PSG/Arsenal – Champions League final ticket information

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·7 May 2026

PSG/Arsenal – Champions League final ticket information

Paris Saint-Germain are in the Champions League final for the second time in a row and will face Arsenal on Saturday, May 30 at the Puskas Arena in Budapest (kick-off at 6pm, live on Canal+ and M6). Ici Paris has taken stock of the ticketing situation on the Parisian side, which will open very soon and follow a process similar to last season’s final against Inter Milan.

“The club wants to reward its most loyal supporters”

“The club wants to reward its most loyal supporters among its 36,000 season-ticket holders. Starting tomorrow, the most dedicated will receive an offer for a €70 seat in the supporters’ section. To be part of this first wave of tickets, several conditions must be met: being a long-time season-ticket holder, having attended regularly throughout the season, and having travelled to away matches. The supporters concerned will only be able to buy one ticket per person.

“this first wave of tickets will go on sale from Friday, May 8”

Other seats will also be available in the stands, with high prices set by UEFA, ranging from €180 to €950. For these seats, supporters will be able to buy two tickets per person. Once this first wave of tickets goes on sale from Friday, May 8, a second, then a third if necessary, will be put in place. Once selected by the club, supporters will be invited to obtain their ticket through UEFA’s ticketing platform using a special code.”

Ticket sales will therefore begin this Friday, May 8, at a time that has not yet been announced. The wisest thing will be to stay very alert and already have a clear idea of your choice so as not to be caught off guard. Tickets are likely to sell out very quickly, as many will want to support the team and experience another great moment in history.

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We will try to let you know as soon as the ticket office opens. Even if the first to be served will be the regularly attending season-ticket holders. A choice that had already sparked debate last season, but one that can also be understood.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.