Tickets for Lazio games can be bought on their official website where you must register for an account with Vivaticket, their official seller.
Prices start at €30 for the Curva Nord/Sud and rise across different areas of the stadium.
Lazio also sell two-game packages and often combine a Serie A fixture with the Coppa Italia. Prices start at €58, with hospitality packages up to €600.
Tickets can also be bought in shops around Rome including the Lazio Style 1900 Propaganda store on via di Propaganda in the heart of the city.

Like many Italian teams Lazio have a fidelity card and their version is the La Millenovecento (1900). This gives buyers priority for high-profile games (the Rome derby among them) and the chace to buy tickets for away games.
The card can be bought on the club website or at one of the official fan shops on Via di Propaganda, Via Calderini or Parco Leonardo. The card costs €15 and lasts for five years.
There is also the Eagle Card which lets users sign up for season tickets and change the name of tickets if a member is unable to make a match. This lasts for 10 years but does not cover away games.
Kick-off times will be moved for television, so bear that in mind when arranging a trip far in advance.
Lazio are one of several Italian teams whose tickets are sold by P1travel.com although they are normally more expensive.
With capacity more than 70,000, the Stadio Olimpico is one of the biggest stadiums in Italy and hosted the World Cup final in 1990 and four European Cup/Champions League finals.
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