On Saturday, May 31, all the fans' minds will be on Munich, where at the 'Allianz Arena' Inter and PSG will discuss the Champions League trophy in a long-awaited final.
The 'fever' of fans has begun and the luckiest ones will have a ticket, with prices having increased significantly on online sites, reaching the figure of 32 thousand euros. There were 300 thousand requests in total from fans of both teams to be in the stadium.
Apparently, Inter have found a solution that has not been without controversy. In addition to VIPs and institutions, Inter decided to give priority to season ticket holders (subscribers) and the oldest members of the Inter Club, rewarded by the club in a virtual meeting that included (not without controversy) more than 80 thousand people who were eligible to receive the right to a ticket.
The lucky ones received a code with which they could purchase the ticket on the UEFA website, choosing between 4 categories with the following prices: 70, 180, 650 and 950 euros.
The 'Allianz Arena' can hold 64,500 spectators, with both clubs entitled to 18,000 tickets each. The remaining tickets were allocated by UEFA through an open draw long before the names of the finalists were announced. The tickets have been sold out ever since. Or rather, today there are still some 'Eventi' tickets available for 5,900 euros or some 'Prestige' boxes for 6,900 euros.
Inter seats cost more
Searching Google for online purchases for the most anticipated match of the season, tickets appear from third parties. The problem is the prices. The cheapest ticket costs almost 3 thousand euros and is a Category 3 (officially on sale for 180 euros) in the PSG fan section.
To have an equivalent seat, but on the Inter side, you have to pay just under 4,300 euros. Confirming that the 'fever' and interest are higher among Inter fans. Since it doesn't cost anything to take a look, we went to see the most expensive tickets.
Prices range from 20,394 euros for a business seat with catering, hospitality and televisions. Then the question arises, what is offered to those who pay 31,882 euros for Prestige VIP seats?