PSG outline Champions League final ticket plan to reward commitment | OneFootball

PSG will distribute a little over 17,000 Champions League final tickets to their most loyal and active supporters, using up to three sales windows between 8 and 18 May.

According to L'Équipe, UEFA has allocated 17,200 tickets to the club from the Ferenc Puskas Stadium's 67,000 capacity in Budapest. The plan was finalised the day after the 1-1 draw with Bayern Munich, 5-4 in the first leg, which secured a 30 May final at 18:00.

The allocation matches Arsenal's, is below last year's 18,000 in Munich and falls well short of around 36,000 Parc des Princes season-ticket holders.

Priority will favour long-standing season-ticket holders, supporters in Auteuil and Boulogne, and those who rarely resell their seats. Fans with 40 years or more of membership will be first in line. Wave one runs from 8 to 12 May with a guaranteed seat, then wave two to 15 May and, if needed, wave three from 15 to 18 May.

Regulars in the ends can buy one €70 ticket with unreserved seating, while those usually in the side stands may purchase two at €180. Detailed guidance is being emailed to season-ticket holders on Thursday afternoon.

PSG are also preparing a live screening on a giant screen at the Parc des Princes on 30 May, and are in talks with the city about a secure fan zone.

Source: L'Équipe