How to Buy Tickets to Watch Verona at the Stadio Bentegodi

Tickets for Verona’s home matches can be found on their official website and are sold through authorised seller TicketOne.

They normally go on sale in the days leading up to a game so keep a close eye on the club website and social channels for information.

Given the size of the Bentegodi and the fact they are now back in Serie B following relegation last season, snapping up tickets is straightforward, in advance and on the day of the game.

Using the game against Arezzo in early September as an example, tickets start at €17 for adults in the Curva Sud, which is where the ultras go. Tickets in the Tribuna, generally the section with a better view, cost €22. The most expensive seat in the house is in the Poltronissime Ovest area, with tickets costing €55.

There are reductions for women, over-60s, under-18s and under-14s, with a ticket in the latter category costing as little as €2.

Hellas have a fan card, called Fan Projectcard, which can be bought for €10 and used for up to five years. This gives holders access to tickets before the general sale.

There is also the We Are Hellas membership card, a higher-end card introduced last season that gives members discounts on tickets, season tickets and on Verona memorabilia.

Games at the Bentegodi are boisterous affairs and their fans have a reputation for being among the liveliest in the league. For first-time visitors, sitting in either Curva would not be advisable. We would recommend the Poltronissime section, where you can still experience the atmosphere but are not in with the ultras. 

Kick-off times will be moved for television, so bear that in mind when arranging a trip far in advance. Keep an eye on the club’s official website or social channels for confirmation.