How to Buy Tickets to Watch Cesena at the Stadio Orogel Dino Manuzzi

Tickets for Cesena matches can be purchased on the club website through their official seller, Vivaticket.

They are also available at Vivaticket selling points and at the Centro Coordinamento Clubs on Via Vittorio Veneto.

Tickets are around €28 for adults in the Curva Mare, €23 for women and over-65s, €13.50 for under-18s and €13 for under-14s.

Tickets in the Distinti Inferiori, meanwhile, are €40 for adults, €28 for women and over-65s, €15.50 for under-18s and €11.50 for under-14s. The Distinti Superiori and the Tribuna are more expensive.

For certain games in 2026-27 – Mantova, Empoli, Catanzaro, Carrarese, Palermo, Benevento, Virtus Entella, Padova, Sudtirol and Juve Stabia – there will be free tickets available for under-14s who are accompanied by an adult relative. These will be available in all four stands of the ground.

An interactive graphic of the stadium on the website allows you to choose seats in your preferred area.

Tickets normally go on sale about a week in advance and the bigger games sell faster than other fixtures, so keep an eye on the site and the club’s social channels for information. Cesena’s club website is one of the best across the second and third divisions and the ticket section is full of information.

Cesena have one of the most passionate fanbases in the Italian second tier and had the fourth-highest average attendance in Serie B last season, but the Stadio Dino Manuzzi rarely sells out. It has a capacity of just over 20,000 but averaged about 11,000 in Serie B last term. So, it is almost always possible to buy a ticket online, even hours before kick-off.

Remember to have your ID with you when picking up tickets and when entering the ground.