Juventus vs Lecce 3 Jan 2026

Discounts for fans aged 5 and under are available for specific sections.

A Babypark service is available at the stadium and children between 3 and 6 years old are welcome to attend and will be under the supervision of qualified staff. Inside the Allianz Stadium you can find 2 crèche areas: one in the East stand, reserved to supporters with tickets in first level, and the second one is reserved to Juventus Premium Club. This free service is available from 2 hours before kick-off.

There are no discounted tickets for students and so a full-price ticket must be purchased.

Discounts for fans aged 65 and over are available for specific sections.

There are no discounted tickets for members of the military and so a full-price ticket must be purchased.

Juventus has a free booking service to facilitate entry to the stadium for the disabled, which you can find here.

The service, aimed at supporters with certificates of 100% disability who need continuous assistance (a condition that must be stated on the certificate of disability), provides for the possibility of free access to the stadium with an accompanying adult carer.

For reasons of security and accessibility, the seats reserved for people with disabilities are specifically designated to meet the needs of the movement of wheelchairs inside the stadium. The regular ticket does not allow the entrance to the stadium of people in wheelchairs, so it is important to remember that any regular tickets purchased do not allow access to the facility.

Accreditation is issued following the presentation of documentation certifying the disability of the user, so it is strictly personal and not transferable.

Pursuant to the Ministerial Decree of Home Affairs of 06/06/2005, the ticket will include your name, therefore when purchasing, you must present valid ID or a photocopy of this.

You must bring valid ID with you to the stadium (this also applies to those under the age of 14 if not accompanied by an adult).