How to Buy Tickets to Watch Salernitana at the Stadio Arechi

Salernitana tickets can be bought through the club website from their official ticket seller, TicketOne.

The Granata fans are some of the most rambunctious in the country, and find themselves in Serie C for another season after going out of the play-offs in the semi-finals last year.

The Stadio Arechi holds around 37,000 seats, and getting tickets to games is not an issue.

Taking the match against Cavese in early September as an example, adult tickets for the Curva Sud, where the ultras are, cost €10 plus a €2 booking fee (if bought online).

Depending on where you want to sit, prices then increase from €16 (Distinti) to €42 (VIP Red Stand). All come with a booking charge.

Like with many other clubs around the country, Salernitana offers discounts. Women, over-65s and under-14s have access to reduced-price tickets. In the Distinti section, it’s €10 for women and over-65s, with under-14s paying €6.

Salernitana has two types of membership card: Member Card II and Hippo Card. The Member Card costs €10, excluding shipping and service charges, and is valid for two years. 

The Hippo Card costs €20, again excluding shipping and service fees, and lasts for three years. This is the card to buy to access tickets to games deemed high-risk by the National Observatory on Sporting Events. 

However, for standard games, neither card is necessary due to the club being in Serie C. 

Salernitana did, however, average around 10,000 fans last season. So while games are not sold out, the atmosphere is still pretty good, making a trip to the coast worth your while. 

Remember to bring ID and to keep an eye on kick-off times, which are subject to change for television.