EURO 2020 tournament update
Minimum capacity of 22,500 at Wembley’s EURO 2020 games
UEFA has confirmed that there will be a return of spectators to the EURO 2020 venues, with Wembley welcoming a minimum capacity of 25% (approximately 22,500 spectators) to its seven fixtures that include England’s three group games, a round of 16 match, both semi finals and the showpiece final.
The FA continue to work collaboratively with the UK Government and local authorities in order to achieve the maximum spectator capacity possible for the latter stages of the tournament, which will be submitted to UEFA in early June.
Fans wishing to travel to the host countries to watch the matches will find it challenging due to ever-changing restrictions. Following the announcement ticket buyers will receive an email from UEFA informing them where they can find information regarding border entry restrictions and requirements for the host countries. UEFA have addressed the questions spectators might have following their announcement in the official spectator event guide, available on EURO2020.com and the UEFA EURO 2020 App, with additional information about COVID-19 mitigation measures at the stadium and travel information for each host city.
No exemptions will be provided for ticket holders of UEFA EURO 2020 matches at Wembley with all international ticket holders adhering to the laws and guidelines set out by the UK Government at the time of travel. The latest guidelines can be accessed here.
Ticket buyers will also be notified of an option to return tickets via the UEFA ticketing portal by 5pm UK time on Thursday, 22 April, in order to receive a full refund.
If you bought your tickets via the England Supporters Travel Club head to the main ESTC page to read the latest membership announcement. Supporters who purchased tickets directly from UEFA can view the full update by visiting their website directly.
If you bought your tickets via the England Supporters Travel Club head to the main ESTC page to read the latest membership announcement.
Supporters who purchased tickets directly from UEFA can view the full update by visiting their website directly.
If you would like to remind yourself of which tickets you have for Euro 2020 you can do so by heading to UEFA’s site, clicking on ‘go to our portal’ and logging in. If you encounter any issues please contact UEFA directly.
Hospitality
You can still secure access to UEFA 2020 via Official Hospitality. Whilst very limited, there are still options available to see all of England’s group games as well as the Round of 16 games, Semi Finals and Final all being played at Wembley. Packages start from €980 + VAT per person and include some of the best seats in the house as well as dining 3 hours before and 90 minutes after the game. Find out more here
UEFA has confirmed that there will be a return of spectators to the EURO 2020 venues, with Wembley welcoming a minimum capacity of 25% (approximately 22,500 spectators) to its seven fixtures that include England’s three group games, a round of 16 match, both semi finals and the showpiece final.
The FA continue to work collaboratively with the UK Government and local authorities in order to achieve the maximum spectator capacity possible for the latter stages of the tournament, which will be submitted to UEFA in early June.
Fans wishing to travel to the host countries to watch the matches will find it challenging due to ever-changing restrictions. Following the announcement ticket buyers will receive an email from UEFA informing them where they can find information regarding border entry restrictions and requirements for the host countries. UEFA have addressed the questions spectators might have following their announcement in the official spectator event guide, available on EURO2020.com and the UEFA EURO 2020 App, with additional information about COVID-19 mitigation measures at the stadium and travel information for each host city.
No exemptions will be provided for ticket holders of UEFA EURO 2020 matches at Wembley with all international ticket holders adhering to the laws and guidelines set out by the UK Government at the time of travel. The latest guidelines can be accessed here.
Ticket buyers will also be notified of an option to return tickets via the UEFA ticketing portal by 5pm UK time on Thursday, 22 April, in order to receive a full refund.
If you bought your tickets via the England Supporters Travel Club head to the main ESTC page to read the latest membership announcement. Supporters who purchased tickets directly from UEFA can view the full update by visiting their website directly.
If you bought your tickets via the England Supporters Travel Club head to the main ESTC page to read the latest membership announcement.
Supporters who purchased tickets directly from UEFA can view the full update by visiting their website directly.
If you would like to remind yourself of which tickets you have for Euro 2020 you can do so by heading to UEFA’s site, clicking on ‘go to our portal’ and logging in. If you encounter any issues please contact UEFA directly.
Hospitality
You can still secure access to UEFA 2020 via Official Hospitality. Whilst very limited, there are still options available to see all of England’s group games as well as the Round of 16 games, Semi Finals and Final all being played at Wembley. Packages start from €980 + VAT per person and include some of the best seats in the house as well as dining 3 hours before and 90 minutes after the game. Find out more here