EURO 2028 will take place in the United Kingdom and Ireland from 9 June to 9 July 2028.

UEFA has already announced the ticketing principles for the competition, here are the main points to remember.

 

3 million tickets and 80% sold to the general public.

3 million tickets will be on sale for the entire competition.

80% of tickets will be put up for sale to the general public (through general sales and dedicated sales to supporters by each country). Only 20% of tickets will be dedicated to sponsors, partners, officials etc.

 

No dynamic pricing and 40% of tickets Fans First.

On all tickets on sale, UEFA has announced that 40% of tickets will be "fans first" the most accessible price. For comparison, fans first tickets at Euro 2024 in Germany were €30 in the group stage, €50 in the round of 16, €60 in the quarter-finals and €80 in the semi-finals.
UEFA has also clarified that there will be no dynamic pricing, a principle that involves a change in price according to the fixture and demand (as FIFA does at the 2026 World Cup).
Each country will have a quota of 10,000 seats for its supporters during the group matches.

 

An official resale only at the purchase price.

As with the last European championships, a resale platform will be set up by UEFA. Tickets can only be resold at the purchase price, without markup. Furthermore, the seller will have no selling fees.
Regarding people with disabilities, tickets will be dedicated to them at the lowest price, with a possible accompanying person.

 

More information in autumn 2027 with sales starting in December 2027.

The ticketing system and prices will be announced in autumn 2027 and sales should begin from December 2027 once the group stage draw has been completed. This will allow supporters to purchase tickets knowing the fixtures. 
As with Euro 2024, each federation will have a quota of tickets to sell to its most loyal supporters.

 

The full UEFA article about ticketing is available here.

9 stadiums selected in the United Kingdom and Ireland, the schedule already known.

The competition will be hosted in 9 stadiums that we shared with you in the article of 13 November 2025. The EURO 2028 schedule was also announced at that time.

 

All practical information, ticketing, logistics, tourism... can be found on stadiumtraveller.com, the reference platform for stadium information!