Porto home fixtures are typically split across several ticket categories, usually labelled by zone and reflecting position in the ground and proximity to the pitch. Category A covers the most premium areas and carries the highest price point, while Category C covers the more affordable sections further from the action. European matches and O Clássico sit at a higher price tier than standard Primeira Liga fixtures regardless of category. Premium and hospitality options also exist at Estádio do Dragão, including access to executive lounges and padded seating tiers with pre-match hospitality. These are worth exploring if you want a more relaxed match-day experience beyond a standard match ticket.
Estádio do Dragão opened in 2003 and has a capacity of around 50,000. It hosted matches during Euro 2004 and has been a UEFA Champions League venue. The stadium is located in the Antas area of Porto, a short ride from the city centre. Metro line B serves the ground directly, with Estádio do Dragão station immediately adjacent. The journey from central Porto takes roughly 15 to 20 minutes, and the metro runs additional services on match days.
