Feyenoord tickets 2026/27

The passe-partout came first

Feyenoord sold the four home games of their Champions League league phase first as a single passe-partout, a season pass for all of them. The club's ticket information page now shows it as sold out, so that route is closed for 2026/27.

Single matches: information to follow

For the individual games, Porto and RB Leipzig among them, the same page says the ticket sale information "volgt", Dutch for "will follow". No sale date had been given at the last check. A Dutch press report from the first sale said loose tickets would only come after the passe-partout, and that supporters with neither a season ticket nor a Het Legioen membership could not buy.

Het Legioen gives priority

Membership is what moves you up the queue. The standard Het Legioen membership costs €54 a year and gives priority in ticket sales. Junior Kameraadjes, for fans aged 11 to 14, costs €26 a season and gives priority too. For the single-match sales of these European games, members are first in line.

Where the sale happens

Tickets are sold in the Feyenoord ticket shop at tickets.feyenoord.com, and the sale details for each game are posted on the club's ticket information page, feyenoord.com/nl/tickets/kaartverkoopinformatie. Check that page before each match rather than waiting for an announcement elsewhere.

With the pass gone and a general sale rare, a supporter without a season ticket or a membership has little chance of buying from the club for these games. Resale is then the realistic option, and it is worth comparing with the member price if you join Het Legioen first.

If you are coming from the UK

1. Decide early whether membership is worth it: at €54 a year, Het Legioen is the way into the priority sale.
2. Keep an eye on the kaartverkoopinformatie page, where Feyenoord post the single-match details for Porto and RB Leipzig.
3. In the meantime, compare resale listings stand by stand, remembering that a member price, once announced, is usually lower.

The two European nights on this page sit at similar levels on the resale market: Feyenoord v RB Leipzig tickets were marginally below Feyenoord v Porto tickets at the last check, but the gap is small and moves as sellers change their prices.

Within each match, listings open in the "Korte Zijde Bovenring", the upper ring behind a goal. The lower ring along the touchline and behind the goal follows closely, with the upper ring along the touchline just after. The dearest listings are the lower tier behind a goal and the long-side seats labelled "Long Side Upper" and "Long Side Lower". Seats in the away section are also listed for both games, and hospitality packages appear apart.

Prices on Hellotickets are set by sellers and can sit above face value; you see the final price before paying.

Stadion Feijenoord, better known as De Kuip, is Feyenoord's home in Rotterdam. The resale listings describe it with Dutch labels that are easy to decode once you know four words:

• Korte Zijde: the short side, behind a goal ("Shortside" in English listings).
• Lange Zijde: the long side, along the touchline ("Longside").
• Benedenring: the lower ring, closer to the pitch.
• Bovenring: the upper ring.

English listings such as "Shortside Upper Level" or "Longside Lower Level" cover the same idea, side and tier. If you support Feyenoord, avoid any listing marked as the away section: those seats are among the visiting fans.

Both Champions League games kick off at 9pm in Rotterdam, which is 8pm in the UK. A ticket bought on Hellotickets is sent as soon as it arrives from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, so plan your journey without counting on having it a week ahead.

For Feyenoord's Champions League trip to Viking FK in Stavanger in December, Viking say visitors' tickets are sold through the visiting club, so Feyenoord fans buy from Feyenoord rather than from the Norwegians. Watch the club's ticket information page for the details of each away sale, and see our Champions League tickets page for the other grounds in the competition.