
Ferencvaros Tickets & Matchday Guide
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How to Buy Ferencvaros Tickets
We cover every path into the stadium: official club channels, officially authorized hospitality partners, and vetted resellers. Each evaluated honestly with realistic expectations so you know exactly what to expect.
Official Ferencvaros Tickets
This is the single most important thing to know before planning a Ferencvaros trip: Groupama Arena runs a strict supporter card system. For any normal ticket, every fan aged 6 and over needs a personal Fradi supporter card (szurkoloi kartya), and it can only be issued in person at the stadium, never online. The one bypass is VIP hospitality, which needs no card at all. The good news is the stadium holds around 22,000 and most domestic matches have availability once you clear the card step.
Quick reality check for visitors:
- • The supporter card is compulsory for all standard tickets. You cannot enter a normal seat without one, and you cannot register for it online. Plan to arrive in Budapest at least a day before the match
- • The card is issued in person at the Groupama Arena ticket and registration office on Ulloi ut. A passport or national ID is accepted, so foreign visitors can register. It takes only a few minutes and involves a small one-time fee
- • VIP hospitality tickets need no supporter card. If you want to avoid the registration trip entirely, this is the cleanest route for overseas fans
- • The Ujpest derby (the Budapest eternal derby) and big European nights are the highest-demand fixtures. Everything else is usually accessible
How the supporter card system works:
- • The card is an anti-hooliganism measure with biometric registration, which is why it must be done face to face and cannot be completed on the website
- • Register at the ticket office at Groupama Arena, Ulloi ut 129. It is open on weekdays and Saturday mornings, with extended hours on matchdays
- • Bring your passport. Once you hold the card, it is linked to your tickets for entry, so the name on the ticket and the card must match at the gate
The foreign-visitor buying process, step by step:
- • Buy a ticket voucher online at meccsjegy.fradi.hu, the official Fradi ticketing platform, which has an English option
- • Take that voucher, plus your passport, to the stadium ticket office to register your supporter card and exchange the voucher for your actual match ticket
- • Alternatively, do the whole thing at the ticket office in one visit: register the card and buy the ticket together. Either way, budget time before matchday, as the office gets busy close to kickoff
Pricing and where to sit:
- • Face value at Groupama Arena is low by Western European standards. Check meccsjegy.fradi.hu for current pricing by sector and opponent
- • The B-Kozep sections behind the goal are the ultras' home and the loudest part of the ground. The long side stands give the best all-round view for a first visit
- • Away supporters are allocated sector E, accessed through gate 4
Ferencvaros Ticket Strategy
- The supporter card is the whole game here. If you are only in Budapest for the match day itself, get to the stadium ticket office as early as it opens, or buy VIP hospitality and skip the card entirely
- Bring your physical passport, not a photo of it. The registration is biometric and done in person
- For the Ujpest derby and European knockout nights, sort your card and ticket well in advance. For a routine NB I league game, the card step is the only real hurdle
Ferencvaros Official Hospitality & Packages
Groupama Arena's VIP hospitality is run through SPORTFIVE and is the easiest way for an international visitor to attend a Ferencvaros match, because VIP tickets do not require a supporter card. Packages range from a simple queue-skip entry to full grandstand seats with all-inclusive dining, and all use a private entrance.
Groupama Arena Official VIP Hospitality
Direct From ClubOfficial VIP hospitality at Groupama Arena across several tiers, from a main-building entry option that skips the general queues up to premium grandstand seats with all-inclusive catering, a private entrance, and lounge access. One tier sits right next to the ultras' section for atmosphere with comfort. Crucially for visitors, no supporter card is required for VIP tickets. Book by contacting the hospitality team at Groupama Arena.
Browse VIP Packages →Choosing the Right Experience
- VIP is the only way into Groupama Arena without registering a supporter card in person, which makes it the practical choice for a short-trip visitor
- The tiers next to the ultras' end give you the noise and colour of the home support with a seat and catering
- Contact the hospitality team ahead of your trip to confirm availability for your fixture
Ferencvaros Ticket Marketplaces
Secondary platforms mainly carry Ferencvaros European home games (Champions League, Europa League and Conference League nights), where demand from visiting fans is high and UEFA-match ticketing differs from the domestic supporter card system. For routine league games, the official supporter card route is simpler and cheaper.
Ticket resale platforms operate independently of Ferencvaros and Matchday Guide. Clubs reserve the right to refuse entry for unauthorized tickets, so any resale purchase is at your own risk.
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Check tickets →Marketplace Safety Tips
- Marketplaces make the most sense for Ferencvaros European home games. For a domestic league match, register a supporter card and buy from the club instead
- Because entry can be tied to a named ticket, confirm your platform handles name details or provides documentation for the gate
Your Matchday at Groupama Arena
Hotels near the ground, the best transport routes on matchday, pre-match pubs the locals go to, and how to book a stadium tour.
Where to Stay for Ferencvaros Matches
Groupama Arena is in District IX, about 3km south-east of central Pest and directly on the M3 metro line, so you can stay right by the stadium or in the centre and ride the blue line straight to Nepliget in around 10 to 15 minutes. Below are two hotels unique to Budapest plus a reliable mid-range and a top-tier luxury rung for travelers who want a known quantity.
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Interactive map showing available hotels near Groupama Arena with live prices.
Notable Hotels
Unique to Budapest
Tribe Budapest Stadium
Next to Groupama Arena, a few minutes' walk to the gates
A modern 4-star design hotel built right next to Groupama Arena and the MVM Dome, with a rooftop Skybar overlooking the stadium complex. No other quality hotel puts you this close to the Fradi ground, and the M3 metro at Nepliget is on your doorstep for reaching the centre.
Vibe: Design / Mid-range | Rating: 9.1 | Matchday: The obvious matchday base. Walk to the ground, then ride the metro straight into town afterwards. The rooftop bar is a good pre-match meeting point.
View Hotel →Aria Hotel Budapest by Library Hotel Collection
District V near St Stephen's Basilica, around 15-20 minutes to the stadium via M3
A music-themed 5-star hotel next to St Stephen's Basilica, with a glass-roofed music garden, a themed floor for every genre, and the High Note SkyBar offering some of the best rooftop views in Budapest. Consistently rated among the city's top hotels.
Vibe: Luxury / Boutique | Rating: 9.0 | Matchday: A special-occasion base in the heart of Pest. Walk to Arany Janos utca or Deak Ferenc ter for the M3 to Nepliget.
View Hotel →Mid-Range and Luxury Ladder
Mercure Budapest City Center Hotel
Central Pest near Vaci utca, around 15 minutes to the stadium via M3
A reliable 4-star Accor hotel in the pedestrian shopping district of central Pest, a short walk from the Danube and Vorosmarty ter. Dependable international standards at a mid-range price with excellent metro access.
Vibe: Mid-range | Rating: 8.5 | Matchday: Central, well-connected, and easy on the wallet. The M3 from the nearby city-centre stops runs direct to Nepliget.
View Hotel →Kimpton BEM Budapest by IHG
Riverside on the Buda side, around 20-25 minutes to the stadium
A polished 5-star lifestyle hotel on the calmer Buda riverbank with two bars, a spa, and a design-led feel just off the Danube. A quieter, more residential luxury base away from the tourist crush, with exceptional guest ratings.
Vibe: Luxury | Rating: 9.4 | Matchday: The splurge option for a relaxed riverside stay. It sits across the river from the M3 line, so allow a little more time or take a taxi to the ground on matchday.
View Hotel →Budapest Hotel Strategy for Ferencvaros Matches
- Tribe Budapest Stadium is the only quality hotel right at the ground. Book it early for European nights and the Ujpest derby
- Staying anywhere on the M3 blue line makes the stadium easy, since Nepliget is a direct metro stop
- Central Pest (Districts V and VII) puts you near the ruin bars, the Danube, and the main sights, all a short metro ride from the match
Getting to Groupama Arena
Groupama Arena is one of the easiest stadiums in Europe to reach, sitting directly beside Nepliget station on the M3 metro line. Trams also serve the ground. Allow extra time on matchdays as the metro and the stadium ticket office both get busy before kickoff.
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Metro
RecommendedBKK Metro Line M3 (Blue)
• Nepliget
2 to 6-minute walk to the stadium gates | M3 (Blue Line) | Nepliget station is immediately next to Groupama Arena on the M3 blue line, which runs the length of Pest through the city centre. Follow the signs from the station exit toward the stadium. The blue line is the single best way in and out.
Journey time: Around 10 to 15 minutes from central Pest stops such as Kalvin ter, Ferenciek tere or Deak Ferenc ter (change to M3). From Liszt Ferenc Airport, take the 100E airport coach to Kalvin ter, then M3 to Nepliget.
Frequency: Every few minutes during the day, with heavy service on matchdays.
Cost: Standard BKK single ticket or a travelcard. Buy from machines at any metro station or the BudapestGO app.
Tips:
- Nepliget is also Budapest's main international coach terminal, so the area is well signposted and easy to find
- After the match the metro platform gets crowded for 15 to 20 minutes. Waiting a few minutes or walking a stop can mean a less packed train
- Validate or tap your ticket correctly, as BKK inspectors check regularly
Tram
BKK Trams 1 and 24
• Nepliget / Nagyvarad ter area
Short walk to the stadium | Tram 1 (along Konyves Kalman korut), Tram 24 | Tram 1 runs along the outer ring road (Konyves Kalman korut) past the stadium and links to the Puskas Arena and other ring-road stops. Tram 24 connects the area toward Keleti railway station via Nagyvarad ter. Both are handy if you are coming from the eastern side of the city rather than the centre.
Journey time: Varies by starting point. Tram 1 is useful for cross-town journeys that avoid changing onto the metro.
Frequency: Roughly every 10 minutes into the evening.
Cost: Standard BKK ticket, same fare system as the metro.
Tips:
- Tram 1 is a good option if you are staying near the Puskas Arena or the eastern ring road
- For most visitors coming from central Pest, the M3 metro is faster and simpler than the tram
Pre-Match Bars for Ferencvaros Matches
Ferencvaros is a District IX club and the pre-match drinking is concentrated in small, no-frills presszo bars right around Nepliget station and the metro underpass, a short walk from the ground. These are genuine Fradi spots, cash-friendly and light on English, but full of green-and-white atmosphere. Important safety note: Ujpest, Fradi's biggest rivals, are based in District IV in the north of Pest, an entirely separate part of the city. Stick to the District IX and Nepliget venues below or neutral central bars on the M3 line, and keep colours discreet on derby day.
Szoglet Presszo
Short walk from the stadium, by the tram stop on Konyves Kalman korut near Nepliget
Atmosphere: Traditional presszo, Fradi decor, Outdoor seating
A spacious corner bar (szoglet means corner) decked out with Fradi iconography, right by the tram stop a short walk from the ground. Outdoor tables make it a popular warm-weather pre-match gathering spot, with a wide range of beers, wine and coffee at low prices. One of the most reliable fan bars near Groupama Arena.
Entry notes: Open to all. Mostly cash, limited English. Gets busy before kickoff, so arrive early for an outdoor table.
Agi Presszo Nepliget
In the Nepliget metro underpass, a few minutes from the stadium
Atmosphere: Tiny local presszo, Vintage, Regulars
A small, old-school drinking den in the Nepliget underpass where local regulars sip coffee and beer under black-and-white photos on the wall. It is about as authentic and unpolished as Budapest bars get, and a genuine slice of the neighbourhood on the way to the ground.
Entry notes: Open to all but very small, so it fills fast. Cash only and no English. Weekday hours are shorter, so it may be closed for late evening kickoffs.
Zold Villam Etelbar Sorozo-Borozo
In the Nepliget underpass, a few minutes from the stadium
Atmosphere: Basic food bar, Cheap eats, FTC memorabilia
A cheap-and-cheerful food-and-drink bar in the Nepliget underpass, serving hot food (fried chicken, kolbasz, burgers) alongside beer and wine, with FTC bits and pieces on display. Not fancy, but a handy spot to eat and grab a pint before walking to the stadium.
Entry notes: Open to all. Cash-friendly, no English, no toilet on site. Best for a quick bite and a beer rather than a long session.
Pre-Match Strategy
- The Nepliget bars are basic and cash-oriented. Carry some forint, as cards and euros are not always accepted
- For more variety, drink in central Pest first (the District IX Raday utca bar street near Kalvin ter is on the M3 line) and ride the blue line to Nepliget
- Avoid Ujpest-associated bars entirely. They are in District IV in the north of the city, a completely different area from Fradi's District IX
Matchday Traditions & Atmosphere
Pre-Match Build-Up
Groupama Arena sits on Ulloi ut in the Ferencvaros district (District IX) in south-east Pest, right beside Nepliget metro station. Fans arrive along the wide avenue and gather at the small presszo bars around the Nepliget stop and metro underpass, most of them draped in green and white with Fradi memorabilia inside. The club's identity is built around the eagle crest and the green-and-white colours, and scarf and shirt sellers set up near the main entrance and the statue of club legend Florian Albert. The stadium opened in 2014 on the site of the old Ulloi ut ground, so the modern arena still carries the traditions of the historic terrace.
Inside Groupama Arena
The heart of the noise is the B-Kozep (Sector B) behind the goal, home to the Green Monsters ultras, formed in 1995. The B-Kozep name is a deliberate nod to the historic middle terrace of the old Ulloi ut stadium, and the group fills sections behind the goal with flags, coordinated tifo displays and pyrotechnics on the biggest nights. Fradi are the most successful club in Hungary, and European visitors such as Red Star Belgrade, Monaco and Olympiacos have drawn near-capacity, intense crowds. For a first visit, the long side stands give the best view while still catching the full sound from the Green Monsters' end.
The Budapest Derby (vs Ujpest)
Ferencvaros versus Ujpest is Hungary's biggest rivalry, often called the eternal derby (orokrangado). Ujpest are based in District IV in the north of Pest, a completely different part of the city, and the two fanbases do not mix. The atmosphere for this fixture is the most charged of the season, with heavy police presence and the Green Monsters producing their most elaborate displays. Fradi also share an older rivalry with MTK. If you are visiting for the derby, sort your ticket and supporter card early and keep club colours discreet away from the stadium.
Post-Match
After full time the crowd funnels back to Nepliget metro, which is right next to the ground, so the M3 blue line gets busy for 15 to 20 minutes. Many fans stay for a drink at the bars around Nepliget before heading back into the centre, while others take the metro straight to the Kalvin ter and city-centre stops. Budapest's nightlife, including the ruin bars of the District VII Jewish quarter, is an easy metro ride from the stadium.
Visitor Tips
- Arrive early for big matches. Nepliget station serves the whole stadium and the ticket office queues build close to kickoff, especially if you still need to register a supporter card
- The B-Kozep behind the goal is the most intense area but is dominated by the Green Monsters ultras. The side stands are better for a first-time neutral
- Keep club colours low-key outside the ground on Ujpest derby day
Groupama Arena Tour & Fradi Museum
Ferencvaros run a stadium tour combined with the Fradi Museum at Groupama Arena, covering the club's history as Hungary's most decorated side, including its 1965 European trophy. It is a good non-matchday activity and takes you behind the scenes of the modern arena that opened in 2014.
Duration
Approximately 50 minutes for the tour, plus time in the museum
Schedule
Tuesday to Sunday, tours roughly every hour from late morning through mid-afternoon (earlier last tour at weekends). Closed Mondays and not run on matchdays. Check the museum page for the current day's times.
What you'll see
Official Tour
Book direct through the club for the full experience and member discounts. Book well in advance — sells out fast in peak season.
Book Tour and Museum →Local Expert Stadium Tours
Tour the stadium with a local expert guide — small groups, flexible times, and often available when the official tour sells out.
Find expert stadium tours →Budapest Experiences for Football Fans
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