Euro 2028 is coming to Cardiff, and fans can already book official match tickets for Wales' six games at the National Stadium of Wales before the general sale opens. Tickets are available now through Seat Unique, the official provider of Beyond Hospitality's packages for the tournament.
Wales will act as co-hosts alongside England, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland, with matches played at venues including Wembley, Hampden Park and St James' Park. Cardiff will host the tournament opener, marking the capital's first time staging a major football tournament.
How to buy Euro 2028 tickets now
Tickets for Euro 2028 are on sale via Seat Unique, which offers official single match tickets and bundles sold by team and by stadium. Wales fans can secure tickets for group stage, round of 16 and quarter-final games, with packages available to all fans, even those without a supporters membership.
Prices can fluctuate and are often higher than regular match tickets, as they include access to exclusive hospitality areas along with complimentary food and drink. Single match tickets start at £1,140, while a bundle for all three Wales group stage matches costs from £3,840 with three tiers: Club, Prestige or Platinum.
Knockout tickets and refunds
Tickets for the round of 16, quarter-final and final range from £1,560 to £8,040. If Wales are eliminated before these games, fans with bookings will receive tickets for other matches instead. Those with tickets for the final will get a refund less a 5% admin fee.
General admission tickets will be handled by UEFA, which says it will offer roughly three million tickets. The general sale will open after the final tournament draw in December, when group stage fixtures are finalised. UEFA has said it will not implement dynamic pricing, and at least 40% of tickets will be available in the most affordable categories.
Tournament details and venues
Euro 2028 will run for 31 days, from the opening game on June 9, 2028, to the final on July 9, 2028. Nine venues across eight cities will host matches, including Wembley Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Manchester City Stadium, Everton Stadium, St James' Park, Villa Park, Hampden Park and Dublin Arena. Both semi-finals and the final will be played at Wembley.
The tournament will feature 24 teams split into six groups, but only Wales, England, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland are confirmed, having automatically qualified as co-hosts. The qualifying draw will be held in Belfast on December 6, with qualifying matches played between March 2027 and November 2027. Group winners will qualify directly, while runners-up will either qualify directly or through play-offs against UEFA Nations League teams in March 2028.
