TICKETING INFORMATION

Ticket sales are organised in three phases, as follows:

First phase:

From 14 September (from 12:30 p.m GMT) to 17 September (until 12:30 p.m GMT): exclusive pre-sale for Visa cardholders

From 17 September (at 12:30 p.m GMT): general sale (all payment methods accepted), limited to 30% of stadium capacity

Second phase:

From 25 october (at 1:00 p.m GMT): general sale (all payment methods accepted)

Third phase:

More information coming soon

The ticket limit is set at a maximum of 4 tickets per match and 30 tickets per user in total.

No, there will be no ticket counters or collection points available on match day. All tickets must be obtained digitally in advance.

If you encounter any issues accessing your ticket, please contact customer service via the contact form or visit your nearest ticket office on the day of the match.

Your seating information will be communicated closer to the match.

Yes, all tickets are personalized. This means they are assigned to a specific person and must match the identity of the beneficiary provided during registration (including the FAN ID).

Each spectator will be required to present their personal ticket to enter the stadium.

All persons entering the stadium must have a paid ticket.

In accordance with the General Terms and Conditions of Sale, the organizer does not guarantee that the match for which the ticket was sold will take place on the date, at the time, or at the venue originally indicated on the ticket. 
The organizer reserves the right to modify the schedule, date, duration, or venue of any match in case of unforeseen circumstances.

Tickets for persons with reduced mobility will be available via the ‘Accessibility’ tab at this linkhttps://tickets.cafonline.com/en/accessibilite
You will then need to add proof of disability in the ‘My documents’ tab.

Two types of tickets are available to meet different needs:

Wheelchair Accessibility Category
Intended for wheelchair users. The space provided can accommodate a wheelchair; no seat is provided.

Accessibility without Wheelchair (seated)
Designed for people with reduced mobility who need an easily accessible seat, but do not use a wheelchair.

For both categories, the purchase of an accompanying ticket is mandatory, in accordance with the general terms and conditions of sale.

The ‘Wheelchair Accessibility’ ticket is for wheelchair users and gives them access to a space specifically designed for their use. The ‘Non-Wheelchair Accessibility’ ticket is designed for people who do not use a wheelchair but need an adapted, easily accessible seat.

To ensure fair management of seats reserved for persons with reduced mobility, each person with reduced mobility must reserve one ticket for themselves and a second ticket for their companion. This corresponds to a maximum total of two tickets per person, in accordance with our terms and conditions of sale.

The number is limited to two tickets per person. This rule ensures that accessible spaces are distributed fairly, that appropriate safety standards are maintained, and that every person with reduced mobility can benefit from a space that is adapted to their needs.

CIn accordance with the Terms and Conditions, each Accessibility ticket (with or without wheelchair) must be accompanied by an accompanying ticket, as the presence of an accompanying person is necessary to ensure the safety and assistance of the person with reduced mobility during the event.

No supporting documents are required for the accompanying person; only the supporting documents for the person with reduced mobility are necessary.

No, it is not compulsory.

Yes, the beneficiary of the Accompanying Person ticket can be changed in the purchaser's ‘My Tickets’ section, or directly via the AFCON 2025™ Tickets app after receiving the digital tickets.
The beneficiary of the Accessibility ticket can also be changed, provided that new supporting documentation is uploaded to ‘My Documents’.

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