Catanzaro tickets are available on the club website and at authorised TicketOne selling points in the city.
They are also available at the ticket offices at the Stadio Nicola Ceravolo on matchdays.
Tickets start at €17.50 for adults in the Curva Ovest, while tickets for under-18s, women and over-65s cost €25. Children born after January 1, 2014 pay €13.
In the Distinti, an adult ticket costs €31, while under-18s, women and over-65s pay €17 and an under-14s ticket is €6.40. The Tribuna Ovest Laterale and the Tribuna Est Laterale are more expensive, as is the Tribuna Centrale.
An interactive graphic of the stadium on the website allows you to choose tickets in your preferred area depending on availability.
For certain fixtures you have to be a fidelity card holder to purchase tickets, unless you live in Catanzaro or abroad. Catanzaro’s fidelity card is valid for five years and is available online for €10 plus shipping.

The card also allows the transfer of tickets between Catanzaro fidelity card holders, including season tickets for matches the holders can no longer attend. Transfers can be done at the ticket office.
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.
Catanzaro have one of the most passionate fanbases in Serie B and averaged about 8600 fans per game in Serie B last season, from a capacity of 14,650. Bear in mind, however, that the capacity is reduced due to the ongoing refurbishment of the Curva Ovest, meaning there are fewer tickets available.
When picking up tickets at the stadium or at the ticket office, remember to have your ID with you and allow a bit of extra time.
Kick-off times will be moved for television, so bear that in mind when arranging a trip far in advance.
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