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Nice, that's a discount! :grin:

They already do. They serve hot dogs, pizza, panini's, etc. The beer is alcohol free however. Because a large part of the people in the stadium these days are "tourists" who attend 1 or maybe 2 games a season (not that there's anything wrong with that). The regular fans have been priced out of...

For the Salernitana game, ticket prices in the "Tribuna Est Centrale" were over €130 (fees included). A few days before the game, a last minute sale was announced (about a €20 discount iirc), because ticket sales were atrocious (surprise!). So 1) You have insane ticket prices (with or without...

The current rule is 50% capacity, not 5k. The 5k rule was in place for only 2 games iirc.

No worries. The obscene ticket prices will make sure demand for tickets remains limited.

Cheapest I saw last season for the Tribuna Est, livello 1, was €145 iirc. (Though I did not check prices for each and every game.) And that's without service charges. Doesn't matter much anyway. Give it another season or 2 we'll revert back to the good old days & play for a half empty season...

It's extremely expensive. It's basically a joke, just not a particularly funny one. This was the first season we saw so many empty seats ever since we started playing in the new stadium. Why do you think that was and do you expect this to improve?

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Likewise. Looks like I'll have to continue my own little ban for another season & stick to away games. Shame, as I really would have liked to spend a few days in Torino again.

Atmosphere sure isn't improving. Though a lot of it depends on which particular game you're attending. Change seems to be that there used to only be a few games each season where there was a muted atmosphere, where now it seems there's only a few games where there isn't one. One thing is...

Number of sold out games so far this season: 0

You should have waited, Salvo. Regular sale for the Bologna tickets started on Friday & there's still more than enough available. There's absolutely no way this is gonna sell out. Which is going to make it the 3rd game in a row.

I've never had any contact with him, so I have no idea. Does look legit though.

Difficult to guess what the regular price is going to be. For this particular game, I'd say somewhere between €70 & €100 for the Tribuna Family. The Bologna game has one big "advantage" for you though: it will be on a weekday. Regular league games on a weekday basically never sell out. At...

I'd been going to Turin for more than 10 years before I first tried it :D Too many great things to try & taste over there anyway. I think that has become my main reason for visiting, rather than the actual games.

Ok, good explanation. Cities that are not touristic or for "rich people" are shitholes. Gotcha.

This can not be stressed enough. It's an absolute joke. It's gotten to the point where I personally would rather go to away games. And that's even considering the fact that I'm a foreigner & the actual ticket price is only a relatively small part of my entire travel expenses. How often have...

I don't think it was. Juve always posts a press release when all available tickets have been sold. Something which did not happen for the Udinese game. I also happened to check the available seats 2 days before the game & their was enough availability at that point. Ticket prices have gone up...

And prices were, again, quite high. I expected the attendance to be a lot lower.

You seem like someone who knows what he's talking about.