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UEFA is allocating 17,200 tickets to PSG for the Champions League final, but only a portion of its many supporters will benefit. We'll explain how the Paris club will distribute these tickets and what criteria will take precedence in this allocation.
PSG is set to sell these tickets in three waves, between May 8 and May 18. After the draw against Bayern Munich, the club has officially announced its distribution plan, which will not satisfy all its subscribers, around 36,000 at Parc des Princes. This quota is the same as Arsenal's, but lower than last year when 18,000 tickets were available. The club is prioritizing long-time subscribers, supporters from the Auteuil and Boulogne stands, as well as those who rarely resell their tickets.
The first sales wave, from May 8 to May 12, guarantees a ticket to the longest-standing subscribers. Tickets will be priced at €70 for the ends and €180 for the side stands. Meanwhile, PSG is planning a giant screen broadcast of the final at Parc des Princes and is discussing a secure fan zone with the Paris city hall.
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