Euro 2016 Final Tickets

The Euro 2016 Final will be held in France on the 10th July 2016 at 21:00 at the
Stade de France, Paris.

The final will be in extremely high demand due to it’s central location to all teams in Europe. Face value the tickets start from €200 for Category D but for VIP and Category A tickets the original price is €600+.

The game will be sold-out months before the event and therefore the only way to get authentic tickets is to purchase them from trusted secondary ticket suppliers.

We have been to the past 3 European Championships tournaments and tickets for the Group games and Final are alway the highest in demand.

When to Buy

From experience you can buy the tickets online from £6 months before up until kick-off. As demand for the even increases the closer we get to the tournament, the prices for the Euro 2016 Final will increase. Advice from SafeFootballTickets.com is to purchase the tickets below, this ensures that you are guaranteed the tickets to this prestigious event.

Where can I Purchase Other Games?

For other games aside from the final then see here, this page is specially for the 2016 Final between the winners of the semi-finals.

Is there a Ballot for Final Tickets?

The official UEFA Ballot for tickets will reopen again around January for fans from around the world to apply for the final.  This is the most in demand game throughout the tournament and is watched by millions of football fans around the world.

Outside Stade de France

Throughout the tournament there will be many ticket resellers located in every city and outside every stadium. We advise that if you purchase tickets for the final then do so from a trusted reseller. As with every major event, the buyer must be cautious when purchasing tickets from an unknown person. 99% of tickets will be genuine but there is always the risk of fake tickets being sold.

I will update this page to include a list of trustworthy websites and contacts for tickets to the Euro 2016 final France.

Local Classified Websites

As with all European countries, there is always websites which people use to buy and sell goods, just like Craigslist and Gumtree in the United Kingdom. These platforms cannot be trusted fully because there is always the minority that will try to scam people on these websites by offering great priced tickets that often don’t exist. The sellers pry on vulnerable people and are normally not even located in the country where the tickets are, often asking the buyer to pay for the tickets before they deliver them.

 

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