Lazio Tickets | Lazio Roma Tickets
The process of getting Lazio tickets is very similar to the process of getting AS Roma tickets. Basically, most Lazio tickets (except for Lazio – Roma, Lazio – Inter, Lazio – Milan, Lazio – Juventus tickets, etc.) are available for sale at the Stadio Olimpico ticket boxes a few hours before kickoff time. Prices are shown in Euros per each seating section so it should be quite easy for you to decide which type of Lazio tickets you’d like to buy.
The official vendor of Lazio tickets online is LisTicket. You can check their stock of Lazio tickets here. LisTicket is also an official offline vendor of Lazio tickets through their sales points spread across Italy. You can see a map of LisTicket sales points here.
There’s also a special e-mail address for enquiries on Lazio ticket sales as well as a dedicated phone line named Pronto Lazio. The e-mail address is info.biglietteria@sslazio.it and the Pronto Lazio number is: (+39) 06 32 37 333.
Pronto Lazio Schedule
Monday to Friday from 09:30 to 13:00 CET and from 14:30 to 17:30 CET.
You can try e-mailing or calling and write/speak in English to see if someone can give you a hand with any enquiry. These details were found on Lazio’s official site which is only in Italian.
Another alternative in buying Lazio tickets would be to speak with your hotel. You can ask them whether they can get you some Lazio tickets at reasonable prices. You should to that before you book your hotel or before you embark on your Italian trip. This is a valid alternative for the more important matches (derbies or important European matches) because for regular Serie A and Coppa Italia matches ticket availability shouldn’t be a problem.
You can see a seating map of Stadio Olimpico here:
Stadio Olimpico Seating Map (click to enlarge)
In case you own a Lazio ticket and would like to give it to someone else, you’ll need to transfer it. Transfering your Lazio ticket to another person can only be done online here. Unfortunately there’s only an Italian verion of the page – clicking the English version returns no results – but you can use one of the online translation services for help. When entering Stadio Olimpico the name on the Lazio ticket is compared to the name on your identity card or passport and they should match; for most matches this rule is lax and unenforced though.
Online – Ticket Exchanges
It is slightly more expensive to buy Lazio tickets online from ticket exchanges, but easier.
There are plenty of specialized websites that sell Lazio tickets online. These sites have basically replaced offline scalpers, offering both a more varied ticketing offer and a marketplace where the supply and demand of tickets meet. They are also legitimate businesses with safe methods in place for online ordering.
WorldTicketShop is our favorite source for soccer tickets. They are a company that buys and sells tickets to many events, including Lazio tickets. Here’s a summary of the Lazio tickets they currently have for sale:
|
Match |
Price (EUR) |
Location |
Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lazio Roma – Fiorentina Tickets | 95 EUR | Olympic Stadium Rome, Rome, Italy | 27-02-2010, 20.45 |
| Lazio Roma – AS Bari Tickets | 85 EUR | Olympic Stadium Rome, Rome, Italy | 14-03-2010, 20.30 |
| Lazio Roma – Siena Tickets | 115 EUR | Olympic Stadium Rome, Rome, Italy | 24-03-2010, 20.30 |
| AC Milan – Lazio Roma Tickets | 75 EUR | San Siro, Milan, Italy | 28-03-2010, 20.30 |
| Lazio Roma – Napoli Tickets | 115 EUR | Olympic Stadium Rome, Rome, Italy | 04-04-2010, 20.30 |
| Lazio Roma – AS Roma Tickets | 145 EUR | Olympic Stadium Rome, Rome, Italy | 18-04-2010, 20.30 |
| Lazio Roma – Inter Milan Tickets | 145 EUR | Olympic Stadium Rome, Rome, Italy | 02-05-2010, 20.30 |
| Lazio Roma – Udinese Tickets | 115 EUR | Olympic Stadium Rome, Rome, Italy | 16-05-2010, 20.30 |
They ship internationally at reasonable rates. Refunds are offered if matches get cancelled for any particular reason. They also offer a 120% refund in case they fail to deliver your tickets on time and you miss the match.
SeatWave is a UK based company with a purpose similar to those already mentioned here: buying and selling soccer tickets. Their most important quality is the fact that while WorldTicketShop is running out of stock quite fast and provide tickets mostly only for more important matches, SeatWave has plenty of stock, even a couple of days before the match and they also cover more obscure soccer matches and teams. Click here to check out their full stock of Lazio tickets.
Viagogo is Europe’s largest ticket exchange and basically StubHub’s European equivalent. You can check their Lazio stock here.
This concludes our article. We hope you found this useful. Don’t hesitate to contact us in case you’d like to make any corrections/additions to this. You can also post any information related to Lazio tickets as a comment to this article. Any information you can provide that proves useful will greatly enhance the value of this resource for other people that are looking for Lazio tickets. Thank you.
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