Parma tickets 2026/27

Where Parma sell

Club tickets come through Vivaticket, at parmacalcio1913.vivaticket.it or one of its authorised outlets, and from the ticket office at the Stadio Tardini. The "Prossime partite" (next matches) list on parmacalcio1913.com/tickets shows every upcoming home game with its date, but sale terms only for the next one.

About five weeks ahead

In October that next game was Udinese on 28 October, on sale since 21 September, about five weeks ahead. No sale had yet been announced for the visit of Roma on Saturday 21 November 2026 or for Napoli on Sunday 3 January 2027, so keep an eye on the list as each date nears. Inter Milan on 16 January and AC Milan on 8 May are dated but still have their kick-off times to be confirmed.

The Tardini Card

The Tardini Card is Parma's fidelity card. Holders get a reduced tariff, and the ticket is loaded onto the card itself rather than issued separately. Parma games often reach a general sale, and for those the card is a saving rather than a condition of entry.

Prices by sector

Parma price each game by sector, with the Curva Sud and the away sector the lowest: for Udinese, Curva Sud seats started at €10.

Transfers: season tickets only

Single tickets cannot be transferred. Only season-ticket holders can pass a match on to someone else, so buy single tickets in the name of the person who will use them.

The four big visits on this page rise in a neat order on the resale market. Parma v Roma tickets, the first of them, open the range, Parma v Napoli tickets sit a step higher, and Inter Milan and Parma v AC Milan tickets share the top level.

Inside a match, listings usually start in the Tribuna Est along the east touchline, with seats sold as Category 2 and Category 1 bands next. The Curva Sud is much dearer on resale, the reverse of the club's own pricing, where it is one of the lowest sectors, and the centre of the main stand (Tribuna Centrale Petitot) sits at the top. Hospitality packages are listed separately.

Two cautions before you buy. Half of the Curva Sud, the part nearest the Tribuna Est, is the away section, so a Curva Sud listing may put you next to visiting fans. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

The Stadio Ennio Tardini, open since 1924, stands on Piazzale Partigiani d'Italia in a central residential area of Parma. The club gives a seated capacity of 23,324. Four stands surround the pitch:

• Curva Nord, behind the north goal: Parma's home end.
• Curva Sud, behind the south goal; its half nearest the east stand is the Settore Ospiti, the away section.
• Tribuna Petitot, the main stand along the west touchline, sold as Tribuna Centrale Petitot, Tribuna Laterale Petitot and Tribuna Laterale Ovest, with corporate seats in the centre.
• Tribuna Est, along the east touchline, sold as Tribuna Centrale Est, Tribuna Laterale Est and Tribuna Inferiore Est, its lower tier.

Getting there

Being close to the centre, the Tardini is reached by town bus rather than by train. From Parma railway station, bus 9 stops at "Tardini" on Viale Partigiani d'Italia, and lines 8 and 11 stop on Via Torelli. Parma airport is about 5 km from the city: bus 6 runs to the station, where you change to line 8, 9 or 11. Drivers leave the A1 motorway at the Parma exit, but there is no dedicated parking at the stadium. Kick-off times are in Italian time, an hour ahead of the UK, so the 6pm starts against Roma and Napoli are 5pm in the UK.

Visiting supporters have their own sector, sold separately by Parma with a pre-sale lasting a few days: for Udinese, away tickets cost €10. The Settore Ospiti sits in the half of the Curva Sud next to the Tribuna Est, on the club's seating plan.

Sales to residents of the visiting city can also be banned, as happened for Parma v Torino. Away fans arriving by car are told to use the Scambiatore Nord car park on Viale delle Esposizioni, near the A1 Parma exit, where free shuttle buses for away supporters run to the stadium and back on matchdays.