Campobasso FC tickets are available on the club’s website via their official ticketing partner CiaoTickets and at the official club store on Corso Vittorio Emanuele II.
You can also get them at authorised selling points across the city such as Bar Dello Sport Crigiu on Via Ugo Petrella and Antica Tabaccheria on Piazza Pepe.
Adult tickets start at €13 for the Curva Nord Michele Scorrano, the heartbeat of the home support, and the Curva Sud away section.
Seats in the Tribuna range from €20 in the Guido Biondi section to €25 in the Gino Scasserra and Vincenzo Cosco sections, going up to €50 for the premium Tribuna Antonio Molinari. Reduced-rate tickets are available for under-14s at €5 across all sections except the Tribuna Molinari.
Tickets normally go on sale several days in advance of each fixture, so keep an eye on the official site and the club’s social channels for exact release dates.
The stadium box office at the Stadio Antonio Molinari opens two hours before kick-off on matchdays for ticket purchases and collections, though buying online or at the club store in advance is recommended to avoid pre-match queues.
Under Italian security regulations, you must present a valid government-issued photo ID such as a passport or national ID card that matches the exact name on your ticket to pass through the turnstiles.
Kick-off times and match dates may be shifted for television, so bear that in mind when planning your trip far in advance.
Learn more about Campobasso and prepare for your trip by visiting our Campobasso club page.
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