Tickets to watch Empoli at the Stadio Carlo Castellani can be bought online through the club’s official ticket seller, Vivaticket.
Tickets to see Empoli are easy to get, with the club rarely selling out their home games. The last time they were at full capacity was in Serie A in 2022-23. They averaged 6600 fans in 2025-26.
As a guide, for the Tuscan derby match with Arezzo in September, ticket prices started at €23 for the Maratona Inferiore for an adult, rising to €29 in the Superiore section, the second tier of the stand.
For the main stand that includes the ultras, the Tribuna Inferiore, tickets started at €35 and increased to €60 for the Poltronissima, the best seats in the house. Ticket prices will of course fluctuate depending on the opponent.
Unlike at most stadiums in Italy, Empoli’s ultras sit along the side of the pitch, a move requested by Luciano Spalletti when he was coach in 1997, to generate more of an atmosphere. They have remained there since.
There are discounts for under-18s and those with Empoli’s Fidelity Card, called Orgoglio Azzurro. The card costs €5 and can be picked up at the ticket office at the stadium once purchased. Moreover, owning a Fidelity Card is not essential to buying tickets, but it can offer a reduction of up to 10%. Check the club’s website for reductions in other categories.
Remember to bring ID if picking up tickets or a Fidelity Card at the stadium.
It is also worth keeping an eye on Empoli’s social media channels for official confirmation of kick-off times, with games often being moved for television coverage.
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