Tickets to Pisa games can be bought on the club’s official website via TicketOne.
TicketOne is the club’s only authorised seller and fans must register an account to buy tickets, which normally go on sale in the days leading up to games. Keep a close eye on the club website and social channels for information.
If you want the raw atmosphere of the Pisani on a matchday, then sitting in the Curva Sud would be the place for you. If you want something a little bit more tranquil, then the Gradinata (along the sides of the pitch) is ideal.
General sale prices vary depending on Pisa’s opposition.
Aside from season ticket holders, Pisa has two main membership programmes.
The Pisa Membership Card (€10) enables fans to attend a host of different ‘personalised’ events and get first option on tickets before they go on general sale. There is also the Fan Card, costing €8, which allows holders to buy tickets for higher-profile matches where there are restrictions on away fans. The Fan Card can be collected at Pisa’s official store in the city.
Pisa also has a resale facility. Through Ticketag fans can buy tickets from season ticket holders who cannot attend the match.
When picking up tickets at the stadium or at the ticket office remember to bring ID and leave a bit of time as it can get busy.
Kick-off times will be moved for television, so bear that in mind when arranging a trip far in advance.
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