Slavia Prague Tickets & Matchday Guide
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Baník Ostrava
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Zbrojovka BrnoHow to Buy Slavia Prague 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 Slavia Prague Tickets
Fortuna Arena, the Eden stadium in Vrsovice, holds 19,370. Here is the good news for visitors: most Chance Liga home games reach open general sale at low, fixed prices through Ticketportal, with no membership or fan card needed. The exceptions are the Prague derby against Sparta and big European nights, which sell out fast.
Quick reality check for visitors:
- • Regular Chance Liga (league) matches: Open general sale through Ticketportal at low face value, no membership required. This is one of the easiest big-club matchday tickets in Europe for a visitor
- • Prague derby vs Sparta Prague: The hardest ticket of the season, gone almost instantly. Hospitality or a verified European-focused marketplace are your realistic routes
- • European nights (Champions League / Europa League): High demand against big clubs. Buy the moment sales open, or fall back on hospitality and marketplaces
- • Away supporters: A small allocation in a corner of the lower tier, released through the visiting club. Any leftover away tickets sometimes go on sale at the Gate 3 box office about two hours before kickoff
How to buy:
- • Tickets are sold through Ticketportal (ticketportal.cz), linked from the official Slavia site. Switch the site to English, search the fixture, and choose your sector
- • Sales usually open around a week before league games. The maximum is six tickets per purchase
- • Pay by card online. Tickets arrive by email and you can enter on your phone, so there is no need to print
- • The stadium box office by Gate 4 opens roughly two working days before a match, and a Gate 2 office opens on matchday. ID is not required for standard tickets
Where to sit:
- • The North Stand (Tribuna Sever), sectors 105 to 110, is the standing home end and the loudest part of the ground. Expect to stand the whole match
- • The main side stands give the best views with a good atmosphere and are the easy pick for first-time visitors
- • Prices are low by Western European standards and vary by sector and opponent, so check the current fixture on Ticketportal
Slavia Ticket Strategy
- For a regular league match, simply buy online through Ticketportal a few days ahead. This is about as accessible as a big-club matchday ticket gets in Europe
- For the Sparta derby, plan months ahead. It sells out at once, so look at hospitality or a verified marketplace early
- For a loud, standing experience choose the North Stand (Tribuna Sever). For seats and views, pick a side stand
Slavia Prague Official Hospitality & Packages
Slavia sells VIP hospitality directly through the club at Fortuna Arena, with several lounge and private-box tiers that bundle a match ticket with catering and premium seating. Options are more limited than at the biggest Western European clubs, so book early for the derby and European nights. This covers the match experience only, you arrange your own hotel and transport.
Official Slavia VIP Hospitality
Direct From ClubClub-direct hospitality at Fortuna Arena across several tiers, including the Gol Klub and Legenda Klub lounges, the VIP 1892 area, and the Planicka private boxes for small groups. Packages combine a match ticket with catering, bar service, and premium seating. Enquire and book through the club's VIP tickets page.
Browse VIP Hospitality →When to Choose Hospitality
- The Prague derby against Sparta and Champions League nights are when hospitality is the most reliable way in, since general sale evaporates
- Lounge and box capacity is modest, so enquire with the club well ahead for high-demand fixtures
- For a routine league game you rarely need hospitality, general-sale seats are cheap and available
Slavia Prague Ticket Marketplaces
Secondary platforms are worth a look mainly for the Sparta derby and big European home games, when official channels sell out. For ordinary Chance Liga fixtures, the official Ticketportal route is cheaper and easier.
Ticket resale platforms operate independently of Slavia Prague and Matchday Guide. Clubs reserve the right to refuse entry for unauthorized tickets, so any resale purchase is at your own risk.
LiveFootballTickets.com
150% money-back guaranteeAbove Face ValueFootball-specialist platform with a 150% money-back guarantee. For Slavia it mainly covers Champions League and Europa League fixtures, home and away, rather than the domestic Czech league.
Check tickets →HelloTickets
Vetted professional sellersVaries by FixtureVetted professional sellers with multilingual support and refund protection if an event is cancelled or tickets do not arrive on time. Tourist-friendly, and its Slavia page fills up around European and marquee matches.
Check tickets →Marketplace Safety Tips
- For a league match, skip the secondary market, official Ticketportal seats are inexpensive and easy to get
- Only reach for resale on the derby or a big European night, and compare against club hospitality first
- Use platforms with clear buyer protection and confirm delivery timing before you pay
Your Matchday at Fortuna 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 Slavia Prague Matches
Fortuna Arena is in the residential Vrsovice district in the east of Prague, about 20 minutes from the centre by tram. You can sleep right at the stadium, or base yourself in elegant Vinohrady or the city centre and ride tram 22 out to the ground. All four picks sit on the central and eastern side of the city, well clear of Sparta's Letna district in the north.
Browse All Nearby Hotels
Interactive map showing available hotels near Fortuna Arena with live prices.
Notable Hotels
Unique to Prague
Iris Hotel Eden - Czech Leading Hotels
Inside the Eden complex, steps from the Slavia tram stop
The only hotel built into Slavia's own Eden sports complex, so you can walk from your room to the turnstiles in a couple of minutes. A comfortable 4-star with two restaurants and a terrace, and easy tram access into the centre.
Vibe: Mid-range | Rating: 9.0 | Matchday: Unbeatable for matchday convenience, you are inside the stadium complex. Rooms fill up fast around big fixtures, so book early.
View Hotel →Le Palais Art Hotel Prague
Vinohrady, short tram ride to the stadium
A five-star boutique inside an 1897 Belle Epoque residential palace on a Vinohrady hilltop, with ornate period detail, a gourmet restaurant, and city views. It sits in the elegant district between the centre and the stadium.
Vibe: Luxury / Historic | Rating: 9.2 | Matchday: Vinohrady is safe, characterful, and well connected. Walk down to a tram or metro and ride out to Eden in around 15 to 20 minutes.
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Courtyard by Marriott Prague City
Next to Flora metro (Line A), Vinohrady / Zizkov border
A reliable 4-star Marriott right by Flora metro station on Line A, two stops from Zelivskeho near the stadium. Modern rooms, a fitness centre, and a shopping mall next door make it an easy, predictable base.
Vibe: Mid-range | Rating: 8.7 | Matchday: Flora metro gets you toward the stadium quickly, and the centre is about five minutes the other way. Good value and international standards.
View Hotel →Almanac X Alcron Prague
Off Wenceslas Square, tram or metro to the stadium
A 1932 Art Deco landmark just off Wenceslas Square, fully renovated in 2023 and holding a Michelin Key. Home to the historic Alcron restaurant, a spa, and some of the city's most polished service.
Vibe: Luxury | Rating: 9.2 | Matchday: The splurge pick in the heart of the centre. Tram 22 runs nearby, and you are surrounded by the city's best dining before and after the match.
View Hotel →Prague Hotel Strategy for Slavia Matches
- Iris Hotel Eden is the only true stadium-side option, ideal if matchday convenience matters most
- Vinohrady is the smart base for most visitors: elegant, safe, packed with cafes and bars, and a quick tram to Eden
- Book well ahead for the Sparta derby and Champions League nights, when central hotels fill and prices climb
Getting to Fortuna Arena
Public transport is by far the best way to reach Fortuna Arena. The Slavia tram stop is right outside the ground, and tram 22, the city's most useful line, runs there directly from the centre. Metro plus a short tram, or a suburban train to Praha-Eden, also work.
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Tram
RecommendedPrague Public Transport (PID / DPP)
• Slavia
About a 5-minute walk to the stadium gates | Tram 6, Tram 7, Tram 19, Tram 22, Night trams 95, 97, 99 | The Slavia stop sits directly outside Fortuna Arena. Tram 22 is the classic route from the centre, passing Narodni trida, Namesti Miru, and out through Vrsovice to the stadium. It gets very busy right before kickoff and after the final whistle.
Journey time: Around 20 minutes from the city centre by tram 22.
Frequency: Every few minutes on matchdays; night trams (95, 97, 99) cover late finishes.
Cost: Standard PID transfer ticket, valid across tram, metro, and bus. Buy on the PID Litacka app or at machines and validate on board.
Tips:
- Tram 22 from Namesti Miru or Narodni trida is the simplest door-to-door option from the centre
- After the match the Slavia stop is packed, walking one stop against the flow can get you on a less crowded tram
Metro + Tram
Prague Metro Line A (green)
• Namesti Miru / Zelivskeho / Strasnicka
Change to a tram, or about a 1.5 km walk from Zelivskeho or Strasnicka | Metro Line A (green) | From Namesti Miru you can pick up tram 22 straight to Slavia. From Zelivskeho or Strasnicka, continue by tram or walk roughly 1.5 km to the ground.
Journey time: Metro to Namesti Miru then tram is comparable to riding tram 22 the whole way.
Frequency: Metro every few minutes; trams frequent on matchdays.
Cost: Standard PID ticket covers the metro-to-tram transfer.
Tips:
- Namesti Miru is the cleanest metro-to-tram interchange for the stadium
- The metro is useful if your hotel is nearer a Line A station than a tram 22 stop
Suburban Train
Esko Praha (suburban rail)
• Praha-Eden
A short walk to the stadium | Suburban (Esko) rail services | The small Praha-Eden station sits beside the stadium and can be handy if your route connects through it. Praha-Vrsovice station is also within walking distance. Check current suburban timetables, as service is less frequent than the trams.
Journey time: A few minutes from central Prague stations on connecting suburban services.
Frequency: Less frequent than trams, best treated as a secondary option.
Cost: Covered by PID zone tickets.
Tips:
- For most visitors tram 22 is simpler and more frequent than the train
- The train can be a quick escape after the match if a service lines up with the final whistle
Pre-Match Bars for Slavia Prague Matches
The area right around Fortuna Arena is residential, so the near-stadium pub scene is limited and the biggest pre-match buzz is the club's own fan zone out front. There are still a couple of genuine Slavia spots by the ground, plus good options in Vrsovice and the centre. Important on derby day: these are all Slavia and neutral territory in the east and centre of the city. Stay well away from Sparta's Letna and Holesovice districts in the north.
Pivnice U Stadionu
By the Slavia tram stop, a short walk from the stadium
Atmosphere: Traditional, tiny, die-hard Slavia local
A long-standing, no-frills Slavia supporters' pub right by the Slavia tram stop, with club paraphernalia crammed around a tiny interior and cheap Staropramen on tap. On matchdays regulars spill out onto the pavement. This is the closest thing to a genuine Slavia fan pub next to the ground.
Entry notes: Open to all, but small and packed on matchdays. Home-fan heavy, arrive early for a spot.
Turnovska Pivnice Vrsovice
In Vrsovice, a short tram ride or walk from the stadium
Atmosphere: Traditional Czech tank-beer hall, relaxed
A proper Vrsovice beer hall pouring fresh tank Pilsner-style lager and Czech pub classics. Less of a hardcore fan den than a reliable, good-value local for a pre-match pint and a plate of goulash before heading to Eden.
Entry notes: Open to all, no ticket needed. A calmer alternative to the packed stadium bars.
Kozicka
Old Town cellar bar, tram or metro to the stadium
Atmosphere: Lively Czech cellar bar, central, Slavia-linked
A popular multi-room cellar bar just off Old Town Square, known for Czech beer, hearty goulash, and a buzzing late crowd. It has a real Slavia link too, players have been photographed celebrating title wins here, making it a fun central base before you ride out to Eden.
Entry notes: Open to all, no colours issue in the centre. A good pick if you are staying in the Old Town.
Pre-Match Pub Tips
- Pivnice U Stadionu is the authentic Slavia pub by the ground, tiny and quick to fill, so get there early
- The stadium fan zone out front opens about two hours before home games with beer and food, and is where the pre-match energy really is
- Basing in Vinohrady or the Old Town? Drink centrally, then take tram 22 out to Slavia rather than hunting for bars near the stadium
Matchday Traditions & Atmosphere
Pre-Match Build-Up
Fortuna Arena sits in the residential Vrsovice district in the east of Prague, reached by the Slavia tram stop right outside. On home matchdays the club opens a fan zone in front of the stadium about two hours before kickoff, with food and Pilsner Urquell on tap. Red and white is everywhere, scarf sellers work the approaches, and a large shopping centre across the road covers fast food and last-minute supplies. Most fans ride tram 22 out from the centre or gather in nearby Vrsovice and Vinohrady before walking to the ground.
Inside Fortuna Arena (Tribuna Sever)
The North Stand, known as Tribuna Sever, sectors 105 to 110, is the home of the Slavia Ultras and the engine of the noise. It is standing-only, with big flags, coordinated choreography, flares, and the rolling chant 'Slavia do toho!' (Come on, Slavia). Slavia play in a red-and-white halved shirt with a five-pointed red star, worn in essentially the same design since 1896, which gives the club its nickname sesivani, 'The Stitched Ones.' As reigning Czech champions and regular European participants, Slavia draw a full, loud Eden for the big games.
The Prague Derby (vs Sparta Prague)
Slavia versus Sparta Prague is the biggest fixture in Czech football and one of the oldest derbies in Europe. Sparta play across the city at Letna in the north, so the two fanbases occupy completely different districts. This is the one Slavia match that sells out immediately and the atmosphere is fierce. Visitors should be careful with colours around town on derby day: keep Slavia red-and-white to Vrsovice, Vinohrady, and the Eden fan areas, and avoid Sparta's Letna and Holesovice districts.
Post-Match
After the whistle, crowds funnel to the Slavia tram stop and the nearby Praha-Eden railway station, so give it a few minutes to clear. Many fans drift back into Vinohrady or the city centre for food and beer, both an easy tram ride away. Vrsovice itself, especially around Krymska street, has a growing bar scene for a quieter drink.
Visitor Tips
- Arrive early for the derby or a European night, the fan zone and Slavia tram stop get busy well before kickoff
- The North Stand (Tribuna Sever) is standing-only and intense, the side stands are calmer with better views
- On derby day, keep club colours to Slavia and neutral areas and steer clear of Sparta's Letna district
Slavia Museum & Fortuna Arena Tour
Fortuna Arena hosts the largest football museum in the Czech Republic, spread over more than 1,200 square metres with over 1,200 artefacts, combined with a behind-the-scenes stadium tour. It is a strong non-matchday activity for football fans in Prague.
Duration
Allow roughly 1.5 to 2 hours for the museum and stadium tour combined
Schedule
Open on non-matchdays, typically Fridays and weekends, with extended hours in the summer months. Times shift around fixtures and events, so check the official site before visiting.
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.
Museum and Stadium Tour Info →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 →Prague Experiences for Football Fans
Unique Prague Experiences
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