How to Buy Tickets to Watch Cremonese at the Stadio Zini

Cremonese tickets can be bought online via the club’s authorised ticket seller, Vivaticket, or in person at authorised selling points and at the ticket office just outside the Stadio Zini.

The club was relegated from Serie A last season, and so prices for tickets in the second tier are cheaper than in 2025-26. Using the home game against Padova in early September as an example, tickets for the Curva Sud, home to the ultras, start at €21 for adults.

Tickets for other parts of the stadium range from €26 (Tribuna Laterale) to €80 (Tribuna Onore Poltronissima) for adults. There are reductions for women, those over 65-years-old and under-18. As an example, in the Tribuna Onore Poltronissima, a woman’s ticket costs €53.

The club has some VIP boxes available, called Field Box. This is a small section of seats close to the halfway line and are at ground level, meaning you’re as close to the grass as possible without stepping foot on it. Prices start at €106.

.If you are picking up tickets at the stadium or at the ticket office, remember your ID and leave a bit of time as there is only a small collection office.

The Cremo Card – Cremonese’s version of the fidelity card – is also available through Vivaticket for €10 plus shipping or at the ticket offices outside the Stadio Zini on matchday for €10.

While you do not need to be a member to purchase tickets, Cremo Card holders are given priority. However with the club back in Serie B, demand for tickets aren’t as great as last season.

The Cremo Card is also required to access Ticketag, a resale platform where Cremonese fans make their own tickets available for fixtures they can no longer attend. This may be your best bet if you want to experience the atmosphere in the curva, as tickets for that section are normally sold out.

Remember to keep an eye out for official kick-off times well in advance of planning your trip, as games can be moved for television purposes.