Here’s hoping we actually qualify for the bloody yoke, now.
UEFA have started selling tickets to EURO 2016, and tickets are going for as low as €25.
About 250,000 tickets for 43 of the 51 matches will be available at that price in France, while the most expensive seat for the final at the Stade de France €895.
The four ”prestige matches” of the tournament will be slightly more costly, These games include the final, the opening match and the semifinals. Tickets for the semis range from €65-€495, while the nosebleed seats for the competition’s opener will set you back €75, with the premium seats costing €595.
The ticket portal was opened for registrations in May but the deadline to register for the cheap €25 tickets is July 10th.
If you plan on going to France then you’ll discover if your application was successful by August 15.
Fans can also purchase ‘Destination Tickets’ which will allow you to bag tickets to two games in the one host city. You can see some of the French cities hosting matches in the map below.
If you plan on heading to France to see the games next summer then here’s the link to apply for some some tickets.
J. Lambert : "Une gamme de prix ouverte avec un ticket d’entrée à 25€ pour 43 des 51 matches" #EURO2016 pic.twitter.com/SQeeUeZPWF
— UEFA EURO 2024 🇫🇷 (@EURO2024FRA) May 12, 2015
An extra 800,000 tickets will be sold to supporters of the the countries that qualify after the tournament draw is made in December.
To combat scalpers, a resale service is also being set up where tickets will be sold at face value. UEFA will also allocate 20,000 free tickets to underprivileged children across France.
Hat-tip to Yahoo
