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The Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet had reported that an additional ticket sale will take place during next week, with a total of 2000 tickets on sale. The Swedish broadcaster SVT has confirmed that a ticket sale will take place on 29 February at 10:00 CET, but with a total of 10000 tickets to go on sale. It will be the second ticket sale out of a total of four sales.

The first ticket sale took place on 26 November 2015 where people could get Eurovision tickets as christmas gifts for their families and friends, and tickets were sold out quickly.

The second ticket sale will take place on Monday, 29 February, at 10:00 CET, with about 1000 tickets for each show going on sale. “Details regarding the TV production – sketches and stage drawings – are in an advanced stage now, so we could free more places. It means that more people have the chance to experience the shows on location in Globen and there are so many possibilities – one can go with the children for an afternoon rehearsal and watch the Swedish entry rehearsing on stage or to experience the live broadcast of the final”, says Martin Österdahl, the executive producer of the Eurovision Song Contest 2016.

WHERE TO BUY?

The official ticket office for the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest is axs.com and fans are encouraged to get their tickets only from the official site.

HOW DOES THE ARENA LOOK LIKE?

Here is a general map of the Ericsson Globe Arena, which will host the contest:

GlobensGeneralLayout

HOW MUCH THE TICKETS COST?

Preliminary ticket prices were announced. They vary between the different shows and categories. No information was released about parquet ticket sale, at this stage they are probably reserved to the various OGAE fans.

Table Key:

  • A = Category A (A1-A30)
  • B1 = Category B Longside (B5-B12, B20-B27)
  • B2 = Category B Shortside (B13, B15, B17, B19)
  • B3 = Category B Upper Shortside (B14, B16, B18)
  • B4 = Category B Upper Shortside rows 21-22 (B1, B3, B14, B16, B18, B29)
  • C = Category C (C5-C13, C20-C28)

Prices are as the following (in SEK):

ShowDate and TimeAB1B2B3B4C
Semifinal 1 – Jury09/05/2016 21:00475320215170120
Semifinal 1 – Family10/05/2016 15:00475320215170120
Semifinal 1 – Live10/05/2016 21:0013701055850535320
Semifinal 2 – Jury11/05/2016 21:00475320215170120
Semifinal 2 – Family12/05/2016 15:00475320215170120
Semifinal 2 – Live12/05/2016 21:0013701055850535320
Grand Final – Jury13/05/2016 21:0013701055850535320
Grand Final – Family14/05/2016 13:00850535430320215
Grand Final – Live14/05/2016 21:002670237018251055535

WHAT IF I DON’T MAKE IT?

Two additional ticket sales are planned to take place during Spring 2016.

Stay tuned to ESCToday.com for more news regarding Tickets to the Eurovision Song Contest 2016


Gil is 23 years old, grew up in Israel and lives in Sweden. He began following the Eurovision Song Contest at the age of five, when the contest was held in Jerusalem in 1999. Gil joined the ESCToday team in March 2008, shortly after co-hosting the Israeli national selection that year.