How to get tickets for Eurovision 2021
Here we will keep you update with all the information about getting tickets for Eurovision 2021 – All tickets for Eurovision 2021 will be refunded
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30 APRIL 2021
Ticket sale on 8 May – No general public sale
The Dutch government has confirmed that a maximum of 3,500 spectators will be allowed inside the Ahoy Arena in Rotterdam for Eurovision 2021. This is approximately 20% of the capacity.
Tickets are only available to those who successfully purchased tickets for Eurovision 2020, and there will be no general public sale.
Ticket sales will start on Saturday 8 May at 12:00 CEST. Everyone who had tickets for Eurovision Song Contest 2020 will receive an email with a link to the sale of the show(s) for which tickets have been bought in 2020.
A unique code will give purchasers access to buy their tickets, but will not guarantee tickets to the show because of the reduced capacity.
All spectators need to obtain a negative rapid COVID-19 test (free of charge) on the day of the show via testenvoortoegang.nl and show the negative test result at the entrance.
1 APRIL 2021
Up to 3,500 people in the audience for Eurovision 2021
The Dutch government announced on Thursday 1 April that it will take the opportunity to test how larger events can take place corona-safe and will allow up to 3,500 spectators – half the capacity of the Rotterdam Ahoy Arena – for each of the three live shows and six rehearsals of Eurovision Song Contest 2021.
All spectators must have a negative COVID-19 test result to be allowed into the arena.
In the coming weeks, the organization behind Eurovision Song Contest 2021 will provide more information how ticket sales will take place. This is done in close consultation with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the municipality of Rotterdam and the Ahoy Arena.
Source: NOS
2 March 2021
Scenario B confirmed – Audience not decided
After evaluating a number of situations it has now been confirmed that Eurovision Song Contest 2021 will be held under the Scenario B basis:
- Everyone attending the Eurovision Song Contest at Rotterdam’s Ahoy Arena would need to practice social distancing.
- Strict health and safety measures (including frequent COVID-19 testing) would be in place at the venue. A protocol to protect artists, delegations, and crew on and off site would be adhered to.
- If there are any delegations who cannot travel to Rotterdam, their artists will perform “live-on-tape” with a recorded performance being used.
- Those who can travel to Rotterdam will perform their songs live on stage.
- There would be 9 shows (6 dress rehearsals, 2 Semi-Finals and a Grand Final), either with no audience or a reduced audience to allow for social distancing. The final capacity would be dependent on local government guidelines.
- There will be activities in the city of Rotterdam held in a safe and responsible way.
A decision on whether an audience can be present at the shows in Rotterdam will be decided at a later time
3 February 2021
Ticket refunds for Eurovision 2021
Eurovision Song Contest 2021 can not take place "as normal" this year. The organizers of Eurovision 2021 have been working on four scenarios, and have now ruled out Scenario A.
When Scenario A ("normal" Eurovision) is no longer viable, there will be reduced capacity inside the Ahoy Arena in Rotterdam. As there will be less capacity for an audience in Scenarios B and C, organizers have decided to refund all current ticket holders this month and later give them the option to repurchase tickets for the same show or shows.
The number of tickets available for each show will be dependent on government guidelines regarding social distancing. Organizers are keen to emphasize that, if circumstances allow, there will be opportunities to sell more tickets later.
Eurovision 2021 and COVID-19: 3 Scenarios
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and Dutch Host Broadcasters NPO, NOS and AVROTROS are working on 3 basic scenarios for hosting Eurovision 2021, depending on the status of COVID-19. Read more: EBU will focus on Scenario B.
16 May 2020, 23:14
Tickets for Eurovision 2020 will be valid for 2021
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has announced the following regarding tickets for Eurovision 2020 and Eurovision 2021:
I bought tickets for the Eurovision Song Contest 2020, are they valid for 2021?
The tickets you have bought for Eurovision Song Contest 2020 will remain valid for 2021. The tickets will be valid for the same show you have booked (for example, if you booked for the 1st Semi-Final Jury show 2020, your tickets will be valid for the 1st Semi-final Jury show 2021). We hope to welcome you to the show in 2021.
Will I receive a new ticket for the Eurovision Song Contest 2021?
We will inform you about this in a later stage.
Unfortunately, I cannot make it to the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 and would like to receive a refund. Is this possible?
Yes, if you are already sure you cannot attend the show in 2021, you are able to return (all) your ticket(s) and receive a refund.
You can request a refund from Monday 25 May at 12.00 CEST until Friday 5 June 2020 at 23.00 CEST via this Refund Form .
Only the main buyer can ask for a refund. The refund process starts no later than Saturday 6 June, after the closure of the refund request period.
It can take 4 to 6 weeks before you receive your money back to the account you used to pay for your ticket(s).
Can I also request for a refund after the dates for 2021 have been confirmed?
Yes, once the dates are known, you will have another opportunity to return your tickets and receive a refund, should you not be able to attend. When the dates are known, we will inform you by email again.
I can go to the show in 2021, but unfortunately, my friends can’t, what can I do with these tickets?
We can imagine that not everyone in your group is not able to go to the Eurovision Song Contest in 2021. We will for that reason, before any further sales begin for the remaining tickets, give you the opportunity to change the names on your tickets. We will inform you by email at a later date how this will work.
Please note it is not possible to ask for a partial refund of your order.
I bought tickets from Avrotros or Ticketswap, how does that work?
These tickets will also remain valid for Eurovision Song Contest 2021.
If you are already sure you cannot attend the show in 2021, you are able to return (all) your ticket(s) and receive a refund.
You can request a refund from Monday 25 May at 12.00 CEST until Friday 5 June 2020 at 23.00 CEST via this Refund Form .
Only the main buyer can ask for a refund. The refund process starts no later than Saturday 6 June, after the closure of the refund request period.
It can take 4 to 6 weeks before you receive your money back to the account you used to pay for your ticket(s).
If you have questions for Ticketswap, please contact them at info@ticketswap.com.
Will further tickets for next year’s show go on sale?
It is currently too early to discuss ticket sales for next year’s show. It depends on how many tickets are returned and what capacity will be available next year.
I have another question about my tickets...
If you have another question about your ticket(s), we kindly ask you to please contact Paylogic via customerservice@paylogic.com. Please note, you cannot request a refund via this e-mail address. For a refund request, please use the link on eurovision.tv which will be available on 25 May.
Source: EBU
Usually the tickets go out early the same year or late the year before the contest. For Eurovision 2020, the tickets were sold in three waves.
It has been confirmed that Eurovision Song Contest 2021 will be held in Rotterdam as scheduled for Eurovision 2020. Read more: Rotterdam to host Eurovision 2021.
Eurovision tickets the last years
Eurovision 2020: 12 December 2019(cancelled)- Eurovision 2019: 18 February 2019
- Eurovision 2018: 30 November 2017
- Eurovision 2017: 14 February 2017
- Eurovision 2016: 26 November 2015
- Eurovision 2015: 15 December 2014
- Eurovision 2014: 29 November 2013
- Eurovision 2013: 26 November 2012
The six previous years the tickets has been released in waves, depending on the allocation of seats in the arena.
How much are Eurovision tickets?
The cost of tickets has varied a lot from year to year. Here we have gathered some information about ticket price for Eurovision Song Contest the previous years. The cheapest tickets were for the semi-final rehearsals, and the most expensive tickets were for the Grand Final live show:
Eurovision 2020: Between €20 and €255(cancelled)- Eurovision 2019: Between €183 and €415
- Eurovision 2018: Between €5 and €299
- Eurovision 2017: Between €8 and €300
- Eurovision 2016: Between €11 and €280
- Eurovision 2015: Between €14 and €390
Tickets for 9 shows
There will be tickets on sale for 9 shows – Six rehearsals and three live shows:
SEMI-FINAL 1
LIVE SHOWTuesday21:00SEMI-FINAL 2
LIVE SHOWThursday21:00GRAND FINAL
LIVE SHOWSaturday21:00Special tickets for fans
The last many years, a number of tickets have been reserved for the members of one of the official Eurovision fan clubs around the world. These tickets are mainly for standing right in front of the scene in a special fan zone. The tickets are only sold in packages with six tickets to six shows: The three live-shows and the three jury-rehearsals.
The fan tickets will be sold through the official Eurovision fan clubs.
