Venezia tickets 2026/27

Watch for the prevendita notice

Venezia announce every home game in a news item on veneziafc.it headed "Serie A Enilive 26/27: la prevendita per Venezia-X", the presale for that match, about nine days before kick-off. Until that notice appears, a game is not on sale.

Three phases, in this order

1. Season-ticket holders buy first.
2. Supporters Card holders come next, at reduced rates.
3. The full-price sale then opens to everyone.

For Venezia v Inter on 28 October, the three phases opened on 19 October, 22 October and 27 October, so the sale for everyone began the day before the match. Without a card, plan on buying late.

Where to buy

Tickets are sold online at veneziafc.vivaticket.it, as print-at-home tickets, at Vivaticket outlets and at the Venezia FC store at SS Apostoli. A match ticket can also include a water-bus transfer to the Penzo stadium, so look for that option when you buy.

The Supporters Card

The Venezia FC Supporters Card is what opens the second phase, with its reduced rates. If you plan more than one trip to the Penzo, it moves you ahead of the full-price sale and lowers what you pay.

The games on this page

Neither Venezia v Roma tickets, for a game now fixed for Tuesday 5 January 2027 at 6.30pm Italian time, nor the AC Milan game, set for Sunday 23 May 2027 with no kick-off time yet, had a sale announced when last checked. Expect each notice about nine days before the match. Italy is one hour ahead of the UK, and the rest of the league is on our Serie A tickets page.

Roma and AC Milan, the two visitors on this page, look much alike on the resale market: listings for both open at a similar level, Milan's slightly above Roma's. What changes the price is the area, not the opponent.

The lowest listings come in numbered categories, Category 2 and then Category 1, which do not name a stand. Seats in the main stand cost far more, with "Tribune Laterale" below "Tribune Centrale", and "Distinti" listings sit at the top of both games' range. No hospitality packages are listed for either game.

The club's phases are the better-value route: Supporters Card holders pay reduced rates, and the full-price sale is open to all, even if it opens late. Resale prices are set by each seller and can sit above face value; the final price is shown before you pay. Venezia's online tickets are print-at-home.

Venezia play at the Pier Luigi Penzo Stadium in Venice, usually shortened to the Penzo. Listings for the ground use Italian names, worth decoding before you choose:

• Tribuna: the main stand, where "Centrale" is the middle section and "Laterale" the parts towards the ends.
• Distinti: a name that covers different areas from one Italian ground to another, so open the map on the listing to see where the seats are.
• Category 2 and Category 1: price bands with no stand named, so check the block before you pay.

Getting to the match is part of the ticket decision in Venice: a Venezia match ticket can include a water-bus transfer to the stadium, so check whether yours does before you plan the journey. Club tickets bought online are print-at-home, so print yours before you travel.

On the resale side, Hellotickets sends tickets as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event. Keep your order confirmation to hand, and leave time in your plans for a late delivery.

Venezia announce the away-sector sale later than the rest, once the Osservatorio, the Italian body that rules on matchday risks, has made its decision, and the terms can be strict. For Venezia v Napoli, the away sector was open only to residents of Campania holding the Napoli fidelity card, at €45 plus fees, on sale on 15 and 16 October.

Roma and AC Milan supporters should wait for the away-sector notice for their game, since the residence and fan-card conditions are set match by match. If you do not support the visitors, check that a resale seat is not in their sector before you buy.