For the conference of the Conference League will come a large number of foreign fans and not everyone can attend the match in the stadium, which will be able to accommodate about 19,500 people.
Whoever enters "Air Albania" will be subject to strict control.
For entry inside the stadium, starting at 18:00, as in all UEFA finals, fans will be provided with an electronic ticket. Every person who has a ticket, has it on his smartphone and this ticket is equipped with a "QR Code", which is activated on the outside of the stadium and on the inside of the stadium becomes valid. Any fan, with this ticket is sure to be able to enter. Being electronic, this ticket can neither be copied nor forged.
WHAT IS ALLOWED ? - But what is allowed and what is not allowed in the stadium? Fans should not have bags larger than the format of an A4 paper and for this purpose two bag storage places will be set up, where one will stay at the Polytechnic University and the other at the Rogner Hotel, where there will be volunteers who will take care of this part and the fans can pick them up after the match. Other things that fans should not have with them are fireworks, laser lights, water bottles or other beverages.
MODIFICATIONS - UEFA is giving the final preparation to the details of the stadium modification. Due to the presence of senior UEFA personalities and the great interest of foreign media, the stadium has reduced part of its capacity. "Air Albania" will welcome about 19,500 fans as part of the benches have been removed to create a television studio and another part to expand the media stand.
The whole central grandstand will be totally managed by UEFA, where the VIP persons, invited by UEFA, as well as UEFA partners and sponsors will stay. As for the rest, in the tribune opposite, in the central part, approaching the extremes will be again with UEFA partners or with Albanian fans and both extreme parts of the stadium, from the central part going to the extreme, are reserved for teams.
The Roma fans will stay in the southern part of the stadium, while the Feyenoord fans in the northern part of the stadium. The rest is for the general public, where about 88% of the tickets purchased are Albanian. As for the security forces, there will be about 650 "stewards" in the stadium and as for the rest, the perimeter will be surrounded by police and it is about 2000 police forces that are engaged only with the part of the stadium , as there will be a body search by the police and "stewards". The police, according to the law, will stay outside the stadium, while inside the stadium will be managed by a "steward".