๐ญ๐ท Football in Croatia
The grounds on the list, ranked by Away Day Score, and how to get tickets as a visitor.
Grounds
๐๏ธ How to buy tickets in Croatia
- 2 grounds on the list, 2 clubs.
- Standard adult league tickets from about โฌ15 to โฌ30 (big games cost more).
- 1 of 2 clubs usually have general sale for visitors.
- Membership or a club card needed: Hajduk Split.
- Named tickets or ID needed: Dinamo Zagreb.
| Club | Adult price | How tickets go on sale | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dinamo Zagreb Maksimir | โฌ20-โฌ20 | Online only. Members get about a day of priority, then sale opens to everyone until kick-off, but non-members can buy only some stands (North lower is members-only), and the derby with Hajduk has been sold to members only. Tickets carry the holder's name, which cannot be changed; at the derby, the ID and ticket names had to match at entry. | Official tickets |
| Hajduk Split Poljud | ~โฌ15-โฌ30 | For 2026-27 league games, only active club members can buy until match day; any unsold tickets go on general sale on match day only, and the North stand is members-only. Membership can be bought online and used straight away (a guide puts it at about EUR 20); buying needs your membership number and date of birth. | Official tickets |
From each club's official site where it publishes prices; "~" means a fan or ground guide. Only buy from the club or its official partners: resale sites charge far more and tickets can be cancelled at the gate.
Rankings
- Europe's best away days
- The biggest football stadiums on the list
- The oldest football grounds still in use
- The newest football stadiums
- The cheapest football tickets at big grounds
- Grounds closest to an airport
- Grounds you can walk to from the station
- Grounds with the most pubs and bars nearby
- Grounds that have hosted European finals
- World Cup venues you can still visit
- The best grounds for a double-header
- The mildest winter away days
- Grounds by the same architect