PSG-Arsenal: how to buy tickets for the Champions League final on May 30 in Budapest?

You don’t change a winning method. The day after its qualification for the final of the Football Champions League, scheduled for May 30 at the Puskas Arena in Budapest against Arsenal, PSG unveiled, this Thursday, the modalities to obtain the precious keys for the meeting.

Of the 67,000 places in the enclosure, UEFA, the body which organizes the competition, has reserved 17,200 places for supporters of each finalist, or 800 fewer than last year. A reduction which risks making many unhappy on the side of the Parisian club which claims no less than 36,000 subscribers.

To please as many people as possible and reward its most loyal fans, the club has, like last season for the C1 final in Munich, set up a sales process in three distinct phases.

The first will be reserved for the most loyal subscribers (40 years of subscription) and the most frequent during matches at the Park, that is to say those on the Auteuil and Boulogne corners. They will have access to the best offer, i.e. 70 euros per seat located in the lower stand. They will only be allowed one place per person.

Three sales phases

PSG specifies that it organizes the sales process for its supporters but the purchase of tickets will only be made on the UEFA ticketing platform where it is necessary to create an account (with the same email address as that linked to the PSG subscriber account). Unlike last season, the sale will not work by sending access codes, but by a link directly sent by email to eligible supporters, to which only they will have access thanks to their identifiers.

The first sales phase will take place from May 8 to 12. It will therefore be reserved for historical subscribers who have attended at least 5 matches in person at home this season, Ultras from the Auteuil and Boulogne bends, who have attended at least 20 matches in person at home this season, subscribers to the “Tribune” offer and “Club Premier” offer who have attended at least 12 matches in person at home this season. Precautions to reward “loyalty and attendance” indicates the club.

The second phase will take place from May 12 to 15. If there are still places available after “Wave 1”, it will be reserved for Historical subscribers, having attended less than 5 matches in person, and General Public subscribers, having attended at least 10 matches in person at home this season.

The third phase will be held from May 15 to 18. Any – and rare – remaining places will be offered to all subscribers not appearing in Waves 1 and 2.

Note that PSG is working on setting up a large viewing party at the Parc des Princes for the final.