Football fans, take note: UEFA will put 1.2 million tickets on sale for Euro 2024 in Germany from October 3 (but there are rules attached)

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UEFA will make 1.2 million tickets for the European Football Championship in Germany (14 June – 14 July 2024) available on its official ticketing platform from October 3. It announced this on Tuesday. The cheapest tickets cost 30 euros, the most expensive 2,000 euros.

UEFA indicated that it has developed a program that puts fans first in ticket sales. Of the total number of 2.7 million tickets, more than 80 percent will go to fans of participating countries and the public around the world.

The first 1.2 million tickets will be made available between October 3 and 26. Fans can create their account from October 3. The tickets are allocated by lottery. Every person who signs up has the same chance of success.

After the draw for the final tournament on December 2 in Hamburg, a further 1 million tickets will be offered for sale to fans of participating countries in collaboration with the national associations. A smaller portion of the cards will still be put into circulation after the jump-off competitions, which indicate the last European Championship participants between March 21 and 26, 2024.

Fans can request a maximum of four tickets per match. As a supporter you can only buy tickets for one match per day.

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A total of around 270,000 tickets are offered for sale for 30 euros. A million tickets cost less than 60 euros. You need at least 95 euros for a ticket for the final.

Seats are also reserved for fans with disabilities. Regardless of their location in the stadium, they are placed in the cheapest category. Fans with disabilities can also request a free companion ticket.

The host cities of the European Championship in Germany are Berlin, Cologne, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Dortmund, Leipzig, Gelsenkirchen, Stuttgart and Düsseldorf. 24 teams participate, completing a total of 51 matches.

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