SSC Napoli vs Torino 8 Mar 2026

Children aged 3 and under are granted free entry provided that they are accompanied by a parent or guardian in possession of a valid match ticket, and it will be necessary to provide ID to confirm the child is under 4 years old.

The stadium has a family enclosure located in the lower tier, under the Tribuna Nisida, and benefits from particularly easy access, away from other sectors. The entrance is on Via Claudio near box office number 6, which is separate from the access points for the Tribuna Posillipo and the Tribuna Nisida.

There are special ticket prices in the family enclosure for adults and children aged 11 and under. In order to avail of the special prices, at least one adult ticket and one child ticket must be purchased. Tickets can be purchased at a reduced price by families that possess a Family Status Certificate and by common law couples that have a certificate to confirm that they are on the Civil Union Administrative Register.

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

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

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

Standard tickets alone are not sufficient for individuals in wheelchairs to gain access to the stadium. To purchase accessible viewing tickets there are 2 different stages. The first will enable users to request 2 unique booking code, which can be used to access the second stage, which enables users and helpers to purchase tickets.

In the first stage, fans can use the online form on the www.sscnapoli.it website to request their unique booking code. They will need to attach copies of documents proving that they meet the requirements (100% disability certificate, ID document). The unique booking code will be sent out via email. If the correct documentation is not sent, the code will not be activated. A code can be requested at any time during the season, but only that code received within the 5 days leading up to the event in question will be considered valid when it comes to purchasing tickets.

In order to purchase tickets (while availability lasts), fans simply need to enter their codes on the TicketOne platform together with the personal details of the disabled individual and their helper, who must be an adult. Tickets for disabled individuals are priced at €4, while the helper ticket is priced at €1. TicketOne transaction fees are added on top of this.

At the stadium entrance, fans will need to show a copy of the ticket they will have received via email, in A4 paper format, their 100% disability certificate, and the ID documents of both the disabled individual and their helper.

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).