Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris Stadium Tickets

Stadio Luigi Ferraris Tickets

Ticketgol currently lists 19 upcoming fixtures at Stadio Luigi Ferraris, with 712 tickets available across all price categories, starting from £72.76. The next home game is Genoa CFC vs Frosinone Calcio on 12 Sep 2026 at 15:00. Every purchase is 100% money back guaranteed, so you can book with full confidence.

Stadio Luigi Ferraris, known to locals and football fans everywhere as Marassi, is one of the most atmospheric grounds in Italian football. Buy your Ferraris tickets on Ticketgol and secure your seat at a stadium that has been at the heart of Genoese football since 1911.

History and Identity

Italy's Oldest Active Football Stadium

Stadio Luigi Ferraris opened in 1911, making it the oldest football stadium in Italy still in active use. More than a century of Serie A football, local derbies, and European nights have been played on this pitch, and the stadium retains a character that modern, purpose-built arenas simply cannot replicate.

The stadium takes its name from Luigi Ferraris, a Genoa CFC player who was killed during the First World War. That tribute is not merely ceremonial, it sets the tone for a club and a ground that take their identity seriously. When you walk into Marassi, you are stepping into a place with genuine history, not a branded entertainment complex.

The Marassi Neighbourhood

The stadium sits in the Marassi district of Genoa, a tight-knit, working-class neighbourhood in the east of the city. The ground is embedded in the urban fabric rather than set apart in a retail park, which contributes directly to the matchday experience. The streets fill with supporters well before kick-off, the bars and cafés around the stadium are genuinely local, and the atmosphere builds from the moment you arrive in the area.

Capacity and Atmosphere

Stadio Luigi Ferraris holds 36,536 seats. For high-profile fixtures, particularly the Derby della Lanterna against Sampdoria, the stadium fills to capacity and the noise level is exceptional. The steep, enclosed nature of the four stands means crowd noise stays inside the bowl rather than dispersing into the sky, which amplifies the atmosphere considerably compared with more open, modern stadiums.

Genoa CFC supporters are among the most passionate in Italian football. The ultras group in the Gradinata Nord produce organised choreographies for big matches, and their commitment to creating a hostile, energetic home end is well established. Even for mid-table league fixtures, the support inside Marassi is vocal and consistent.

Clubs and Key Fixtures

Genoa CFC

With 17 home matches still to come this season, there is no shortage of opportunities to attend. Genoa Cricket and Football Club is the primary tenant at Stadio Luigi Ferraris and one of the oldest football clubs in the world, founded in 1893. The club holds nine Serie A titles and has a supporter base that is fiercely loyal to the city and the stadium. Home fixtures at Marassi are a genuine event, particularly when Genoa are competing in the top half of Serie A.

Derby della Lanterna

The Derby della Lanterna, Genoa versus Sampdoria, is the defining fixture of Ligurian football. Both clubs have historically shared Stadio Luigi Ferraris, and when this derby takes place at Marassi, the ground is completely sold out, the atmosphere is intense, and the city divides along clear red-and-blue or blue-and-white lines. Tickets for the Derby della Lanterna sell out well in advance. If you want to attend, buy as early as possible through Ticketgol to avoid missing out.

Seating Guide

Stadio Luigi Ferraris has four main stands. Understanding which stand suits your preference will help you choose the right ticket.

Gradinata Nord

The Gradinata Nord is the home end, housing Genoa's most dedicated ultras and the loudest vocal support in the stadium. This is the stand where choreographies are organised, flags are waved, and the atmosphere is at its most intense from start to finish. If you are a Genoa supporter and want to be part of the full matchday experience, this is your stand.

Gradinata Sud

The Gradinata Sud is allocated to visiting supporters. If you are following an away team to Marassi, this is the section designated for travelling fans. Be aware that for certain high-risk fixtures, the visiting allocation may be reduced or subject to restrictions, check when buying.

Tribuna Laterale

The Tribuna Laterale runs along the side of the pitch and offers a solid, unobstructed view of the full length of the playing surface. It is a good option if you want a comfortable seat with a clear sightline without being in the middle of the home ultras section.

Tribuna Centrale

The Tribuna Centrale is the main stand and the best viewing position in the stadium. Seats here offer a central, elevated view of the pitch and are the premium option for those who prioritise sightline over proximity to the noise. This is also where press, officials, and VIP guests are typically located.

Getting to Stadio Luigi Ferraris

By Metro

The most straightforward way to reach Stadio Luigi Ferraris is by Genoa's metro system. Take the metro from Genova Brignole station to the Marassi stop, which leaves you approximately ten minutes' walk from the stadium entrance. Brignole is one of Genoa's main transport hubs and is well connected to the city centre, the port area, and both main railway stations.

On matchdays, metro services typically run more frequently to accommodate supporter traffic. Trains can be busy in the hour before kick-off and immediately after the final whistle, if you prefer to avoid the crowds, leaving five to ten minutes before the end of the match or waiting thirty minutes after the final whistle usually helps significantly.

On Foot from the City Centre

Marassi is within walking distance of central Genoa for those who prefer it, the walk from Piazza De Ferrari takes around 25 to 30 minutes depending on your pace and route. This is a reasonable option on a dry evening and gives you a good view of the city.

By Car and Parking

Driving to Marassi is possible but not recommended for high-profile fixtures. Parking in the immediate area around the stadium is limited, and traffic after full-time can be slow to clear. If you do drive, arrive at least 90 minutes before kick-off and be prepared to walk some distance from your parking spot.

How to Buy Stadio Luigi Ferraris Tickets on Ticketgol

Ticketgol is a specialist football ticket marketplace. Ticket prices range from £72.76 to £682.89, with an average price of £230.55 across all available listings. Every ticket listed on the platform is sold by verified sellers, and every order comes with a 100% money-back guarantee. If your event is cancelled and not rescheduled, you will receive a full refund.

To buy Stadio Luigi Ferraris tickets on Ticketgol:

1. Go to the Stadio Luigi Ferraris page on Ticketgol.
2. Select the fixture you want to attend from the upcoming events list.
3. Choose your preferred stand and seat category.
4. Complete checkout securely, payment is processed through encrypted channels.
5. Receive your tickets by email. Most tickets are delivered as mobile tickets for scanning at the turnstile. Print-at-home PDFs are available for some fixtures.

If you are looking for the most accessible entry point, Genoa CFC vs AC Monza on 06 Jan 2027 at 20:00 currently has tickets available from £72.76, making it an excellent option for first-time visitors or those on a tighter budget.

Ticket availability and pricing vary depending on the fixture, the opponent, and how far in advance you buy. For major fixtures, including the Derby della Lanterna, demand is high and supply is limited. Buying early is always advisable.