Arezzo tickets are available on the club’s official website through their authorised ticket seller, TicketOne.
Following their promotion to Serie B at the end of last season, Arezzo have released their prices for games back in the division for the first time in nearly two decades.
The club has two tiers for ticket prices: those during the pre-sale and on the day of a game. The cheapest tickets on offer in the pre-sale are in the curvas.
For the Curva Sud, tickets for adults start at €18 and rise to €32 in the Laterale and €54 in the Tribuna Centrale. There are reductions throughout the stadium for women, over-65s, disabled fans, under-18s and under-14s.
On the day, the same tickets cost €22, €36 and €58.
Arezzo, like many clubs, have a fan card. It lasts for five years and costs €10. It is not required to buy tickets, but it does help secure tickets for games in high demand, such as those against Palermo or Sampdoria, with the card giving holders access to the pre-sale. Moreover, it gives holders the chance to buy tickets for fixtures deemed high risk by the sporting authorities. You can buy it here.
Tickets normally go on sale about a week in advance but keep an eye on the site and the club’s social channels for information.
When picking up tickets at the stadium or at the ticket office, remember to have your ID with you and allow a bit of time.
Kick-off times may be moved for television, so bear that in mind when arranging a trip far in advance.
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