Eurovision 2026 Tickets

The 70th Eurovision Song Contest will be hosted by ORF at the Wiener Stadthalle, in Vienna, Austria, on Tuesday 12, Thursday 14 and Saturday 16 May 2026.

Ticket sales will start on Tuesday 13 January 2026 at 13:00 CET.

To participate in the sale, you must register at both eurovision.com and oeticket.com.

Please note: This is the first ticket sale. More sales will take place in the coming months. Specific dates for other sales will follow, so keep an eye on your email account if you weren’t able to buy tickets in the first sale.

You can only register once on eurovision.com and oeticket.com until 18 December 2025 at 23:59 CET. This registration is valid for all ticket sales that may happen in the coming months.

Only register on the official websites eurovision.com and oeticket.com. Tickets purchased on unofficial platforms will not be accepted.

To buy tickets for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 you will need to create a Eurofan account at eurovision.com. You will then receive information on registering for ticket sales at oeticket.com The registration period is open between Monday 24 November and Thursday 18 December 2025 at 23:59 CET.

Please note: You can only register once on eurovision.com until 18 December 2025 at 23:59 CET. This registration is valid for all ticket sales.

Registration for ticket sales for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 is open between Monday 24 November and Thursday 18 December 2025 at 23:59 CET.

Phase 1: Creating a Eurofan account

To register for the tickets to the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, you must create a Eurofan account on eurovision.com

You will then receive an email to verify your email address. Please note that you can only complete your registration by following the instructions sent to the email address you provided.

You will then receive an email with a link to the official Austrian ticketing partner oeticket to complete your registration.

Phase 2: Registration with oeticket

To complete your ticket registration, you must create an oeticket customer account and register for the Eurovision Song Contest ticket sale at oeticket.com. Please note that you must use the same email address used for your Eurofan account. (If you already have a oeticket customer account with this email address, you do not need to create a new account).

Phase 3: Authentication

eurovision.com and oeticket will authenticate your registration. This involves checking whether your registration meets the requirements for fair ticket sales. The data from your registration and your oeticket customer account will be compared to exclude illegal resellers or so-called ticket bots. Duplicate or suspicious entries will be removed.

Phase 4: Status update

Once your registration has been approved, you will receive an email on Friday 9 January informing you that you can participate in the first ticket sale on Tuesday 13 January 2026 at 13:00 CET.

If you are eligible to participate in the sale, you will receive a purchase link and your unique, non-transferable code via your Eurofan account 48 hours before the start of the first ticket sale.

Please note: Receiving a purchase link and code does not guarantee tickets. Ticket availability is limited. Sales are on a first-come, first-served basis until tickets have sold out.

Registration is being used to give all those who wish to come to the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna fair access to tickets. This helps ensure that commercial buyers, bots, or illegal resellers are excluded so that tickets go to genuine fans.

Registration does not guarantee you tickets for the Eurovision Song Contest, as the demand is expected to be higher than the availability.

Please note: You can only register once on eurovision.com until 18 December at 23:59 CET. This registration is valid for all ticket sales.

There will be tickets available for a total of nine shows.

If you made a typing error, you can register again with the correct email address on eurovision.com and oeticket.com. You will then receive an email confirmation of your registration. To complete the registration, please follow the instructions sent to your email address.

The official Eurovision Song Contest ticket selling partner oeticket authenticates your registration. They will check whether your registration meets the requirements for fair ticket sales. They will also check the data from your registration to exclude resellers or so-called ticket bots. Duplicate entries will be removed. If authentication is successful, you will receive an email confirming that you can participate in the ticket sale, along with further information on how to do so.

If your registration was successful, you will receive one access code to your email address.

No, registering early during the registration window will not give you any advantage. Please ensure you register before the registration window closes on Thursday 18 December at 23:59 CET.

Please note: Registration does not guarantee tickets. It is expected there will be more demand than there are tickets available.

Visitors who open the link to the order page on Tuesday 13 January 2026 at 13:00 CET will be allocated a random spot in the waiting queue by the ticketing system. Visitors who open the link at 13:01 CET will join at the end of the queue.

Visiting the website the day before sales start will not guarantee you get first place in the queue.
You are advised not to refresh the ticket page, or you will lose your position and be placed at the back of the queue.

When you get through the queue you will need to enter your access code to be able to book tickets. Please note: your code is unique and personal. If tickets are booked with a different email address to the one registered to that code, your tickets can be cancelled.

You need to personalise your tickets during the buying process. So please keep the names of anyone accompanying you ready if you buy more than one ticket. Re-personalisation opens in the coming months if you need to change the name on the ticket(s).

A maximum of four tickets for all shows can be purchased per account. You are able to buy tickets for multiple shows, but at a maximum of four (4) tickets in total per order/code/email address/person.

For example, if you book two (2) tickets in one (1) order, your code will then become invalid, as the code is only valid for one order. You cannot purchase another two (2) tickets in a second order. If you would like to book seats for different shows as part of your four (4) tickets, you must do so in one order BEFORE making payment. Your code will become invalid once you make your payment.

Information on registration and how to get an access code can be found in these FAQs.

Please note that you can only register once for all ticket sales; there will be no new registration period for new sales that happen after the first sale on 13 January.

Please note: the access code doesn’t guarantee you tickets!

No, codes are non-transferable and cannot be shared.

Please check the spam file in your email account and in case there is no email, please write to eurofan@eurovision.com.

No. Only one (1) code can be processed during each order.

An order is defined as any booking (1-4 tickets) that has been completed with payment. It is important to note that only one order is possible per code. If you would like to book seats for different shows within your four (4) tickets, you must do so in one order BEFORE making payment. Your code will expire once payment has been made.

For example, if you book two (2) tickets in one (1) order, your code will lose its validity because you already booked two (2) tickets and the code is only valid for one (1) order; you cannot book four (4) tickets in two (2) separate orders. If you want to have tickets for different shows, you need to book these in one (1) order with a maximum of four (4) tickets in total.

Please check the deleted email folder to see if you can restore it. If this does not work, please contact the customer service department via eurofan@eurovision.com.

As you enter the booking page and tickets are in your online basket, you will have 15 minutes to finalise your order. Please keep your payment details ready.

Memory tickets are available for Eurovision Song Contest 2026 events that are delivered via the electronic delivery method oeticket.pass.

A memory ticket serves as an exclusive souvenir. You can easily add it to your shopping cart during the purchase process. It is free of charge; only the shipping costs apply. Please note, however, that memory tickets will only be shipped after the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. Therefore, please make sure to provide a correct delivery address. It is not possible to order the memory ticket at a later date.

The Hospitality Upgrade includes free drinks and catering two hours before all shows, and for the Evening Preview and Live Shows, also two hours after the show. Guests can enjoy an exclusive entrance, access to a lounge with DJ entertainment and surprise Eurovision Song Contest acts and receive an official hospitality wristband.

During this year’s ticket sale, you can exclusively order the Friends of Eurovision Package – your practical companion for the world’s biggest music event in Vienna.

The package includes a stylish bandana, a practical phone lanyard, and a compact pouch for your most important belongings. This way, you’re perfectly equipped and automatically in line with the Eurovision Song Contest’s no-bag policy.

Order the Friends of Eurovision bag exclusively together with your ticket now – limited availability, only while stocks last!

The following payment methods will be available:

Credit card, online banking, PayPal, Klarna, Google/Apple Pay

Tickets for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 events are available exclusively in digital form as oeticket.pass. This means you cannot download a PDF and print it and you cannot make a screenshot of the QR-code stated on the ticket.

You can find your tickets in the oeticket.app. If you have more than one (1) ticket, please note that each ticket must be personalised and transferred to the correct person. You will be able to forward your tickets in good time before the event.

You have to show your ticket at the entrance on your mobile phone in combination with your ID. More info about the oeticket.pass can be found here: https://www.oeticket.com/campaign/oeticket-app/

The QR code will activate at the latest two (2) hours before doors open. Please connect your mobile device to the internet to update the ticketing app.

Yes, a name change feature will be available in good time before the event. Further information on this will follow.

Please contact esc@oeticket.com

There are no discounted tickets for the shows. Every visitor pays the same price according to the selected category.

No access is allowed for children under 3 years because of the lighting effects, the volume of the event and the additional show effects which are not suitable for this age group.

Children under 12 years may only attend the afternoon shows with a starting time until 17:00 CET when accompanied by an adult and only while seated. For children under 12 years of age their own hearing protection is mandatory and to be provided by their parents or guardians. The use of earmuffs is recommended.

Young people up to 14 years may attend all, when accompanied by a supervising adult and seated.

Young people between 14 and 16 years of age may attend the afternoon shows, the jury shows, and the semi-finals (all shows with exception of the Grand Final) in the seated area unaccompanied. The standing visitor`s area and the final show may only be accessed when accompanied by a supervising adult.

For young people aged 16 and older no access restrictions are in place.

For children under 12 years, hearing protection must be brought by their legal guardians. The use of over-ear hearing protection is recommended.

Wheelchair tickets will be available for purchase online. Information about ticket registration and how to obtain your access code can be found here in the FAQ.

Please note: The wheelchair ticket is valid for the wheelchair user and one (1) accompanying person.

Please note that eligibility for wheelchair tickets will be checked at the entrance. Please have appropriate proof (e.g., disability pass) ready. Without appropriate proof, access to wheelchair spaces may be denied. There will be no discounted tickets.

The Eurovision Song Contest is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible event for everyone and we encourage all fans to buy tickets.

Please purchase your ticket online and indicate any special requirements, such as those listed below, in an email to ticketing.esc@orf.at:

• International sign language interpreter
• Induction loop system
• Accompanying person (not included)
• Seated/standing ticket

As this is still in the planning stage, we will provide further information at a later date. We have set ourselves the goal of making all nine performances accessible to visitors with hearing or visual impairments.

Please note guide animals or emotional support animals are not allowed inside the venue.

The following ticket categories are available:

• Golden Circle: Standing room directly in front of the stage for those who want to be close to the action.
• Arena Standing Room: Standing area with an unobstructed view of the stage, so you can join in the fun at every performance.
• Category A: Seats with an excellent view of the stage for a particularly intense experience.
• Category B: Very good seats with a good view of the stage.
• Category C: Seats slightly further away from the stage, but with a pleasant overall view.
• Second level standing: Affordable standing room in the 2nd level, where visibility may be restricted.
• Wheelchair tickets: Specially designated seats for wheelchair users.

The re-sale platform opens later in the upcoming year.

Please only purchase your tickets via the official website oeticket.com or fansale.at.

If you are unable to attend one of the shows, tickets can only be legally resold at the original price at a later date via the official fanSALE platform.

If you need assistance on registration, please contact esc@oeticket.com.

You can contact Eventim via esc@oeticket.com.

You can find all the information about ticket insurance here.

Close to the event, the EBU will communicate what you may or may not bring to the venue. However, keep in mind that there is a strict NO BAG policy.

A strict “No Bag Policy” applies to all shows. Backpacks, bags (including fanny packs), or larger items may not be brought into the venue. Only small personal items such as a wallet, mobile phone or keys are allowed. Medication that you require may of course be brought with you, please keep it easily accessible and be able to show a medical certificate / doctor’s note.

If you would like to request assistance for your visit to one of the shows, please send an e-mail to ticketing.esc@orf.at