We have Juventus tickets to all the big games this season both home and away in Serie A and in Europe. Going to a Juventus match at the Allianz Stadium is an incredible experience. If you have never been, here is everything you need to know for a great time in Turin.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Buying Juventus Tickets
Can I buy Juventus tickets from you?
Juventus tickets are available for purchase via our Juventus tickets partner Sports Events 365.
Do Juventus games sell out?
Tickets for big Juventus home games can be pretty hard to come by, with high demand causing most games to sell out long in advance. However, through our Juventus tickets partner we are able to provide tickets to every big Serie A and Champions League matches.
How do I get to Juventus Stadium?
Juventus Stadium can easily be reached by train from anywhere in Italy. On arriving in Turin, from Porta Nuova and Porta Susa stations, head to the dedicated shuttle busesthat leave from the Bernini subway stop. From Porta Nuova and Porta Susa (subway stop: 18 Dicembre) take the subway in the direction of Fermi.
Where do Juventus Ultras sit?
Curva Nord – This is, as the name suggests, at the Northern end of the stadium. It tends to house the Juventus “Ultras”, the most passionate fans who are responsible for making the most noise on match days.
What is the process for buying Juventus tickets?
Once you purchase your tickets, Sports Events 365 will email your confirmation, which includes either the e-ticket itself or the destination to pick up your tickets. Often the pickup is at a hotel near the stadium. When you go to pick up your tickets, remember to bring your ID and passport.
Directions to Juventus Stadium
By car
From Milan, take the A4 motorway to Turin.
After passing the Rondissone tollbooth, follow the signs for Bardonecchia-Frejus on the SS11 and then the E55.
Follow the northern ring-road, and take the exit for Venaria-Stadio. Follow the signs for Venaria-Druento.
Turn right onto Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi and continue along Strada Comunale di Altessano until you reach the stadium.
From Turin, take the ring-road then the A55 motorway heading towards Milan-Aosta.
Take the exit for Stadio-Venaria, then follow the signs for Torino-Druento.
Turn right onto Corso Alessandria, then left onto Via Druento. Continue as far as the junction with Strada Comunale di Altessano.
Coming from the ringroad of Turin, you can reach the stadium by getting the following exits: Venaria and Corso Regina Margherita.
For those who have a season ticket/regular ticket for the WEST – EAST – SOUTH Stands, we suggest to get the exit ‘Corso Regina Margherita’.
For those who have a season ticket/regular ticket for the NORTH and VISITORS’ Stands, we suggest to get the exit ‘Venaria’
By public transport
Juventus’ new stadium is easily reached by train from every part of the country.
When you arrive in Turin, take the underground from Porta Nuova or Porta Susa station to Bernini. From there, special shuttles go back and forth to the stadium.
From the stations of Porta Nuova and Porta Susa(18 Dicembre Underground station), take the underground towards Fermi and get out at Bernini.
On match days, Shuttle 9 leaves from there directly for the stadium.
Coming back, the last departure is 45 minutes after the end of the match.
You can reach the stadium by bus every day, travelling on numbers 62, 72, 72 and 75.
To work out your route more precisely, click here.
If you don’t have a public transport season ticket, you can buy a simple city ticket. It’s valid for one underground journey, plus all buses and trams, for 90 minutes from the time of validation (stamp it on the first vehicle you board).
