How to Buy Tickets to Watch Carrarese at the Stadio dei Marmi

Tickets for Carrarese games are available on the club website through their official ticket seller, TicketOne.

Carrarese have two bands of tickets, depending on the opponent. The club have implemented a ‘high-end’ and low-end’ scheme. Sampdoria, Palermo, Hellas Verona and Pisa are the teams in the high-end group, with the rest of Serie B in the other.

Ticket prices for the fixtures against those four sides are slightly more expensive. Moreover, Carrarese charge slightly higher prices if you leave it until the last minute to book your tickets.

For example, prices for the game against Sampdoria in the free sale start at €18 in the Curva Nord for adults, rising to €65 for the Tribuna Onore, the best seats in the house.

If you leave it late to buy your tickets, the prices increase, with the Tribuna Onore €70, and the Tribuna Centrale €65 instead of €55. The prices will change from 7pm the night before a game until kick-off.

There are reductions for women, over 70s and under-14s. 

For games in the lower-end, tickets for adults again start at €18 for the Curva Nord, rising to €60 for the Tribuna Onore in the free sale. As with the high-end, there are reductions.

Carrarese have two types of fan card. They are not necessary to buy tickets but they do help when trying to buy for the high-end games against Palermo, Pisa, Verona and Samp.

The Carrarese Supporters’ Card costs €5 and is used primarily for away games. The Fidelity Card 1908 is the one to buy to secure tickets for high-profile games at the Stadio dei Marmi, with possession of the card granting early access to tickets. The fidelity card also costs €5.

Games can be moved for television, so keep an eye on the club website and social channels. And remember to bring ID.