After two months of waiting, the second wave of tickets for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest have gone on sale, and fans of the competition can purchase tickets from the nine shows that will take place between May 13-17.
Second wave exclusively for those who did not get tickets
Following the pre-registration period, half a million people successfully opted in for their chance to get tickets. The first wave of tickets officially went on sale on January 27th. After just over two hours, all available tickets were snapped up. However, shortly afterwards, host broadcaster SRG SSR revealed further tickets would become available. These tickets would, however, could only be bought by those who had already pre-registered. As well as this, those who had already bought tickets could not get a second order.
If you have ‘The Code’ (yes I went there) You will be able to purchase Eurovision 2025 tickets via Ticketcorner.ch, regardless of the country you are booking from. You are only able to use your unique access code one time to purchase a maximum of 4 tickets.
The price range for the tickets for this year’s shows are as follows:
- Semi-Final Evening Preview – 50CHF- 170CHF
- Semi-Final Afternoon Preview – 10CHF – 60CHF
- Semi-Final Live- 70CHF – 270CHF
- Grand Final Evening Preview – 65CHF – 220CHF
- Grand Final Afternoon Preview – 25CHF – 100CHF
- Grand Final Live – 90CHF – 350CHF
The shows will take place as follows:
Semi-Final 1
- Semi-Final 1 – Evening Preview – May 12 – 21:00CET
- Semi-Final 1 – Afternoon Preview – May 13 – 15:00CET
- Semi-Final 1 – Live Show – May 13 – 21:00CET
Semi-Final 2
- Semi-Final 2 – Evening Preview – May 14 – 21:00CET
- Semi-Final 2 – Afternoon Preview – May 15 – 15:00CET
- Semi-Final 2 – Live Show – May 15 – 21:00CET
Grand Final
- Grand Final – Jury Show – May 16 – 21:00CET
- Grand Final – Afternoon Preview – May 17 – 13:30CET
- Grand Final – Live Show – May 17 – 21:00CET
You are able to find the Terms and Conditions for purchasing a ticket right here.
All About Eurovision 2025
Switzerland will be hosting the 69th edition of the competition following Nemo’s historic win at Eurovision 2024 in MalmΓΆ. A few weeks after their win, Reto Peritz, and Moritz Stadler, was announced as the Executive Producers, with the other roles revealed in July 2024.
Basel, Bern & Biel/Bienne, Geneva, and Zurich submitted bids to host next year’s competition, with Basel and Geneva being shortlisted as the final two cities. After the shortlist, it was revealed that Basel will host Eurovision 2025, at St. Jakobshalle with the shows taking place on May 13, 15 and 17.
The visual identity for this year’s contest is “Unity Shapes Love”, which was developed by Art Director Artur Deyneuve, and was inspired by the Swiss tradition of direct democracy, with the message conveyed visually through the iconic Eurovision heart symbol.
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News Source: EBU/Ticket Corner
Photo Credit: SRG SSR
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