The last resale window has opened on our official platform: Owners can offer their unwanted UEFA EURO 2024 match tickets for resale until 15 April.
These tickets will be available for purchase in early May, along with additional tickets during the final sales phase.
Ticket resale platform
From March 6 to 11, fans already had the opportunity to put up unwanted tickets for resale at face value. A total of 39,398 tickets were offered through the UEFA ticket portal, the lowest ever compared to all previous EUROs. This demonstrates the huge interest in the matches taking place in Germany this summer.
The opening of the resale platform on 13 March generated significant demand, with more than 250,000 fans queuing by the time the portal opened at 11:00 CET, with all 39,398 tickets purchased within hours.
The next and final resale window is now open and runs until April 15th. As part of this, fans can put up any unwanted tickets for official resale. Once this phase is completed, tickets will go on sale directly in early May.
The number of tickets available for resale in the second phase is expected to be very low. UEFA will therefore release additional tickets as part of the final sales phase, which will begin in parallel.
In addition to a significant number of limited seating tickets, this release will include any additional tickets that become available once stadium operational preparations are complete and exact seating capacity is determined. The final sales phase will continue until all tickets have been sold and is expected to be the last chance for fans to purchase tickets before the tournament begins on June 14.
The official platform serves as the only authorized platform for the resale of tickets for EURO 2024. Fans are strongly advised not to use any other platform to avoid issues with invalid tickets.
