1,172 tickets on sale across 44 Eredivisie fixtures, from £101 — most of them at Ajax, PSV Eindhoven, Feyenoord and Willem II. We price every fixture daily, so these are measured, not estimated: the median seat today is £170, and December is the cheapest month of the season to go.
All fixtures listed are subject to broadcast scheduling — kick-off times confirmed 5-7 days before.
Live price report
Eredivisie ticket prices, tracked daily
Live data: computed from 1,172 tickets live across 44 Eredivisie fixtures on 14 October 2026. Final checkout prices including all fees, shown in your selected currency. Tracked daily since 4 August 2026.
Average cheapest seat by kick-off month, across 44 priced fixtures. Dec 26 averages £127 against May 27 at £370. Fixture quality drives most of that gap — a month heavy with big clubs at home prices like one.
Founded in 1956, the Eredivisie is the Netherlands’ 18-club top flight. Each team plays 34 league matches, with European qualification and promotion or relegation play-offs extending the season for some clubs. PSV entered 2026/27 after winning three consecutive titles. The fixtures above show current Anyseats availability.
Ajax, Feyenoord and PSV are the traditional big three, playing at the Johan Cruijff ArenA, De Kuip and Philips Stadion. Ticket sales and membership requirements are managed by each club, so availability and entry conditions can differ between grounds and matches.
The shape of it
One league, then play-offs at both ends
League position determines most European places, with an additional place settled through post-season play-offs. Cup results can affect the eligible positions, so do not assume the same four places qualify every year. At the bottom, promotion and relegation play-offs involve clubs from the Eerste Divisie alongside automatic relegation.
Late-season fixtures can take on extra significance as the table develops. Play-off opponents and dates depend on qualification, so wait for the named fixture before planning a trip around it.
The big three
Buying for Ajax, Feyenoord and PSV
Season-ticket holders and members account for much of the support at the biggest grounds. General-sale access varies by match, with De Klassieker between Ajax and Feyenoord subject to particularly strict supporter restrictions.
Read the ticket’s membership, personalisation and supporter-section conditions. A home-section ticket should not be treated as an away allocation, and resale availability does not remove the host club’s entry requirements.
Travelling
Plan the whole journey to the ground
Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Eindhoven have rail connections, but journey times depend on your starting point, transfers and the stadium’s distance from the station. Check the final leg to the ground and the last service home, particularly for evening matches.
Fixtures are spread across the weekend, with additional midweek dates during the season. Confirm the kick-off before booking travel and choose a ticket for the correct supporter section; wearing opposition colours in a home area can lead to refused entry.
Grounds
Eredivisie Stadiums
Eredivisie grounds with listed fixtures — where they are, how many home matches are listed, and the cheapest recorded seat where available. Click a club or a ground for the full list.
Prices are the cheapest seat listed for that club’s home fixtures, all fees included, from the latest price snapshot. A dash means unavailable price or ticket data, not a zero price.
FAQ
Eredivisie ticket FAQs
How much are Eredivisie tickets?
Across the 44 Eredivisie fixtures we price daily, the median fixture starts at £170 and the cheapest seat on sale anywhere in the league is £101 (PSV Eindhoven vs ADO Den Haag). Opening prices run up to £680 (Feyenoord vs FC Groningen). Every figure is a final checkout price with fees included, taken from 1,172 tickets listed today.
Which Eredivisie club is cheapest to watch?
PSV Eindhoven — a home ticket starts at £101 today, against £257 at Willem II. That gap is mostly the fixture, not the club: a ground hosting a title rival prices differently from the same ground hosting a promoted side. The table above lists every club.
When is the cheapest time to buy Eredivisie tickets?
By kick-off month, December 2026 is the cheapest of the season — the average cheapest seat is £127 across its 5 fixtures, against £370 in May 2027. Fixture quality drives most of that: a month without the big clubs at home prices like one.
How many Eredivisie fixtures are on sale?
44 fixtures have listings right now, carrying 1,172 tickets across 4 clubs. We re-price every one of them daily, so the numbers on this page are today's rather than a seasonal estimate.
Are Eredivisie tickets on Anyseats authentic?
Listings come from verified sellers. The 200% Buyer Guarantee covers ticket non-delivery and ticket-related denied entry that cannot be resolved in time. We first try to provide comparable or better replacements. When that is not possible, you get 100% refunded, plus 100% back in credit. Events cancelled by the organiser without a replacement date are refunded in full instead.
When will my Eredivisie tickets arrive?
Tickets usually arrive 24-72 hours before the event and are guaranteed before it begins. Some issuers release tickets closer to the start time. Most tickets are delivered electronically. Physical tickets are sent by tracked courier or arranged for clearly identified collection.
Why are Eredivisie ticket prices sometimes above face value?
Anyseats is a secondary marketplace. Prices are set by individual sellers and reflect the live supply and demand for each fixture, section and quantity. Compare the total buyer price and listing details before choosing.
What happens if my Eredivisie match is cancelled or postponed?
If an event is postponed or rescheduled, your ticket stays valid for the new date. If an event is cancelled outright with no replacement date, you're refunded in full for the tickets and any mandatory order fees, to your original payment method - automatically. A cancellation by the organiser is outside our control, so it is covered by that full refund rather than by the 200% Buyer Guarantee.
Can I buy Eredivisie away tickets?
Away inventory appears only when an available listing is specifically identified for that allocation. Supply is limited and supporter, identification or collection rules may apply, so read the listing and fulfilment instructions carefully.
Which clubs are in the 2026/27 Eredivisie?
Eighteen. ADO Den Haag, Cambuur and Willem II came up from the Eerste Divisie; Volendam, NAC Breda and Heracles Almelo went down at the end of last season. PSV Eindhoven start as champions for the third year running.
When does the 2026/27 Eredivisie season run?
From 7 August 2026 to 23 May 2027, with a winter pause around the turn of the year. End-of-season play-offs for European qualification and relegation follow the final round.
Why are there so few Eredivisie listings on Anyseats?
Dutch clubs sell most seats to members and season-card holders, so little inventory reaches any resale market until close to kick-off. We list only what sellers actually have — an empty list means nothing is on sale, not that the match is off.
Can I buy tickets for De Klassieker — Ajax vs Feyenoord?
Only when listings are available. This fixture has a history of restrictions on visiting supporters, so check the host club’s current guidance and the supporter designation of the ticket. A ticket in the home end does not provide permission to attend as an away supporter.
Do Dutch clubs use personalised tickets?
Several do, and club-card or membership conditions attach to some sections. The listing states the entry conditions for that seat — read them before buying, because the rules are the club's and are enforced at the turnstile.
How do the Eredivisie European play-offs work?
The clubs finishing just below the automatic European places meet in short post-season play-offs for the Netherlands' remaining European ticket. The exact seedings depend on final league position and cup results, and are confirmed at the end of the regular season.
Is there a relegation play-off in the Eredivisie?
Yes. Alongside automatic relegation, a play-off route involving Eerste Divisie clubs decides one place in next season's top flight, so matches at the bottom stay live into the final weeks.
