HELP!!! Juve tickets! (1 Viewer)

[azzurra1]

I'm FINALLY travelling to Italy and I'll be in Tuscany when Juve is playing Arezzo and I REALLY REALLY want to go. I don't speak Italian. Does anyone know what one has to do to buy football tickets? Is Listicket.com the only place I can buy tickets?

Can I pre-order them from Canada and get them sent to my hotel in Italy?

Thank you so much for reading this, any help is appreciated. Forza Juve!

 

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[The Arif]

I'm FINALLY travelling to Italy and I'll be in Tuscany when Juve is playing Arezzo and I REALLY REALLY want to go. I don't speak Italian. Does anyone know what one has to do to buy football tickets? Is Listicket.com the only place I can buy tickets?

Can I pre-order them from Canada and get them sent to my hotel in Italy?

Thank you so much for reading this, any help is appreciated. Forza Juve!

I read it. You're welcome.

 

[swag]

It's tricky. Part of the rules used to tighten stadium security (a sensitive topic in Italy these days as you know) is to make remote ticket buying logistically difficult. You often have to be at or near the town of the match, and even then you can't order too far in advance because of how games and times are announced at the last minute.

If it's too risky to merely show up and buy tickets, scalped or otherwise, online could be an option. Attendance may be extremely high for an Arezzo match though -- because Arezzo may never see the likes of Juve coming to town for another 50 years, because Arezzo is playing Juve, because Arezzo plays in a small stadium, because more Juve fans may come in as they are about to clinch Serie A, and because Arezzo is likely going down to C.

 

[azzurra1]

Thanks swag. They typically release tickets a week in advance, right?

 

[swag]

I would guess about a week, yes.