Bologna tickets 2026/27

1. Find the match on bolognafc.it

Every Bologna home game is listed on the ticket page of bolognafc.it, but the 'Acquista' (buy) button appears only once its sale is open. In late October it showed for Monza, Udinese and Roma; AC Milan and Napoli were still without one.

2. Season-ticket holders, then everyone

Sales open about six weeks ahead of the match. Holders of a 2026/27 season ticket get a two-day priority phase, and a general sale follows. For Roma on Friday 4 December, the season-ticket phase opened on 20 October and closed at 10pm on 21 October, and the general sale started at 10am on 22 October. Prices are set by sector, with the Curva lowest (from €45 in the Roma general sale) and reduced rates for under-18s.

3. Buy online, with ID

The online shop is biglietti.bolognafc.it, which sits behind a Queue-it waiting room and issues print@home tickets; Vivaticket outlets sell too. Online you can buy up to four tickets per game, and you must show an ID with your address. Bologna also ask for original photo ID at the gate, where each spectator's ID is checked against the name on the ticket. Do not plan on buying at the ground: the stadium ticket offices are closed on matchdays.

4. The We Are One card

To use a ticket in the Curva Bulgarelli you need the We Are One card, Bologna's fidelity card. The club names it as a requirement for that end, so if you do not hold one, choose a seat in another sector.

5. Seats handed back by season-ticket holders

Season-ticket holders who cannot go can put their seat back on sale through the club and keep 50% of the resale price as credit, so a match that has sold out can still produce seats through the official channel. If a game is gone or not yet on sale, resale listings on Hellotickets are the other route.

Across Bologna's listed home games, the visit of AC Milan sits at the top of the resale market, with Napoli close behind and Roma, the first of the three to reach the club's general sale, the lowest. Put Bologna v AC Milan tickets beside Bologna v Roma tickets and the difference is clear.

Within each match, "Curva" listings open the range, with Distinti and the covered Tribuna Coperta a step above and the Tribuna Coperta's sections G and H well higher. Poltrone Gold seats sit at the very top, and hospitality packages are listed apart. Curva San Luca listings, at the south end where away fans are housed, have been priced far above the other curva listings for the Milan and Napoli games.

Two club rules matter more than price. A Curva Bulgarelli ticket cannot be used without a We Are One card, and every spectator's photo ID is checked against the name on the ticket at the gate. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, and the final price is shown before you pay; when the club's general sale is open, it is usually the cheaper and simpler route.

The Stadio Renato Dall'Ara stands on Via Andrea Costa in the Porto-Saragozza district, about 3 km from the historic centre and 3.5 km from Bologna Centrale station. Bologna give its capacity as 36,342. It has four sides:

• Curva Bulgarelli (Curva Nord), behind the north goal: the home end and base of Bologna's ultras, named after Giacomo Bulgarelli and formerly called the Curva Andrea Costa.
• Curva San Luca (Curva Sud), behind the south goal: named after Árpád Weisz since 2018, and partly given over to away fans.
• Tribuna, along the west touchline: the covered main stand, with central and side sections.
• East stand, along the east touchline, with the Torre di Maratona in its middle section.

TPER buses 14, 21, 4 and 61 run to the Stadio stop, and line 38 to Montefiorino. From Bologna Centrale, take line 77 to Montefiorino. From Guglielmo Marconi airport, 7 km away, an airport bus or the BLQ shuttle reaches the central station, where you change to the 77. Nothing is sold at the stadium on matchday, so buy before you travel and bring the original of your photo ID, not a copy or a picture on your phone.

Visiting supporters at the Dall'Ara are housed in part of the Curva San Luca at the south end, a section of 2,500 places (2,450 for UEFA matches) entered through Gate 5 on Via Menabue, off Via Porrettana. Its gates open two hours before kick-off, and at the request of the Questura, TPER runs a dedicated shuttle for away fans from Bologna Centrale.

The authorities decide how each away sale works. For Roma, the away sale was waiting on a meeting of the Osservatorio, and Lazio residents may buy only in the away sector, with the Roma fan card. In Serie A the sector can be limited to holders of the visiting club's supporter card or to residents of its region.