🇦🇹 Football in Austria
The grounds on the list, ranked by Away Day Score, and how to get tickets as a visitor.
Grounds
- Ernst-Happel-Stadion58 Vienna · Austria · 50,000
- Red Bull Arena45 Salzburg · Red Bull Salzburg · 31,895
- Allianz Stadion32 Vienna · Rapid Wien
- Merkur Arena30 Graz · Sturm Graz · 15,400
- Raiffeisen Arena29 Linz · LASK · 19,080
🎟️ How to buy tickets in Austria
- 5 grounds on the list, 5 clubs.
- Standard adult league tickets from about €14 to €64 (big games cost more).
- 5 of 5 clubs usually have general sale for visitors.
| Club | Adult price | How tickets go on sale | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austria Ernst-Happel-Stadion | €34-€64 | ÖFB ticket page and partner oeticket (also ÖBB counters); single tickets about 6-7 weeks before. Not every home game is at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion. | Official tickets |
| Red Bull Salzburg Red Bull Arena | €25-€47 | Single tickets for every home league game in the official online shop (linked from the club's fixtures page); NFC tickets in Apple Wallet. | Official tickets |
| Rapid Wien Allianz Stadion | €24-€47 | Members' presale (max 2) about a month ahead, free sale the next day; online, at the Fancorner or at the stadium (+€1 on matchday). | Official tickets |
| Sturm Graz Merkur Arena | €29-€48 | Each league home game has a two-day protected presale for members (Black/Teen/Junior Members, 1 ticket each), then free sale from 10:00 in the SturmShops and online (e.g. members 4-5 Nov 2026, everyone from 6 Nov 2026 for the Tirol and Austria Wien games). The club also runs an official resale market (Ticketzweitmarkt) in its shop. | Official tickets |
| LASK Raiffeisen Arena | ~€14-€18 | Single tickets for league home games are sold in the club's online shop, usually announced a few weeks before the match ('ab sofort in unserem Onlineshop erhaeltlich'); for some bigger games Business Club and season-ticket holders get a short priority window (e.g. two days) before the general sale. No membership needed for ordinary league games. | Official tickets |
From each club's official site where it publishes prices; "~" means a fan or ground guide. Only buy from the club or its official partners: resale sites charge far more and tickets can be cancelled at the gate.
Rankings
- Europe's best away days
- The biggest football stadiums on the list
- The oldest football grounds still in use
- The newest football stadiums
- The cheapest football tickets at big grounds
- Grounds closest to an airport
- Grounds you can walk to from the station
- Grounds with the most pubs and bars nearby
- Grounds that have hosted European finals
- World Cup venues you can still visit
- The best grounds for a double-header
- The mildest winter away days
- Grounds by the same architect