Napoli Hospitality: Packages and Prices

Napoli hospitality comes down to two lounges and one number that moves: the opponent. On 5 November 2026 a Posillipo Lounge seat was listed on 1BoxOffice from €260.65 (about £229) for Torino on 21 November and from €761.65 (about £670) for Inter on 31 January 2027. The same lounge offering, almost three times the price.

Napoli are in Serie A, the Coppa Italia and the Champions League league phase this season, which puts cup and European nights on top of 19 league dates in Fuorigrotta. Seat-only prices for every home match sit alongside the lounges under Napoli tickets. What follows covers what each package includes, what it costs by opponent, how it compares with an ordinary seat in the same stand and what to check before paying.

Napoli's Matchday Hospitality Options

The range found on sale for the Maradona is shorter than at Juventus, Milan or Inter. Napoli does not publish a hospitality price list of its own, and its 2026/27 season ticket campaign stops at Tribuna Posillipo Premium, a seat with no catering attached. Lounge places are sold match by match through the club's hospitality partner and on marketplaces including 1BoxOffice. Three products appeared in the 1BoxOffice inventory checked on 5 November 2026, and only two of them involve a room inside the stadium. That is not necessarily every hospitality offering at the ground.

Package	Where you sit	What is included	Hospitality access	Sold as
Nisida Lounge	Tribuna Nisida, on the main-stand side	Buffet-style food, complimentary drinks, half-time drinks and snacks	Lounge from 1.5 hours before kick-off, service again at half-time	One to 10 tickets per order on most matches
Posillipo Lounge	Tribuna Posillipo, the central main stand	Buffet-style food, complimentary drinks, half-time drinks and snacks	Lounge from 1.5 hours before kick-off, service again at half-time	One to 10 tickets per order on most matches; marked as seated in pairs for Torino and Juventus
Napoli Experience Package	Distinti, lower tier (Inferiori) or upper tier (Superiori)	Multi-course dinner in the city before the match	No stadium lounge	Listed for Club Brugge on 8 December 2026

The inclusions above are taken from the lounge ticket options on 1BoxOffice on 5 November 2026. Both lounges offer broadly similar hospitality, with seating in different sections: a buffet, a bar and a host team, open for 90 minutes before the match and serving again at the interval. For a 20:45 kick-off that means doors at 19:15.

What is missing matters as much. The ticket options for the two stadium lounges do not mention a seated meal, post-match lounge access, parking, a stadium tour or a player appearance. Anyone used to English hospitality, where a seated meal is common, should read the Maradona offer as a good seat with food and drink beforehand, not a dining event.

Napoli also has partner space that is not sold match by match. The club presented the RIFLESSI Lounge in November 2025 as a space for partners, VIPs and supporters, used before and after matches and for business meetings. No public price has been published for it.

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What Each Match Costs, and Why the Opponent Sets the Bill

Lounge prices at the Maradona are set match by match, and the spread is wide. The table shows the lowest price per person for each lounge on 1BoxOffice on 5 November 2026, in euros as listed, with pounds in brackets. Where a lounge shows as not listed, no seats in it were on sale that day.

Match	Date	Competition	Nisida Lounge from	Posillipo Lounge from
Napoli vs Torino	21 Nov 2026	Serie A	€236.65 (£208)	€260.65 (£229)
Napoli vs Lecce	5 Dec 2026	Serie A	Not listed	€236.65 (£208)
Napoli vs Club Brugge	8 Dec 2026	Champions League	€286.65 (£252)	€386.65 (£340)
Napoli vs AC Milan	13 Dec 2026	Serie A	€511.65 (£450)	Not listed
Napoli vs Cagliari	7 Jan 2027	Serie A	€260.65 (£229)	€286.65 (£252)
Napoli vs Fiorentina	17 Jan 2027	Serie A	€336.65 (£296)	€360.65 (£317)
Napoli vs Viking	27 Jan 2027	Champions League	€286.65 (£252)	Not listed
Napoli vs Inter	31 Jan 2027	Serie A	€610.65 (£537)	€761.65 (£670)
Napoli vs Juventus	14 Feb 2027	Serie A	€536.65 (£472)	€586.65 (£516)

Pound figures for 1BoxOffice prices, in this table and throughout this guide, are 1BoxOffice's own pound prices for the same ticket options, rounded to the nearest pound. They are not European Central Bank conversions, which is why €260.65 appears as £229 here and not £218. Club face-value prices quoted elsewhere in this guide are converted at the European Central Bank reference rate of 4 November 2026 (€1 = £0.8346). Prices move with demand, and Serie A kick-off slots for 2027 can still change with broadcast selection, so treat every 2027 Serie A date in the table (Cagliari, Fiorentina, Inter and Juventus) as subject to confirmation.

Three price bands come out of those nine matches:

• Lower-demand league nights (Torino, Lecce, Cagliari): €236.65 to €286.65, roughly £208 to £252.
• A mid-priced match (Fiorentina): €336.65 to €360.65, roughly £296 to £317.
• The three northern giants (AC Milan, Inter, Juventus): €511.65 to €761.65, roughly £450 to £670.

Two details are easy to miss. First, the dearest lounge night in this inventory is Inter, not Juventus: the Posillipo Lounge for Napoli vs Inter Milan tickets was €175 more expensive than the same lounge for Napoli vs Juventus tickets. Second, the gap between the two lounges is not fixed. Posillipo cost €24 more than Nisida for Torino and Fiorentina, €26 more for Cagliari, €50 more for Juventus and €151 more for Inter, so the central seat carries its largest premium on the nights when the view matters most to buyers.

Availability thins as the opponent gets bigger. For Napoli vs AC Milan tickets on 13 December only the Nisida Lounge was listed, five weeks before kick-off. For Napoli vs Torino tickets both lounges were open with 16 days to go.

There is one data point on late pricing. Three days before Napoli's scheduled home match against Lazio at 12:30 on Sunday 8 November 2026, the Nisida Lounge was listed from €136.65 (about £120), the only lounge price below €200 on any match checked, and no Posillipo Lounge seats were listed. One match is not a pattern to plan a trip around, and nothing suggests it applies to Milan, Inter or Juventus. Seat-only prices for the rest of the league season are under Serie A tickets.

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European Nights: Check the Restrictions for Each Match

Napoli play four home matches in the Champions League league phase in 2026/27. Arsenal on 9 September and Bodo/Glimt on 20 October have gone, which leaves Club Brugge on Tuesday 8 December 2026 and Viking on Wednesday 27 January 2027, both at 21:00.

European lounge prices sit between the league bands. On 5 November 2026 the Nisida Lounge was listed from €286.65 (about £252) for both remaining ties, and the Posillipo Lounge from €386.65 (about £340) for Napoli vs Club Brugge tickets. That is €126 more than the same lounge for Torino and €375 less than for Inter.

The Club Brugge night is also the one match where the dinner package was listed. The Napoli Experience Package started at €130.65 (about £115) with an upper-tier Distinti seat and €140.65 (about £124) with a lower-tier one, which makes it the lowest-priced hospitality product at the Maradona by some distance. The meal is in the city, not at the ground, so allow time to reach Fuorigrotta afterwards.

Restrictions on European nights are set match by match. The lounge and package ticket options for Club Brugge and Viking carried the note that away-team passport holders are not allowed and that a passport copy is required. The club's own sale can apply a different test: for Arsenal in September it barred residents of Great Britain from the home sectors. Nationality, residence or both may count, so check the ticket option notes, the seller's terms and the club's rules for the specific match before booking a home lounge. Dates and seat-only prices for the knockout rounds, if Napoli reach them, will appear under Champions League tickets.

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The Coppa Italia: Lowest Prices, No Lounge Listed Yet

Napoli enter the Coppa Italia at the round of 16 and host Fiorentina on Wednesday 16 December 2026 at 21:00. It is among the lowest-priced nights at the Maradona this winter. On 5 November 2026, Napoli vs Fiorentina Coppa Italia tickets started at €30 in the Curva and €34 in the Distinti, or £26 and £30 in 1BoxOffice's own pound prices.

No lounge seats were listed for the tie on that date. That leaves a useful comparison for anyone flexible on dates: the same opponent returns in the league on 17 January 2027, when the two lounges start at €336.65 and €360.65. Check the cup tie again nearer the date before paying the league price for the same opponent. Later rounds are under Coppa Italia tickets.

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Posillipo Premium, Tribuna Autorità and Planned Sky Boxes

Three names cause most of the confusion around premium seats in Naples. None of them was found on sale as a hospitality package.

Tribuna Posillipo Premium is the club's dearest public seat. It is a seat and nothing else: the club's sale notices list a price and no services. In the 2026/27 general sale it has cost €110 (£92) for Frosinone on 10 October, €115 (£96) for Lazio on 8 November and €275 (£230) for Arsenal on 9 September.

Tribuna Autorità is the honours section. Napoli's 2026/27 season ticket campaign names it among the sectors of the stadium and attaches no price to it, alongside the press box and the away sector. It is not sold to the public. Tribuna d'Onore, a label used at other Italian grounds, does not appear among the club's sectors at all.

The city's August 2026 redevelopment proposal includes 36 sky boxes. The Comune di Napoli, which owns the stadium, presented it on 4 August 2026 as part of the city's bid to host Euro 2032 matches. It is a municipal proposal, not a completed facility. The figures in it:

• Capacity rising from 54,732 to 63,300 seats
• 36 sky boxes of 16 seats each, 576 premium places in total
• New hospitality spaces served by an underground car park
• A roof extended by 15 metres

The club and the city do not agree on the stadium's future. Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has rejected the plan to spend public money on the current ground. In September 2026 he said he had a letter of intent for a 38-hectare site in the east of Naples and a design for a separate 70,000-seat stadium with 120 sky boxes, which he said he would fund himself. Neither scheme has been built, and neither changes what is on sale this season.

No sky box was found on public sale for 2026/27, so any package described as a sky box or private box at the Maradona deserves a close read of what is actually included before money changes hands.

Lounge or a Tribuna Seat: Where the Premium Goes

The fair comparison is not against the lowest seat in the ground. It is against a good seat in the same stand, bought the ordinary way.

Lazio on 8 November 2026 gives the cleanest numbers. The club's general sale priced Tribuna Nisida at €85 (£71), Tribuna Posillipo at €100 (£83) and Posillipo Premium at €115 (£96). The Nisida Lounge on 1BoxOffice stood at €136.65 three days out. On that night, the lounge cost approximately €52 more than a standard Nisida seat, for which the buyer got 90 minutes of buffet and drinks before the match and service at half-time.

Lazio is the only example with a club price and a lounge price in the same stand for the same match. The next two examples are illustrative and do not compare equivalent seats for the same match. Napoli's general-sale price for Tribuna Posillipo was €95 (£79) against Frosinone in October. The Posillipo Lounge for Lecce in December, a different match, started at €236.65, about two and a half times as much.

For Milan, Inter and Juventus the sums change character. Napoli publishes prices only when each sale opens, which this season has been eight to 21 days before kick-off, and the general sale comes last, after the Fan Stadium Card presale and a members' window. The practical comparison is with seat-only tickets on the same marketplace: for Juventus on 14 February 2027, a Distinti Superiori seat was listed from €260.65 and the Nisida Lounge from €536.65. Those seats are in different stands on opposite sides of the ground, so the figure shows the cost of moving up to a lounge, roughly double, and is not a like-for-like seat comparison. How the club's sale phases work is covered in the guide to buying Napoli tickets without membership.

A lounge seat suits:

• Visitors who want a central position and food sorted on a winter evening
• Groups seeking hospitality seating, subject to confirmation of adjacent seats
• Anyone hosting clients or marking an occasion

It is the wrong choice for a supporter who came for the noise of the Curva B, or for anyone expecting table service and a private box.

Where the Lounge Seats Sit

Stadio Diego Armando Maradona holds 54,732 with its third tier closed, according to the Comune di Napoli. Both lounges are paired with seats on the main-stand side. Tribuna Posillipo blocks fill the centre, either side of the halfway line, and Tribuna Nisida blocks sit beside them towards the Curva B end. The Distinti run along the opposite touchline, which is where the dinner package seats are. The Stadio Diego Armando Maradona seating plan shows the block layout.

One thing no lounge fixes is the athletics track. It still separates every stand from the pitch, so a central position counts for more here than at a ground built only for football. That is the practical argument for Posillipo over Nisida when the price gap is €24, and the argument for saving the money when it is €151.

Getting there is simple. Campi Flegrei rail station is 720 metres from the stadium, according to the city's redevelopment documents, and the lounge doors open 90 minutes before kick-off, so aim to arrive in Fuorigrotta two hours ahead. Seat-only options in every sector are under Stadio Diego Armando Maradona tickets.

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How the Maradona Compares with Turin and Milan

Set against the other three big Serie A clubs, the Napoli range found on sale has the fewest products and the simplest catering. The entry prices below come from different sources, so read them as a guide to scale and not a like-for-like tariff: the Napoli figure is a marketplace price, the others are club starting prices.

Club	Entry price per person	Source and date	What the range looks like
Napoli	€130.65 (dinner package, Club Brugge); lounges from €236.65 across the nine matches in the price table, and €136.65 for Lazio three days before kick-off	1BoxOffice, 5 Nov 2026	Two buffet lounges and one dinner package
Juventus	€199	Club starting price, 4 Nov 2026	Seven premium areas and two matchday experiences
AC Milan	€160	Club price for Milan vs Fiorentina (5 Jan 2027), read 2 Nov 2026	Ten or more tiers, up to €1,220 for Tribuna Autorità on the same match
Inter	€200 plus VAT	Club starting price, 29 Oct 2026	Lounges, clubs with table service and seasonal sky boxes

The pattern is clear. Turin and Milan sell a ladder, from a post-match bar to a private box, and the lowest rung is at or below €200 before tax. The Maradona inventory shows one level of lounge. The highest price observed in this sample, €761.65 for Inter, was lower than the €1,220 Milan asked for Tribuna Autorità against Fiorentina. The full ranges are set out in the guides to Juventus hospitality packages, AC Milan hospitality packages and Inter Milan hospitality lounges.

Booking a Lounge Seat on 1BoxOffice

Lounge seats are listed well ahead of the club's own sale. On 5 November 2026 both lounges were already on sale for Juventus on 14 February 2027, more than three months out. Prices can be shown in pounds, euros, dollars or dirhams.

Napoli issues personalised match tickets and may check identity at the stadium. The club's standard single-match sale rules prohibit changes of ticket holder. Before purchasing through a resale marketplace, confirm how the ticket will be issued in each guest's name, whether any restrictions apply and what happens if admission is refused. Buying through a marketplace does not automatically override the club's entry conditions. 1BoxOffice is an independent resale marketplace and is not affiliated with SSC Napoli or the competition organisers.

Seating works the same way. 1BoxOffice's terms say it will make every effort to seat tickets in pairs unless the ticket option states otherwise, and a group of three or more cannot count on adjacent seats unless the ticket option says so. If a party must sit together, confirm the arrangement before paying.

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1BoxOffice has operated as a ticket marketplace since 2006 and lists Nisida Lounge and Posillipo Lounge seats for Napoli home matches at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, with every order covered by the 150% guarantee terms set out above.

Sources: SSC Napoli 2026/27 season ticket campaign, SSC Napoli sale notices for Arsenal, Bologna, Frosinone, Bodo/Glimt and Lazio, SSC Napoli Fan Stadium Card information, SSC Napoli partner announcements, hospitality partner offers for SSC Napoli home matches, Comune di Napoli stadium redevelopment presentation (August 2026), Calcio e Finanza, Tuttomercatoweb, Juventus, AC Milan and Inter hospitality price lists, European Central Bank reference rates, 1BoxOffice ticket inventory, FAQ and terms and conditions.