Yes, we know the drill! After the Semi-Final Allocation Draw on Monday, 29th January, tickets for all six shows will go on sale. The official ticketing website, BlueTicket.pt, will turn its website into a queuing system on Tuesday 30th January at 11:00 CET.
This system is used in order to prevent the site from crashing down if Eurovision fans access the platform simultaneously. Also, there is no advantage of arriving earlier before the official sale time, as users are going to be assigned a random number at the time of the sale opening. To avoid scams, it is strongly advised not to purchase tickets from unofficial ticketing partner.
All tickets available for sale are listed below :
Tickets for the First Semi-Final
7th May 21:00 CET – Jury Show of the First Semi-Final
8th May 15:00 CET – Family Show of the First Semi-Final
8th May 21:00 CET – Live Show of the First Semi-Final
Tickets for the Second Semi-Final
9th May 21:00 CET – Jury Show of the Second Semi-Final
10th May 15:00 CET – Family Show of the Second Semi-Final
10th May 21:00 CET – Live Show of the Second Semi-Final
In total, 19 countries will compete in the First Semi-Final, while 18 countries will compete in the second one. Both semis are going to be broadcasted in participating countries and streamed on world’s largest video-sharing platform, YouTube.
The ticketing page on the official Eurovision website will be being updated from time to time with further information about future ticket releases in the coming months.