The 2026 Champions League final will be held on Saturday, May 30, 2026 at the Puskas Arena in Budapest.

UEFA has announced the opening of ticket sales — here's what you need to know.

 

4,600 tickets on general public sale.

Each year UEFA announces the ticket distribution for the final. The Puskas Arena in Budapest has 61,400 seats, 39,000 tickets are sold to the general public and supporters, with the remaining 22,400 tickets reserved for UEFA, officials, partners and so on.

Of the 39,000 tickets on sale, each finalist club will receive 17,200 tickets and will decide itself on the allocation process among its supporters.

This leaves 4,600 tickets on general public sale.

 

Registration for a draw until Thursday, 19 March 2026.

To purchase one of these 4,600 tickets on sale to the general public, you must enter a draw.

Registration is done on the UEFA online ticket platform (here). You must register before Thursday, 19 March 2026 at 11am (CET). During registration you must validate your bank card.

The draw results will be announced around mid-April.

If drawn, you will have the possibility to purchase a maximum of 2 tickets, in the categories that will be available, on a first-come, first-served basis.

 

Tickets from €70 to €950.

At the same time, UEFA announced the breakdown of prices in 4 categories:

• Fans First (reserved for supporters of finalist clubs through their quotas): €70.
• Category 3: €180
• Category 2: €650.
• Category 1: €950.

UEFA states that 40% of tickets will be made available to finalist teams in Fans First and Category 3 categories (at the lowest prices).

 

Official resale with no fees.

If drawn and given access to purchase, a ticket bought (among the 2 potential) must be in the buyer's name and is non-transferable.

UEFA has set up an official resale platform. It will be possible to resell your ticket only at the purchase price with no fees.

Only people who participated in the draw and were not selected will be able to access this resale.