One of the featured stadiums for Euro 2008, the stadium has ample seats and is designed in a way that there are no pesky supporting pillars holding up the roof that will impede your vision. As such, all of the seats have great sightlines, though they are far away from the action as there is that old atmosphere killer – an athletics track, surrounding the pitch.Sector B, also known as the Fan Kurve has the greatest atmosphere and the cheapest tickets with an average price being 20 Euro, so that might be a good place to start. Otherwise, if you would rather simply take a seat, relax and watch the game, the more expensive seats in the East Stand that runs the length of the pitch might be better for you – prices here between 30 and 50 Euro. The most comfortable seats are in the West Stand, but tickets here can cost around 70 Euro – more on a European competition night.

If you are looking to buy tickets for a FC Zurich game, you can do so by purchasing them from home online or by telephone. You can also pay a visit to the club shop that is located at the stadium mid-week, visit one of the sales outlets in the city or you can arrive to a game early and get them at the gate from 90 minutes in advance of kick-off, but do note for bigger games they may be sold out on game day.Their biggest games tend to be European clashes, or fixtures against league rivals FC Basle and Young Boys, as well as the only true derby in the nation with Grasshopper.Generally, ticket prices will fall in the price range of CHF 25 if you get a seat behind the goals, up to CHF 50 for a ticket in the main stands.