Ajax tickets 2026/27

1. Create and verify your Ajax account

Every club sale runs through the Ajax ticket shop at tickets.ajax.nl, with your account managed at mijn.ajax.nl. For most games Ajax sell only to verified account holders who have a right to buy, so an unverified account leaves you outside the queue.

2. Know your place in the queue

Purchase rights follow a fixed order. Season ticket holders come first: 42,000 of them renewed for 2026/27, and no new season tickets were sold for this season. Members of the Supportersvereniging Ajax, the supporters' association, are next, ahead of Club Card holders. Whatever those groups leave goes into a free sale open to everyone, and at Ajax that rarely happens.

3. Conference League home games

Ajax's European nights this season are in the Conference League rather than the Champions League, which has its own European cup page. For each of the three league-phase home games, the club's Conference League page shows four lines: regular tickets, the official Resale, F-side seats and places for disabled supporters. Each line has its own state, so a match can be sold out in the regular sale while F-side seats or resale tickets are still available.

4. Ajax Resale

Since the league phase, Ajax Resale has also covered European home games. Passe-partout holders and buyers of single tickets can offer a ticket they cannot use, and those tickets reach the ticket shop after the single-ticket sale, for Ajax fans with the right purchase right. It was shown as open for every Conference League home game.

5. Mobile tickets

Tickets bought from the club are mobile, held in the Ajax app, and each can be shared up to three times.

Because so little reaches the free sale, the resale market is where non-members end up looking. For Ajax v Getafe tickets, listings on Hellotickets open in the upper tier, with the upper level along the touchline and behind the goals close behind. The lower tier sits higher, the lower level along the touchline higher again, and "Field Seats" come near the top of the range. Hospitality packages are listed apart.

Some sellers use the arena's Dutch labels: "Tweede Ring Korte Zijde" means the second ring on the short side, behind a goal.

Ajax point supporters to Ajax Resale for returned tickets, and club tickets are held in the Ajax app, so read how and when a listing will be delivered. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. If you hold a purchase right and F-side seats or Ajax Resale tickets are open to you, the club route will usually cost less.

On resale listings, the Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam is split into a lower and an upper tier, along the sides and at the ends:

• Longside seats run along the touchlines, and "Central Longside" means close to the halfway line.
• Shortside seats are behind a goal, at either end.
• Field Seats are listed on their own, apart from the two tiers.

At the club, Ajax list F-side seats separately from regular tickets, together with places for disabled supporters, and F-side seats can still be on sale after the regular tickets have gone, as they were for Getafe. Check those lines on the club's Conference League page before turning to resale, especially if you need an accessible place.

Getafe's visit kicks off at 9pm in Amsterdam, which is 8pm in the UK, so allow for the hour's difference when you book flights or trains home. A club ticket lives in the Ajax app; for a resale ticket, Hellotickets sends it as soon as it receives it from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, so keep your order confirmation to hand.

For their own away games, Ajax publish the sale details of each match only once they are available, and what is offered depends on the opponent and on the local authorities. There is no single rule for the season, so a trip to one ground can be organised quite differently from the next: wait for the club's announcement for each game before you book travel.