Dublin · Ireland · 51,700 capacity · Opened 2010
Aviva Stadium Tickets.
1 upcoming event at Aviva Stadium. Home of Irish rugby and the Republic of Ireland football team on the Lansdowne Road site in Dublin — a 51,700-capacity bowl opened in 2010.
The guide
Visiting Aviva Stadium
Aviva Stadium opened in 2010 on the historic Lansdowne Road site, replacing the previous ground of the same name. The 51,700-capacity stadium is the home of the Ireland national rugby union team and the Republic of Ireland national football team, and regularly hosts major neutral club and international fixtures. Its distinctive curving south stand rises from low at the river end to full height at the upper bowl.
Upcoming · 1 event
What's on at Aviva Stadium
FAQ
Aviva Stadium tickets — common questions
How do I get to Aviva Stadium?
Lansdowne Road DART station sits adjacent to the stadium; Ballsbridge bus routes serve the area on matchdays.
Can I get away tickets at Aviva Stadium?
Usually, yes — they are just harder to come by than home tickets. Clubs get a limited away allocation and sell it to members and season-ticket holders first, so less of it reaches resale.
Are there restricted-view seats at Aviva Stadium?
Like any bowl this size, some seats have a pillar, a rail or a gantry in the way. Where a seller flags a listing as restricted view, we show it on the listing — so you can pick a normal seat instead, or take the restricted one, which is usually the cheaper way in.
What is the capacity of Aviva Stadium?
51,700. It opened in 2010.
Are tickets on Anyseats for Aviva Stadium genuine?
Anyseats is a secondary marketplace, so tickets are supplied by third-party sellers rather than issued by Anyseats. You buy through Anyseats, not directly from the seller, and every confirmed order is covered by our 200% Buyer Guarantee.
When will my tickets arrive?
Tickets usually arrive 24-72 hours before the event.