Tickets for Eurovision
There is, without a doubt, an enormous interest when it comes to tickets for the nine ESC shows at the Wiener Stadthalle. Therefore, an established multi-stage system is being implemented to ensure that ticket sales are as orderly, fair, and secure as possible.
How can I purchase ESC tickets?
Such a ticketing system is also used at other events of this scale. All fans who successfully registered by December 18, 2025, will receive a confirmation and an access code for the first sales wave in early January 2026. The first sales wave starts on January 13, 2026 (1:00 PM CET), the day after the Semi-Final Allocation Draw, meaning fans will already know which countries will compete in which Semi-Final. Tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis, with a maximum of 4 tickets per registered person. If fans are unable to secure tickets in the first sales wave, they can take part in one of the subsequent sales waves using any unused registration code.
Important: Tickets cannot be purchased without prior registration.
The aim of this process is to ensure transparent and fair access to tickets and to prevent bot purchases or commercial resales. Please be aware that only by purchasing tickets through official sales channels you can be sure of obtaining a valid ticket for the event. Do not use any other sales channels under any circumstances.
Which ESC shows can I attend?
Around 100,000 fans will be in attendance during the nine ESC shows at the Wiener Stadthalle. For each of the three TV shows (semi-finals 1 + 2 and the final), a live show, an evening preview show the night before (a complete run-through, during which the international juries cast their votes) and an afternoon preview show on the afternoon of the live shows (a complete run-through, a dress rehearsal for the artists) will take place.
Tickets for the afternoon shows start at 15 euros. The most expensive ticket (the Golden Circle ticket for the Grand Finale directly in front of the stage) costs 360 euros.
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- Roland-Rainer-Platz 1, 1150 Wien
- http://www.stadthalle.com
Accessibility
no steps
Parking spaces for people with disabilities
on Sorbaitgasse and in the main car park of the Stadthalle
Wheelchair accessible restroom available.
Special wheelchair seats in halls D and F. Inductive hearing system in Hall F.
Halls D and F are wheelchair-accessible.
