Atalanta tickets 2026/27

1. The notice comes first, then the sale

Each home game gets its own announcement. Take Atalanta v Cagliari: the notice went up on 31 August, the sale opened on 2 September and the match was played on 12 September. On the same timing, do not expect the sale for Inter Milan, provisionally on Sunday 22 November, before the middle of November.

2. Where the club sells

Tickets are sold online through atalanta.it on the Vivaticket platform, at Vivaticket outlets and at the New Balance Arena Ticketing Point. Prices are set by stand, Curva, Parterre, Tribune and Pitch View, each with a full price and an under-16 price, and dynamic pricing applies in the stands. As a guide, Curva seats cost €24 for Atalanta v Cagliari.

3. Games for Dea Card holders

For some matches, Atalanta restrict the sale to Dea Card holders. The card costs €20 and is valid for five years, so if you plan more than one trip to Bergamo it is worth having, and you should read the notice for each match before counting on a general sale.

4. Conference League: the mini season ticket

The three Conference League league-phase home games were sold only as a mini season ticket. Season-ticket holders had priority (prelazione) from 9 to 15 September, the free sale followed from 16 to 20 September, and a Curva place cost €35 or €42. That sale is closed, and no single tickets have been announced for Mjallby on Thursday 17 December.

5. Season-ticket holders' seats

A season-ticket holder who cannot attend can hand the seat to someone else ("Cambio utilizzatore") or resell it through the club ("Rivendita posto") on atalanta.it. For other clubs in the league, see our Serie A tickets page.

Two fixtures lead the resale market. Atalanta v Inter Milan tickets and Atalanta v AC Milan tickets start at a similar level, ahead of the Napoli match. Roma comes a step lower, and the Conference League evening against Mjallby starts far below every Serie A game.

Within a match, listings labelled "Tribuna Sud", or sold without a named section, are usually where prices start. Behind-the-goal "Shortside" seats and "Category 2" come next, then the Tribuna Rinascimento, where uncovered seats sit below covered ones. "Longside" and "Category 1" listings are higher again, and "Tribuna Onore" seats top the range; hospitality is listed separately.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Against a club Curva price of €24 for a game like Cagliari, the official sale, once open, is usually the cheaper route.

The ground on Viale Giulio Cesare has been the New Balance Arena since 25 September 2025. It was the Gewiss Stadium from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2025, and UEFA calls it Stadio di Bergamo, so Conference League listings may use that name. Lega Serie A gives its capacity as 23,439.

• Curva Nord Pisani, behind the north goal, rebuilt in 2019.
• Curva Sud Morosini, behind the south goal, rebuilt from 2023 together with the away section and the Distinti Sud beside it.
• Tribuna Rinascimento, the side stand with its entrance on Viale Giulio Cesare, rebuilt in 2020; resale listings split it into covered and uncovered seats.

Plan on public transport. From two hours before the match until 30 minutes after it, the stadium can only be reached that way, on ATB bus line 9, which leaves from Bergamo bus station, a short walk from the railway station. Arriving by air, take the Airport Bus to the city centre and bus station, then change to line 9.

Bergamo is one hour ahead of the UK: Napoli's 8.45pm kick-off on Sunday 20 December is 7.45pm in the UK, and Mjallby's 9pm start is 8pm.

Visiting supporters have their own sector of 1,304 seats, plus 8 wheelchair platforms, rebuilt from 2023 together with the Curva Sud Morosini. Atalanta publish its sale terms in the ticketing policy on each event page, so the conditions are set match by match.

If you follow Inter Milan, Napoli or Roma to Bergamo, read the policy for your own fixture rather than assuming the terms of an earlier game still apply.