Topic: Champions League final ticket details

[Craig S]

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/champions-league-final-ticket-details

Location: Stade de France, Saint-Denis, France

Kick-off: 9pm local time

Allocation: The club has received an allocation of 19,618 tickets for this all-ticket fixture. In line with UEFA guidelines, a further 382 top-category seats have been allocated to be used as part of the players’ allocation and staff, travelling club staff and VIPs.

Prices

Category 1: £578.63 / (£461.23 restricted view) – 4.6% of the allocation

Category 2: £410.91 / (£327.05 restricted view) – 16.4% of the allocation

Category 3: £125.79 / (£100.63 restricted view) – 55.7% of the allocation

Category 4: £50.32 / (£41.93 restricted view) – 23.3% of the allocation                                     

There are 1,324 restricted-in-view tickets within the allocation.

Price notes

There is no reduction in price for young adults (17-21), over 65s or juniors aged 16 and under.

View the UEFA news story relating to ticket prices here.

Disabled season ticket holders and Members

Visit the Accessibility Hub for full sale details.

Main Stand suites, Sir Kenny Dalglish boxes, executive lounge, Centenary Club and premium level hospitality members only

Seasonal hospitality members will be emailed with details on how to apply for tickets.

Carlsberg Dugout and Premier Club members

Seasonal members are eligible to register for the ballot.

Priority rights holders, qualifying seasonal hospitality members**, season ticket holders and Members

Ticket sale notes

Sales will take place ONLINE only for all qualifying supporters and a queuing system may be in place.

First sale: Priority rights holders – tickets are guaranteed.

Tickets will then be made available based on the following Champions League fixtures recorded during the 2021-22 and 2019-20 seasons:

Home games (2012-22 season): AC Milan (September 15, 2021), Atletico Madrid (November 11, 2021), FC Porto (November 24, 2021), Internazionale (March 8, 2022), Benfica (April 13, 2022) and Villarreal (April 27, 2022).

Away games (2019-20 season): Napoli (September 17, 2019), Genk (October 23, 2019), Salzburg (December 10, 2019) and Atletico Madrid (February 18, 2020).

As advised when announcing selling details for each Champions League away game during the 2021-22 season, these fixtures will not be considered as credits for games played during the current season, or for future seasons.

Second sale: Tickets are guaranteed for season ticket holders and Members who recorded SEVEN of the above games.

Third sale: Tickets are guaranteed for **qualifying seasonal hospitality members, season ticket holders and Members who:

Recorded SIX of the above games, and,
REGISTER for the BALLOT, and,
Are SUCCESSFUL in the ballot
Eligible supporters who wish to register for the ballot can do so online from 3pm on Thursday May 5 until 7.30am on Monday May 9.

Full details on how to register are available here.

Supporters will be notified of the ballot results by email after 3pm on Thursday May 12.

Supporters will also be able to check ‘My Account’ after 9am on Friday May 13, to find out if they are successful or have been given a waiting list position.

Fourth sale: IF tickets remain, a sale will take place for supporters unsuccessful in the ballot. Supporters unsuccessful in the ballot will be given a waiting list number and contacted in numerical order by email after 3pm on Wednesday May 18, with further details of how and when to buy tickets.

Ticket sales

First sale: Priority rights holders – from 1pm on Tuesday May 10 until 10am on Wednesday May 11.

First sale status: Guaranteed sale, up to a maximum of eight tickets per booking.

First sale notes: The eligible priority rights holder must log in ONLINE to purchase their ticket(s).

Eligibility details are available here.

Priority rights holders who wish to attend the match with **qualifying seasonal hospitality members, season ticket holders or Members can do so only during the guaranteed sale taking place from 11am on Wednesday May 11.

Second sale: Season ticket holders and Members who recorded SEVEN of the above games from 11am on Wednesday May 11 until 7.30am on Thursday May 12.

Second sale status: Guaranteed sale – supporters can purchase one ticket per Supporter ID number, up to a maximum of eight tickets per booking.

Third sale: **Qualifying seasonal hospitality members, season ticket holders and Members who recorded SIX of the above games, REGISTERED for and are SUCCESSFUL in the BALLOT from 8.15am on Monday May 16 until 7.30am on Wednesday May 18.

Third sale status: Guaranteed sale – supporters can purchase one ticket per Supporter ID number, up to a maximum of eight tickets per booking.

IN THE EVENT TICKETS REMAIN…

Fourth sale: **Qualifying seasonal hospitality members, season ticket holders and Members who:

Recorded SIX of the above games, and,
REGISTER for the BALLOT, and,
Are given a WAITING LIST position, and
Then qualify for a ticket, due to their waiting list position becoming successful
Can buy online from 8.15am on Thursday May 19

Fourth sale status: Non-guaranteed sale – supporters can purchase one ticket per Supporter ID number, up to a maximum of eight tickets per booking.

Details required when purchasing your ticket(s)

WHEN COMPLETING THE ONLINE FORM:
The details of EVERY SUPPORTER ATTENDING must be provided at point of sale:

First name
Surname
Address
Date of birth
Country of birth
Passport or National Identity Number
Mobile number
Email address
Outbound travel date
Method of travel into Saint-Denis – plane/car/coach/train
Estimated time of arrival into Saint-Denis
Accommodation details
Return travel date
If duplicate supporter details are provided for more than one ticket, only one ticket will be issued for that supporter.

Fans are advised that name changes cannot be made once tickets have been purchased. Refunds will also not be considered for duplicated supporter records.

Ticket fulfilment (Delivery of tickets)

All supporters will have the following two options when booking tickets online:

UK supporters

1. Choose to have your tickets sent by post:

UK supporters - tickets will be sent via Special Delivery at a charge of £12.59 per booking.

Due to the ticket prices for this game, it has been necessary to increase the special delivery fee to cover the insurance required for bookings being posted via Special Delivery.

Tickets will be sent to the registered address of the person making the booking. Please ensure that the address is up to date at the time of purchase as we are unable to redirect tickets to an alternative address once your booking is complete.

2. Choose to collect your tickets from the ticket office at Anfield:

The dates for collecting tickets will be published here and supporters MUST collect their tickets no later than 4pm on Wednesday May 25.

Tickets not collected will not be duplicated or refunded.

Ticket office opening times are available here.

Photo ID in the form of a passport, driving licence or citizens card, and a copy of your ticket purchase confirmation email must be provided before we can issue tickets.

Non-UK supporters

Due to potential issues with posting tickets overseas and to ensure tickets are not delayed or undelivered, ALL overseas supporters will be required to collect their tickets in Saint-Denis, France.

Full details will be emailed to supporters ahead of the game.

Overseas support

We would also like to remind supporters that important safety information for supporters travelling to Paris will be provided in the lead-up to the game. The information provided is in conjunction with French authorities and LFC club officials, and we strongly advise that you follow all the information and instructions given.                             

Further away support information is available here.

Entry requirements into France

We advise that supporters refer to and meet the entry requirements on the UK Government website for the latest updates and read the conditions for stadium entry here.

Please note that Liverpool FC will not be responsible for any supporter being refused entry either into the stadium, the city of Saint-Denis or the country of France.

General information

Supporters are advised not to travel without a ticket.

Tickets are strictly non-transferable and ARE NOT available to ‘distribute’ to other supporters.

Tickets will be made available on a first come, first served basis, and we cannot guarantee that the price of ticket you wish to purchase will be available.

**Qualifying seasonal hospitality members include Premier Club and Carlsberg Dugout Members.

A full list of FAQs in relation to this match is available here.

All tickets are issued under UEFA’s Ticketing Terms and Conditions & The Stade de France Stadium Ground Regulations.

Liverpool FC will not take any responsibility for any financial losses due to lost, destroyed, or damaged tickets, or take responsibility for any financial losses due to tickets being stolen, lost, or delayed by the Post Office.

Tickets are STRICTLY non-transferable. Liverpool FC must furnish details to UEFA on all tickets purchased, i.e. names, and addresses of supporters corresponding to the seat details on the tickets issued to the supporter. UEFA have indicated that random checks will be carried out at the stadium.

Liverpool FC will not be responsible for any supporter being refused entry either into the stadium, the city of Saint-Denis or France. We advise supporters to refer to and meet any changes to entry requirements on the UK Government website.

The club cannot accept any responsibility for losses incurred due to the purchase of travel, and accommodation IF further sanctions are imposed.

[TeddyTime33]

Week for ballot results, superb

[RainbowFlick]

fair enough, although not quite sure why it needs to be a week for the results to come through again. just adds unnecessary anxiety to everyones' lives, not to mention those that will only make travel arrangements if they have tickets etc.

[TeddyTime33]

fair enough, although not quite sure why it needs to be a week for the results to come through again. just adds unnecessary anxiety to everyones' lives, not to mention those that will only make travel arrangements if they have tickets etc.

joke isn't it

[Redman0151]

Right call still giving priority to people who do the aways, would have been a joke elsewise

[ewok-red-97]

What do we reckon on the odds in the ballot? 50-60%?

[cjc9020801Beverly Hills]

Anyone know the allocations for those away games?

[MarkML]

Anyone got a breakdown on our allocation  to work out the odds?

[DOG-LFC8]

Anyone know the allocations for those away games?

Atlético Madrid 3,328
Salzburg 1,520
Genk 1,037
Napoli 2,558

[jimbo196843]

Week for ballot results, superb

The club dont care about the fans. It’s a business.
They don’t care if travel prices go up because they know we will pay it.

[ScubaSteve]

Atlético Madrid 3,328
Salzburg 1,520
Genk 1,037
Napoli 2,558

Ideally, I’d like to know how many people have been to at least one of them as potentially there’s more than 3,328 on the away ladder. Stupid that

[Rhi]

Week for ballot results, superb

The second sale finishes at 7.30am on Thursday. At that point they know how many tickets are available for the ballot so they do the ballot then let us know later that day.

Plenty of stuff the club do re: tickets is mad, but this makes actual sense.

A far, far, far bigger problem is the fucking joke allocations. UEFA can go fuck themselves. Greedy pricks.

Looking forward to yet another unsuccessful ballot entry 🙄.

[ScubaSteve]

The second sale finishes at 7.30am on Thursday. At that point they know how many tickets are available for the ballot so they do the ballot then let us know later that day.

Plenty of stuff the club do re: tickets is mad, but this makes actual sense.

A far, far, far bigger problem is the fucking joke allocations. UEFA can go fuck themselves. Greedy pricks.

Looking forward to yet another unsuccessful ballot entry 🙄.

How are the club not standing up to UEFA on these ticket allocations. It’s an absolute joke of an allocation and everyone who can question it just seems to accept it

[redgriffin73]

Anyone know if you can get between the different tiers in the ground? Like in Kiev you could just go up or down if you had mates in the other tier, it was all open.

[PoetryInMotion96]

What do we reckon on the odds in the ballot? 50-60%?

No chance mate. 30% ish max

[stuartheal]

Just tried to enter the ballot. Over an hour wait. I’ll try again later.

[TeddyTime33]

The second sale finishes at 7.30am on Thursday. At that point they know how many tickets are available for the ballot so they do the ballot then let us know later that day.

Plenty of stuff the club do re: tickets is mad, but this makes actual sense.

A far, far, far bigger problem is the fucking joke allocations. UEFA can go fuck themselves. Greedy pricks.

Looking forward to yet another unsuccessful ballot entry 🙄.

could do ballot assuming full take up and then allocate to waiting list

[TeddyTime33]

How are the club not standing up to UEFA on these ticket allocations. It’s an absolute joke of an allocation and everyone who can question it just seems to accept it

sponsors have the money, money talks

[pw1008]

Has anyone found a seating plan with the different price categories?

[JohnRed]

Has anyone found a seating plan with the different price categories?

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets/champions-league-cup-final-21-22/pricing

[devilfysh]

not letting one of my sons enter the ballot.  He has all 6 credits like me and my other son.  He didnt get the email saying he was elligible. Anyone else with this issue?

[RedPat]

How are the club not standing up to UEFA on these ticket allocations. It’s an absolute joke of an allocation and everyone who can question it just seems to accept it

Is the allocation less than both Kiev and Madrid?

[stonecold_jpm]

Is the allocation less than both Kiev and Madrid?

No 3000 more than both

[stonecold_jpm]

Been in this queue for ballot 3 hours now

[James_1906]

Been in this queue for ballot 3 hours now

?? I was straight in when I did mine at 5pm

[stonecold_jpm]

?? I was straight in when I did mine at 5pm

Just tried a different browser and yea straight in, strange that one! Timer still counting down on other one on more than an hour for ages!

[Danny Boy]

Just tried a different browser and yea straight in, strange that one! Timer still counting down on other one on more than an hour for ages!

Odd I just tried that and still an hour plus wait!

[Icky]

What do we reckon on the odds in the ballot? 50-60%?

Seriously? No where near that high!

[Kenny19]

Non uk myself so I'll have to collect the ticket (if I get one in the ballot) in Paris. Would I be able to collect a ticket on my dad's name (if he's lucky and I not, I get his ticket) or are they very strict on ID's etc when collecting tickets? Cheers

[RainbowFlick]

not letting one of my sons enter the ballot.  He has all 6 credits like me and my other son.  He didnt get the email saying he was elligible. Anyone else with this issue?

ask the club. although if he happened to have returned a ticket to the club he'd have lost the credit.

[red number 9]

Non uk myself so I'll have to collect the ticket (if I get one in the ballot) in Paris. Would I be able to collect a ticket on my dad's name (if he's lucky and I not, I get his ticket) or are they very strict on ID's etc when collecting tickets? Cheers

If your dad is successful and you are not, you capture the details of who is actually attending when purchasing the ticket. They’ll then know you are the attendee and will expect your ID to match with the details you have supplied when you collect the tickets in Paris.  Details of what info you need to supply when purchasing the ticket are outlined in the sales notice above.

You should be fine.

[Kenny19]

If your dad is successful and you are not, you capture the details of who is actually attending when purchasing the ticket. They’ll then know you are the attendee and will expect your ID to match with the details you have supplied when you collect the tickets in Paris.  Details of what info you need to supply when purchasing the ticket are outlined in the sales notice above.

You should be fine.

Yep makes sense, nice one mate

[ldsn]

fair enough, although not quite sure why it needs to be a week for the results to come through again. just adds unnecessary anxiety to everyones' lives, not to mention those that will only make travel arrangements if they have tickets etc.

I'm only going if I get a ticket so won't be booking anything until I know. Booked Madrid before the ballot (and was unsuccessful). Had a great time, but will only want to do that again with a ticket. Dreading what the prices will be like come next Thursday if I get lucky 

[Jonny_H]

If your dad is successful and you are not, you capture the details of who is actually attending when purchasing the ticket. They’ll then know you are the attendee and will expect your ID to match with the details you have supplied when you collect the tickets in Paris.  Details of what info you need to supply when purchasing the ticket are outlined in the sales notice above.

You should be fine.

Is this definitely the case I had assumed it would need to be picked up by person who made the booking? Which in this case would be his dad?

[James_1906]

Is this definitely the case I had assumed it would need to be picked up by person who made the booking? Which in this case would be his dad?

Think it was Benfica where they let anyone named on the booking collect, worked well so no reason not to do the same again.

[RedPat]

No 3000 more than both

Cheers thanks

[Milly B]

Non uk myself so I'll have to collect the ticket (if I get one in the ballot) in Paris. Would I be able to collect a ticket on my dad's name (if he's lucky and I not, I get his ticket) or are they very strict on ID's etc when collecting tickets? Cheers

In Milan and Lisbon this year anyone named as attending the game could pick up the ticket once they had the confirmation email from the club.
Was the same in Madrid CL Final 2019, you had to supply the names of the person attending and they could collect then, the names on the envelopes in the Madrid hotel were of those using the ticket and not the lead booker.
You will be 100% if you come out.

[AnthonyStabile]

In Milan and Lisbon this year anyone named as attending the game could pick up the ticket once they had the confirmation email from the club.
Was the same in Madrid CL Final 2019, you had to supply the names of the person attending and they could collect then, the names on the envelopes in the Madrid hotel were of those using the ticket and not the lead booker.
You will be 100% if you come out.

This is what’s confusing me previously (Kyiv, Madrid ) it stated in the sales notice to complete the details of the supporter who’ll be travelling meaning the club were effectively giving you permission to transfer the ticket.

No mention of that in this sales notice and it clearly states the ticket cannot be transferred!

Does this mean if you complete the details with different supporter information from the ticket holder then the ticket won’t be issued ?

[John C]

Does anyone know how they'll be tiered in terms of price and position in the stadium?

Like everyone, I guess its a good idea to think ahead about where's best to buy.

[red number 9]

Does anyone know how they'll be tiered in terms of price and position in the stadium?

Like everyone, I guess its a good idea to think ahead about where's best to buy.

https://legacy.liverpoolfc.com/tickets/champions-league-cup-final-21-22/pricing