Porto tickets 2026/27

Register on bilhetes.fcporto.pt

Porto run every home sale through their own ticket shop, bilhetes.fcporto.pt. The public phases are open only to fans with an account on the platform, so register before the game you want goes on sale. Each ticket carries the holder's name.

Members pay about half

Becoming a sócio is the way to bring the price down. Members pay roughly half what the public pays: for the visit of Estrela da Amadora, a seat in the upper north or south stand (Superior Norte/Sul) costs €13 for a member and €26 for everyone else, and for Nacional the same seats cost €15 and €30. Membership is handled on the club's sócios site.

One fixture at a time

There is no single release for the whole season. Each game opens on its own, sometimes weeks ahead: Estrela da Amadora and Nacional, both pencilled in for December with the exact date and kick-off still to be set, went on sale on 24 September 2026.

The Clássico against Sporting Lisbon on Sunday 29 November (8.30pm local time, which is also UK time) and the Champions League visit of Slavia Prague on Tuesday 19 January (8pm) are listed in the shop but not yet on sale. The rest of the season is shown as scheduled, without a sale date.

The digital Access Card

Your ticket lives on a digital Cartão de Acessos, an Access Card stored in your phone's wallet and scanned at the turnstiles. Non-members download it from their personal area on the platform, so do that at home rather than at the gate.

Season seats and released seats

A Lugar Anual, Porto's season seat, starts from €175 for the Liga Portugal. A holder who cannot attend can release the seat for the club to resell through bilhetes.fcporto.pt, with the credit paid into their account. A release cannot be reversed, and the release dates for each match are set out in the personal area.

The Clássico sits in a price band of its own: resale listings for Sporting Lisbon's visit start well above every other home game. Braga, the final home match on the list, come next, with Famalicao a step behind. The Champions League night against Slavia Prague sits mid-range with Vitoria Guimaraes and Gil Vicente, and Santa Clara and Maritimo open a little lower.

Most of the other league games share the lowest starting level. Put Porto v Rio Ave tickets or the Porto v Casa Pia listings next to Porto v Braga tickets and the gap is plain, and Academico Viseu starts lowest of all.

Inside each match, listings tend to open in Category 2 or in Shortside seats behind a goal. Category 1 sits above, with its Silver and Gold bands higher again, and Longside seats along the touchline are usually near the top. Some sellers do not name the section, and hospitality packages are listed apart.

Porto name every ticket and deliver it on the Access Card, so check how and when a listing will reach you. Sellers on Hellotickets choose their prices, which can be above face value, and you see the final price before paying. While the club's public sale is open, as for Estrela da Amadora and Nacional, Porto's own price is usually lower.

The Estádio do Dragão stands in eastern Porto, beside the VCI ring road. Opened in 2003, it holds 50,033, all seated; the record crowd, 52,004, came at the opening match.

• Bancada Poente (West Stand) runs along the west touchline, split into a lower bancada and an upper arquibancada.
• Bancada Nascente (East Stand) faces it along the east touchline. It holds the Central Nascente and the Central Nascente Premium sectors (16P, 17 and 18P), with the arquibancada Nascente above.
• Norte and Sul, the North and South Stands, are behind the goals, each with an upper tier: the Superior Norte and Superior Sul, where the member and public prices quoted above apply.

The two ends are home to Porto's ultras, the Super Dragões in the south and the Colectivo Ultras 95 in the north. On resale listings, Shortside means one of those ends and Longside one of the touchline stands, the better choice if you want a calmer seat.

Getting there is easiest by metro. Estádio do Dragão station is underground, right next to the stadium: it is the eastern terminus of lines A, B and E and a through station on line F, and the metro runs direct from Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport. Arriving by mainline train, change at Campanhã, the next stop to the west.