The official Italy trip (Juventus) thread (11 Viewers)
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what if i was to become a juventus premium member, don't they offer pre sale tickets to its members? and does it apply to residents outside Italy?
or is this site any good and trust worthy?
http://www.seatwave.com/juventus-tickets/juventus-arena-tickets/11-september-2011/perf/473811
although i must say the ticket prices look heavily overpriced, i was sure to think that a curva sud ticket goes for as low as around 30 euros if bought in italy? smells like a scam to me :S
or is this site any good and trust worthy?
http://www.seatwave.com/juventus-tickets/juventus-arena-tickets/11-september-2011/perf/473811
although i must say the ticket prices look heavily overpriced, i was sure to think that a curva sud ticket goes for as low as around 30 euros if bought in italy? smells like a scam to me :S
Badass I've never had the time or the money to go and see Juve play before. I'm going to save some money after my trip to sicily so that I sooner or later can go. But could you update later on how things worked out for you and how you did to complete your journey? So that I can try and to the same. It'll make me most happy! I'm sorry though I don't have any suggestions, no idea if that site is a bad or good call.
hmmm thing is the prices there are higher than that of a average epl match, something is not right there..
i would be prepared to wait and get them on listicket when they come on sale, if they are doing tickets for the new ground this season, and for anyone who has used them before, how did they collect their tickets?
i would be prepared to wait and get them on listicket when they come on sale, if they are doing tickets for the new ground this season, and for anyone who has used them before, how did they collect their tickets?
Hi all,
Im new to the forum and im sorry as i know this is probably the wrong thread to ask the question (but this one seems the most active)
Im looking to book flights any minute now to come to Turin for the Juve v Fiorentina game on Tuesday 25th October. I came over and saw the Napoli game in may at the olimpico and purchased tickets from the ticket office in the city centre.
I just wondered if i would be able to do the same again for the Fiorentina game. Obviously with the new stadium im worried it may sell out.
Thanks guys!
FORZA JUVE!
Im new to the forum and im sorry as i know this is probably the wrong thread to ask the question (but this one seems the most active)
Im looking to book flights any minute now to come to Turin for the Juve v Fiorentina game on Tuesday 25th October. I came over and saw the Napoli game in may at the olimpico and purchased tickets from the ticket office in the city centre.
I just wondered if i would be able to do the same again for the Fiorentina game. Obviously with the new stadium im worried it may sell out.
Thanks guys!
FORZA JUVE!
actually i share the same concern, about it selling out. as for buying the tickets from the ticket office, did you have to reserve them before hand? or did you just go straight there in the hope they had spare tickets? if so where abouts are these ticket offices? im wondering if trying it on listicket the monday before the game is worth a try?
There are lots of ticket places around the city, you can buy them in some newsagents and betting shops.
Her's a link to them:
http://www.listicket.it/puntivendita/index.php?idOrganizzazione=124&idCanale=1
http://www.juventus.com/wps/wcm/connect/511018f6-adb1-41ce-86f4-0868b9f8db7f/Elenco_Ricevitorie.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CONVERT_TO=url&CACHEID=511018f6-adb1-41ce-86f4-0868b9f8db7f
The Juventus office is just off Via Roma and there is also the Juve Store on Via Garibaldi.
You just go in a ask for a ticket, they will show you a map of the stadium and different prices, and you choose.
Although I would want the piece of mind by booking on Listicket the week before the game,
Her's a link to them:
http://www.listicket.it/puntivendita/index.php?idOrganizzazione=124&idCanale=1
http://www.juventus.com/wps/wcm/connect/511018f6-adb1-41ce-86f4-0868b9f8db7f/Elenco_Ricevitorie.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CONVERT_TO=url&CACHEID=511018f6-adb1-41ce-86f4-0868b9f8db7f
The Juventus office is just off Via Roma and there is also the Juve Store on Via Garibaldi.
You just go in a ask for a ticket, they will show you a map of the stadium and different prices, and you choose.
Although I would want the piece of mind by booking on Listicket the week before the game,
@ Badass: It is definitely still Listicket, since they took care of the season tickets as well.
Now, depending on the opponent, Listicket may or may not sell ticktes online. For the big, high risk games (Inter, Roma, etc), they will most likely NOT sell tickets online anymore. New rule that is in effect since last season. In those cases Listicket is still the agency that sells them, but only in the shops (and possibly by phone.) See the links Boksic posted, enough possibilities.
Since you're planning to go to the Parma game, you can be pretty certain that there will be tickets for sale on the website because that's one of the least risky games of the entire season. In your case, I'd keep an eye on the exact date & hour of the sales start (mentioned on the Juve site) and make sure that you're online at that time. Pretty good chance that you'll have your tickets.
You'll have to collect them at the stadium, probably starting from 2 hours before the game. When you order through the Listicket website, you should receive an email with the exact address, since this will depend on which sector you bought tickets for. If you don't receive such an email, you can look it up on the listicket website yourself as well.
I'd advise against unofficial websites (Seatwave & whatnot), they'll charge 3 or 4 times the normal price.
Now, depending on the opponent, Listicket may or may not sell ticktes online. For the big, high risk games (Inter, Roma, etc), they will most likely NOT sell tickets online anymore. New rule that is in effect since last season. In those cases Listicket is still the agency that sells them, but only in the shops (and possibly by phone.) See the links Boksic posted, enough possibilities.
Since you're planning to go to the Parma game, you can be pretty certain that there will be tickets for sale on the website because that's one of the least risky games of the entire season. In your case, I'd keep an eye on the exact date & hour of the sales start (mentioned on the Juve site) and make sure that you're online at that time. Pretty good chance that you'll have your tickets.
You'll have to collect them at the stadium, probably starting from 2 hours before the game. When you order through the Listicket website, you should receive an email with the exact address, since this will depend on which sector you bought tickets for. If you don't receive such an email, you can look it up on the listicket website yourself as well.
I'd advise against unofficial websites (Seatwave & whatnot), they'll charge 3 or 4 times the normal price.
Hey guys. I'm going to Italy on Tuesday and am heading to the Juve Parma game next Sunday. I'll be in Italy Until the 4th of October so I will be heading to every game in that time.
From what I understand buying online at listicket is the way to go. The only annoying thing is waiting for the tickets to go on sale, I'm worried the game will sell out being the first game in the new stadium.
From what I understand buying online at listicket is the way to go. The only annoying thing is waiting for the tickets to go on sale, I'm worried the game will sell out being the first game in the new stadium.
I don't think it will sell out days in advance.
From what I just learned, the club will even grant discounts to people who buy early (meaning, they don't expect to sell out at all).
http://www.listicket.it/segnalazioni/?IdSegnalazioni=2470&S=&lang=IT
From what I just learned, the club will even grant discounts to people who buy early (meaning, they don't expect to sell out at all).
http://www.listicket.it/segnalazioni/?IdSegnalazioni=2470&S=&lang=IT