Marakana Ticket Packages: Greece, Netherlands, Germany
The Football Association of Serbia began selling ticket packages on September 1 for Serbia's matches against Greece, Netherlands and Germany at Marakana, priced from 2,700 to 30,000 dinars by stand.
Fans who want to follow all three of Serbia’s home matches at Marakana this fall now know exactly what it will cost and where to click. On September 1, the Football Association of Serbia opened sales for ticket packages covering three Nations League “A” division matches, and the price list, at least for this stretch of the season, is clear.
The schedule is already set. Serbia hosts Greece on September 24, then Netherlands arrives at Rajko Mitic just three days later, on September 27, and the third and final home test of the fall comes on November 13 against Germany. All three matches are being played at the same stadium, which at least simplifies logistics for fans planning to attend the full package.
Tickets are sold exclusively through the iTicket platform, where the three-match package is already available. Sales opened on September 1, the same day the FSS informed the public, and individual match tickets have not yet been mentioned as an option.
Package prices by stand
For fans who want to attend all three matches, the prices are as follows:
- North stand: 2,700 dinars
- East stand: 4,200 dinars
- West stand: 4,500 dinars
- Sinisa Mihajlovic stand: 8,400 dinars
- VIP boxes I, II and gallery: 30,000 dinars
For the South stand, traditionally reserved for the loudest section of the crowd, no three-match package has been made available.
The Football Association of Serbia said in a statement: “A maximum of two ticket packages can be purchased per ID card or passport.” The same statement adds: “Every person entering the stadium, regardless of age, must hold a valid ticket.” According to the federation, children without a ticket will not be allowed into the stadium, so parents bringing young fans along need to factor that into their purchase as well.
When does individual ticket sale start?
The package is aimed above all at fans who already know they won’t miss any of the three matches. The FSS said the package offers significantly better terms than buying a ticket for each match separately, which is the main reason this option went on sale first.
For everyone else, the federation has said it will announce later when individual ticket sales begin, so fans who aren’t sure they can make all three dates will then be able to pick only the matches that suit them.
The national team’s calendar is packed. Only three days separate the Greece match from the Netherlands match, meaning Marakana will barely get a break during that ten-day stretch in September, while the November clash with Germany comes as the last “A” division test before the winter break. As the FSS pointed out when announcing the sale, these are matches against three former European champions, which says plenty about the difficulty of the group Serbia finds itself in this fall.
Until then, the only way to guarantee a seat at all three matches is the package through iTicket. The FSS has not yet announced a start date for individual sales, and since the first match, against Greece, is less than a month away, fans waiting for a single ticket won’t have much time to decide once that sale opens.
For those who aren’t planning to attend all three matches, the package doesn’t have to be the only option. It’s enough to wait for the federation’s next announcement, expected before September 24, when the Marakana season opens for this part of the Nations League calendar.
