' button next to your chosen match.
2. Pick Number of Seats: Choose the quantity of seats you want, from 1 to 5+.
3. Select Your Seat: Use the stadium map to sort seats by price and view.
4. Purchase: Follow the link to finalise your purchase through the resale site.

• Review Policies: Refund policies vary from site to site, so check the terms and conditions of your secondary market website carefully.
• Expect Price Fluctuations: Demand affects prices, especially for high-stakes matches, so you may have to pay above face value for your Juventus FC tickets.
• Delivery Timing: Your Juve Tickets could arrive close to matchday, often within 48 hours of kick-off.
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In the next section we’ll talk you through the process of buying Juventus football tickets online, and comparing the experience between buying through official channels and using Ticket Compare and the secondary market.

Juventus FC tickets become available on the club's official website about six to ten weeks before each fixture.

To ensure loyal paying members have early access, tickets are released in several phases before reaching the public. We’ll show the process and the price of each membership category:

1. J1897 Members (€189.7 annually): Top-tier members get the first chance to buy tickets.
2. Black & White (€59/year) & Stadium (€45/year) Members: In the second phase, these members have their turn.
3. Public Sale: If any tickets remain, they go on general sale about two weeks after member sales open.

Alternatively, Ticket Compare offers Juventus match tickets on the secondary market throughout the season.

You can just go ahead and buy the tickets when you want, and you won’t need to monitor sales dates or queues on the Juventus website.

Up to four tickets. However, all of the recipients of these tickets have to be Juventus members with the same package as you (J1897, Black & White or Stadium) in order to be eligible for advance ticket access.

There are no such restrictions using Ticket Compare, and our system allows you to buy as many as you need and choose if you want all of the ticket holders to be seated together. 

A Juventus Card is a form of identification that allows Juve fans to enter the Juventus Stadium as well as away grounds in case the authorities have placed safety restrictions on the match.

Costing €15, a Juventus Card is a kind of Tessera del tifoso, a supporter ID scheme that was introduced in 2009 to identify troublemakers at football stadiums, and are only required for away fans.

If you’re buying one-off tickets for a Juventus match you don’t need a Juventus Card, and you won’t need them if you buy Juventus tickets with Ticket Compare.

It isn’t easy to know exactly when Juventus football tickets are on sale on the official website. For many matches this isn’t a problem, because there is usually availability until even after tickets have gone on sale to Juventus members.

However, for the most prestigious Juventus matches like the Derby d’Italia (Juventus vs Inter Milan tickets), you will need to turn on notifications. Seats for major games will be gone quickly so you may have to keep checking back on the website to make sure you don’t miss your opportunity to buy Juve tickets.

Going through Ticket Compare, you never have to worry about missing out, as you can buy tickets much earlier and at the last minute after they have sold out.

Using the club’s website, the price of Juventus football tickets ranges from €30 to €190 for a typical Serie A fixture. The price of Juve tickets will rise depending on the opponent, so you can expect the cheapest tickets for, say, the Turin Derby (Juventus vs Torino) to start at more than €50.

Juventus Champions League tickets are also more expensive than Serie A fixtures. For instance, for their UCL tie against Stuttgart in 2024/25, Juventus match tickets started at €49, rising to €145.

If you’re using the secondary market there are a few ways to buy cheaper Juventus FC tickets. The main one is to be flexible about the opponent. On both the primary and the secondary market there is a big difference in the price of Juventus match tickets depending on the opponent.

This difference is even more extreme on the secondary market where prices are more susceptible to demand. So if you don’t mind which match you watch, you can get cheap Juve tickets by picking less of a marquee Serie A match, like Juventus vs Lecce or Juventus vs Venezia.

Another way to get Juventus football tickets cheap is to pick the less popular seating locations. At the Allianz Stadium that means sitting in the North Stand (Nord) or South Stand (Sud).

Derby d’Italia tickets will start at €160 on the secondary market. It’s worth buying tickets for Juventus vs Inter Milan early because the price will rise as the season shapes up and the stakes of the match become clear.

A fixture with massive importance like the Derby d’Italia will naturally sell out quickly, even before most members get their chance to buy tickets. However, you can still find availability on Ticket Compare, right up to kick-off.

The Allianz Stadium is accessible by tram, bus, and car. For public transport, take bus 72 from Porta Nuova or Porta Susa stations, or tram line 3 from central Turin directly to the stadium.

On matchdays, tram line 9 runs directly between Juventus Stadium and the Bernini metro stop. From central Turin, you can reach Bernini by taking metro line 1, which connects to both Porta Nuova and Porta Susa train stations.

For drivers, the stadium provides multiple parking areas nearby, and the drive will take approximately 25 minutes from the heart of Turin on matchdays.

Seats on the halfway line in both the East (Est) or West (Ovest) Stands offer excellent views of the pitch for Juve matches.

If you don’t want to get hospitality tickets then the East Stand is the best stand to choose, as almost all of the seats here are general admission. So sectors 112 to 116 and 215 to 219 will give you broadcast-worthy views of the pitch, including both goals and the dugouts.

Made up of a variety of supporters’ groups, the Juventus FC Ultras can be found in the Curva Sud (South Stand) at Juventus Stadium. The UItras occupy both the upper and lower tiers of this stand and contribute to the atmosphere at the ground with drums, flags and constant singing for 90+ minutes.

If you want to experience this authentic atmosphere, we recommend buying Juventus tickets in or near sectors 118 to 122 and 223 to 227 of this stand.

Labelled “Ospiti”, the away section at Juventus Stadium is in the north-east corner of the ground. The exact sectors are 110 on the lower tier and 212 and 213 on the upper tier. These seats are separated from the home supporters by perspex panels.

• Top Scorer: Alessandro Del Piero holds the record with 290 goals across all competitions.
• Most Appearances: Gianluigi Buffon made 685 appearances for the club, the highest in Juventus history.
• Most Successful Manager: Giovanni Trapattoni, leading Juventus to 14 trophies, including multiple Serie A and European titles.

If you can no longer buy Juventus FC tickets on the official site, Ticket Compare is the perfect solution. We source genuine last-minute Juve tickets from a lineup of trusted sellers so you can still get to the game.

Yes, Ticket Compare only works with websites that are tried and trusted, offering money-back guarantees on purchases and on-point customer service, ensuring that you will attend your chosen Juve match without a hitch.

By removing the need for memberships, Ticket Compare is the perfect way for overseas visitors to buy tickets for Juventus matches. You won’t need to worry about online queues or ticket availability. If you want a premium experience you can also purchase Juventus hospitality tickets, with catering, transport and/or accommodation included.

Yes, you can buy Juventus match tickets for many games without membership. Sometimes a membership will be needed for popular matches through official channels, but you will never need one if you buy tickets on the secondary market.

Yes, costing €39 for non-members, the Juventus Museum and Allianz Stadium Tour offers an immersive journey from Juventus' historic moments to exclusive stadium areas, with English audio guides available.

Yes, but the waiting list never lasts for more than a year. For instance, in 2024/25 Premium Juventus season tickets sold out, and a waiting list opened so that customers could register their interest for 2025/26. Remember, you will need a Juventus Card to be eligible for a season ticket.

Juventus FC away tickets are sold through the club’s website about three weeks before a fixture. You will need a Stadium Membership to be eligible to buy these tickets through official channels. Again a Juventus Card will be required unless the match is outside of Italy.

Ticket Compare also offers Juve away tickets, which are specifically labelled on all tickets.

By only buying Juventus resale tickets from reliable websites. For extra peace of mind, visit Ticket Compare’s Reviews page with stringent assessments of all of the major secondary markets. If the site is trustworthy it will feature on our platform. If we have a bad experience, or if we notice poor performance, we will disregard the site.