Roma tickets 2026/27

Follow the fixture on asroma.com

Roma sell single-match tickets online at asroma.com. The men's tickets page lists every home game, and until the sale terms are published each one shows only a "Notify Availability" button, as most games on this page did in late October. Use it to be told when a match opens.

One sale, open to everyone

Recent sales have opened about four weeks before kick-off: Roma v Cagliari went on sale on 25 September for the game on 27 October, and Roma v Sassuolo on 9 October for 7 November. Everyone can buy at the same time, with up to four digital tickets per transaction. Plus season-ticket holders get a dedicated extra-ticket price, but there is no members-only window to wait behind.

Prices by sector

Each match is priced by sector: Curva, Distinti, Parterre, Tevere and Monte Mario. In both recent examples the lowest full price was in the Curva Nord, from €28 for Cagliari and from €35 for Sassuolo.

Hospitality goes first

VIP hospitality is released before ordinary tickets. For Monza it has been on sale since 28 September, and for the Champions League visit of Sporting Lisbon on 8 December it is announced for 3pm on 12 November, with ordinary tickets still undated. Roma's hospitality is sold as Premium seats and the Business Club.

Digital tickets and one matchday outlet

Tickets live in the Il Mio Posto app and need no printing. The only place to buy in person is the Stadio Olimpico sales point at Box 4, Via Nigra, open on match day only.

Season-ticket resale

Holders of Classic, Classic Extra and Plus season tickets can resell their seat through Il Mio Posto. It is then listed on asroma.com in the standard sale, up to 24 hours before kick-off, and the seller is credited 51% of face value. For a game that looks sold out, check the club's site again before the final day.

The Rome derby against Lazio in April sits clearly at the top of the resale market, ahead of the visits of AC Milan, Juventus and Napoli, with Como close behind that group. Roma v AC Milan tickets and Roma v Napoli tickets start well above a mid-table visit. The Monza match and Torino open lowest, Udinese, Lecce and Venezia are barely above them, and the two Champions League nights sit with Frosinone and Parma a step higher.

Within a match, listings usually start in the Distinti Nord Est corner or in the curves, either the Curva Nord or a seller's generic "Curva". The Curva Sud, Roma's own end, tends to sit higher. Central seats in the Tribuna Monte Mario and Tribuna Tevere, the Tevere Top and Parterre, and corporate seating fill the top of each game's range.

Take care with listings marked Distinti Nord Ovest: at Roma home games, that corner holds the away sector. Sellers set their own prices, often well above Roma's sector prices, and the final price is shown before you pay. Once a game reaches its sale at asroma.com, buying there is usually the better deal.

The Stadio Olimpico stands in the Foro Italico sports complex in north-west Rome, on the right bank of the Tiber below Monte Mario. Opened in 1953 and rebuilt and roofed for the 1990 World Cup, it seats 70,634 and is shared with Lazio, who sell their own home games. An athletics track runs between the stands and the pitch, so even front rows sit some way from play.

• Tribuna Monte Mario, the main stand on the west touchline, with boxes, media seats and Roma's Premium seats.
• Tribuna Tevere, on the east touchline facing the river, in lower Parterre and upper Top sections, with Premium seats in the centre.
• Curva Sud, behind the south goal: Roma's end and the home of the Commando Ultrà Curva Sud tradition.
• Curva Nord, behind the north goal, the main Lazio terrace at Lazio games.
• Distinti, the four corner sections between the curves and the side stands.

Take Metro line A to Flaminio, then tram 2 to its Piazza Mancini terminus, or line A to Ottaviano and bus 32 to Piazzale della Farnesina. From Fiumicino Airport, the train to Roma Termini, Ostiense or Tiburtina links with Metro A. Bring your ticket and a valid identity document. Luggage, pushchairs, helmets, power banks, e-cigarettes and lighters are refused, with nowhere to leave bags; sandwiches are allowed, drinks in bottles are not, and the car parks are for pass holders only.

At Roma home games, visiting supporters go in the away sector, the Ospiti, in the Distinti Nord Ovest, one of the west-side corners. At Lazio home games in the same stadium it moves to the Distinti Sud Ovest, so a Lazio seating plan will mislead you.

Following Roma on the road is where the club's fan card comes in: the AS Roma Card is needed to buy away tickets, and that is the only purchase it is required for.