Tickets for Sampdoria matches are sold on the club’s official website, at the ticket office just outside Marassi and at the SampCity store just off Genoa’s old town.
For the game against Padova in mid-February, prices start at €15 for adults and €10 for under-14s in the Gradinata Nord, with hospitality packages also available through Sampdoria’s website. An interactive graphic of the stadium allows you to choose tickets in your preferred area depending on availability.
Match tickets normally go on sale about a week in advance and the bigger games sell out quickly, so keep an eye on the site and the club’s social channels for information.
If you are picking up tickets at the stadium or at the ticket office, remember ID and leave a bit of time as there is only a small collection office.
You don’t need to be a Sampdoria member to buy tickets, but fidelity card holders are given priority access to high-profile fixtures. The Blucerchiati have two different fidelity cards, the Sampcard and the Doriacard. Both are valid for five years, they cost €12 and €10 respectively and can be bought online or at the SampCity store.
The fidelity card is also required to access Ticketag a resale platform where Sampdoria fans make their own tickets available for fixtures they can no longer attend. This is your best bet if you want to experience the atmosphere in the curva, as tickets there are normally sold out.
The corporate experience packages start at €120 and include a ticket in the Tribuna sector, with a three-course meal before kick-off, followed by drinks and dessert at half-time.
The walkabout experience includes a VIP section ticket and a stadium tour on matchday, with ticket holders given access to the pitch and the home dressing room as well as the mixed zone, followed by a buffet ahead of kick-off and at half-time. Prices start at €250.
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