Copenhagen tickets 2026/27

1. Watch fck.dk for each sale

FCK do not release the season in one block. Each home game gets its own sale, announced on fck.dk, and tickets are then sold at billet.fck.dk. The shop is behind a Queue-it waiting room, so if you join the queue, keep that browser tab open until you are let in.

2. Conference League: the package, then single tickets

For the three Conference League league-phase home games, the club first sold a package covering all three, priced from DKK 350. On 17 September it opened single-match tickets for each game, and in October both the package and the single tickets were still listed as on sale. Lugano on Thursday 10 December is one of those three games, and for a one-off trip from the UK, a single ticket for it is the simplest purchase the club offers.

3. FCK+ for regulars

The FCK+ subscription gives a 10% discount on one ticket per league home game, plus presale access on selected games. If you expect to go to several league matches, it lowers the price of one ticket each time and can get you in before everyone else when a presale applies.

4. Season tickets are gone

Season tickets and subscriptions with a fixed seat are sold out, so for this season the club routes are single tickets, the European package and FCK+.

5. Hospitality

FCK sell hospitality packages separately from ordinary match tickets, so look for them apart from the standard sale.

6. When to use resale

While single tickets for Lugano are on sale at the club, buy there first: the club route is usually cheaper. Resale is the fallback if the club's seats run out or you cannot get through the queue. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay; Hellotickets says every ticket is authenticated and that, if there's ever an issue, you're protected by its refund policy.

With a single home game on the list, the comparison here is between areas rather than opponents. Listings for Copenhagen v Lugano tickets start along the touchline, in seats sold as "Longside", with Tribune C just above them and Tribune A far higher.

Parken's stands go by letters, and listings use them (tribune is simply Danish for stand). Read the seat details on a listing to see exactly where it is, as the letter alone does not tell you which side of the ground you will be on.

While the club still sells single tickets for this game, compare the two before paying. The club's package for all three European home games started at DKK 350, which gives a sense of what FCK themselves charge. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Parken Stadium, in Copenhagen, is where FCK play their home games, the Lugano tie included. On the resale market its seats are sold by lettered stand, such as Tribune A and Tribune C, or as "Longside" seats along the touchline, so the seat details on a listing are your best guide to the view you will get.

Denmark is an hour ahead of the UK in winter, so the 6.45pm kick-off against Lugano is 5.45pm at home. Keep that in mind when you choose a flight back after a Thursday-night game.