UEFA EURO 2012 Ticket Sales
UEFA.com has opened 16 portals (one for each of the participating associations) to allocate the 32% share of tickets, from the total of 1.4m finals tickets, dedicated to the teams and their supporters.
Also launched in December, the tour operator programme invites fans to buy tickets in combination with accommodation and travel via licensed tour operators from their home country. All tickets will be sent by secure post to the purchaser four to six weeks before the start of the tournament.
UEFA.com received 12,149,425 applications for the first release of tickets (41% of the total allocation) which went on sale in March 2011 directly to the public through UEFA's official website. A lottery then took place to identify the ticket winners, with applicants informed of the outcome by the end of April.
Supporters that find they can no longer use their tickets can resell them at face value through the UEFA ticket resale platform, which has been in operation since July 2011 and will close on 1 March 2012.
To buy tickets, to review your allocated tickets or to offer your tickets for resale, please enter the ticket portal.
Ticketing policy
After consultation with the Polish and Ukrainian football associations and local organising committees (LOCs), UEFA has put in place a transparent and fair ticketing policy with the aim of offering affordable prices for all 31 UEFA EURO 2012 matches. Prices range from €30 to €600. The purchasing power of local citizens was taken into account and the cheapest tickets cost 50% less than for UEFA EURO 2008 in Austria and Switzerland.
About 85% of tickets will end up in the hands of fans, either through UEFA's official site or through competitions organised by official sponsors of UEFA EURO 2012.
Match schedule: Click here for the match schedule.
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