Official Euro 2028 tickets for Scotland's matches at Hampden Park are now on sale, with single match tickets starting at £1,140 and group stage bundles from £3,180.
Scotland will host six matches at Glasgow's Hampden Park during the tournament, which runs from June 9 to July 9, 2028. The co-hosts have automatically qualified for the competition alongside England, Wales and the Republic of Ireland.
Fans can book tickets through Seat Unique, which has partnered with the official hospitality provider of the tournament, Beyond Hospitality. The open sale requires no Scotland membership.
Ticket Options and Pricing
A single Scotland match ticket starts at £1,140, which includes access to a hospitality area serving hot food and drinks such as beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks before and after kick-off. Fans can also book a bundle of Scotland's three group stage matches from £3,180, available in two tiers: Club or Prestige. Both include the same benefits, but the more expensive package provides more luxurious refreshments and a match ticket in the 'top available' categories.
Fans can also book tickets to Scotland's potential round of 16, quarter-final and final games, with prices ranging from £1,560 to £8,040. A six-game bundle for every Hampden Park fixture is also available. If Scotland are eliminated early, fans with tickets to the round of 16 or quarter-final fixtures will instead receive tickets for different games. Those booking a final ticket will receive a refund less a 5% admin fee if Scotland are eliminated before this stage.
UEFA General Sale
Official tickets for Euro 2028 will also be available to book from UEFA, which has announced it will offer around three million tickets to fans. These tickets are not yet available as the general sale will open some time after the final tournament draw in December, when the group stage fixtures are confirmed. UEFA says it won't implement dynamic pricing and will offer more than 40% of tickets in the most affordable categories.
Tournament Details
Euro 2028 will be held in eight cities across the four host nations, with games played at nine stadiums. Hampden Park will host six matches including all three of Scotland's group games and one quarter-final tie. The National Stadium of Wales in Cardiff will host the tournament's opening match. The other host stadiums are Wembley Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Manchester City Stadium, Everton Stadium, St James' Park, Villa Park and Dublin Arena. Both semi-finals and the final will be played at Wembley.
There will be 24 teams split into six groups in Euro 2028. Only Scotland, England, Wales and the Republic of Ireland are confirmed at this stage, as they automatically qualified as co-hosts. The qualifying draw will be held in Belfast on December 6, with the qualifying group stage running from March 2027 to November 2027. The winner of each group will secure their place in Euro 2028, while the runners-up will either qualify directly or through play-off matches with UEFA Nations League teams in March 2028.
