Buy Venezia FC vs AS Roma tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Serie A fixture scheduled for Wednesday 6 January 2027 at Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo in Venice. The exact kick-off time has not yet been confirmed, so buyers planning flights, trains or a same-day arrival should leave room around the fixture until the league publishes the final television schedule.
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The match lands in Serie A's January midweek round and pairs one of the division's smallest home grounds with one of its strongest travelling draws. Penzo's compact scale means the number of seats available to non-season-ticket holders can feel limited quickly, especially in longside areas and for pairs. Buyers comparing the rest of the home calendar can use Venezia FC tickets to see the club's current listings across the season.
This is also a fixture where the journey matters almost as much as the block number. Penzo sits on Sant'Elena and current Venezia matchday arrangements use dedicated water services for ticket holders, so the sensible purchase is one that matches your supporter status, preferred view and arrival plan rather than simply the first listing at the lowest displayed price.
Roma bring a national following and a large travelling support into a ground that holds only around 12,000 spectators. That contrast is the clearest demand driver. A match at Penzo does not need derby status to tighten because the building itself limits the number of standard seats, while the visitor sector is controlled separately and can be subject to security decisions released closer to the date.
For Roma supporters, the away trip is also different from a normal visit to a large Italian ground. There is no huge upper tier where late inventory can keep appearing. Travelling buyers should compare AS Roma tickets across the season and pay close attention to the supporter designation on this particular listing, because a seat in a home section is not interchangeable with the designated guest sector.
The recent series adds enough competitive history to make the date attractive without turning it into a rivalry that it is not. Venezia beat Roma 3-2 at Penzo in November 2021, while Roma won 1-0 on the same ground in February 2025. Those two recent meetings sit within a much longer Serie A record stretching back to 1940, with several tight results and no single club dominating every era in Venice.
Yes. A resale purchase does not require you to hold a Venezia Supporters Card, a season ticket or a previous purchase history. Club sales work differently. Venezia's current 2026/27 home-match notices have used a first phase for Supporters Card holders at reduced rates before opening a later full-price phase, which can make the timing awkward for an international buyer trying to arrange travel weeks or months in advance.
The visitor allocation follows its own rules. Venezia state that away-sector procedures can be announced later after decisions by the relevant security bodies. Previous high-control fixtures have attached identity or residency conditions to the guest area. That means a Roma supporter should not assume that a general home ticket can replace an away ticket if restrictions are applied.
Italian ticketing also uses nominative entry. The buyer should be ready to provide the spectator details requested by the seller and carry valid photo identification that matches the ticket information. If the listing contains a name-change condition, collection instruction or supporter restriction, treat that as part of the product before payment rather than something to solve after arrival in Venice.
Resale pricing for the January 2027 fixture is driven mainly by seat position, Roma demand, the number of adjacent seats required, the compact capacity at Penzo and the level of hospitality attached to the listing. Venezia sit towards the lower end of the wider Serie A price range for ordinary home fixtures, but Roma are one of the opponents most likely to push the stronger categories above that baseline.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper or less central | £40 – £70 | Buyers prioritising entry price | Availability can be stronger in outer home sections than in the central stands. |
| Longside standard | £55 – £100 | Balanced view of both halves | A practical choice for a first visit because the side-on angle makes the small ground easy to read. |
| Lower tier or central | £75 – £130+ | Closer sightlines | Central pairs can tighten early because Penzo has fewer equivalent seats than larger Serie A grounds. |
| Premium seating | £100 – £170+ | Buyers wanting stronger position and comfort | Confirm whether the offer is seat-only or carries access to a dedicated premium area. |
| Hospitality / VIP | £150 – £350+ | Corporate guests and occasion buyers | Venice-specific experiences can include pre-match or post-match hosting, so compare inclusions carefully. |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Quantity can move the price as much as sector. A single seat may remain available after pairs have disappeared from the same area, while a group of four can face a much smaller pool because all four seats need to satisfy the seller's together condition. If sitting in one uninterrupted row is essential, filter for that before comparing price rather than assuming stadium staff can rearrange a group on matchday.
Timing is less predictable than it looks. Sellers can release additional inventory as the date approaches, but a compact ground gives the market less capacity to absorb a late rush. For a January bank-holiday period fixture with Roma travelling, waiting purely in the hope of a lower price carries a different risk from waiting on a lower-demand opponent.
Penzo is small enough that there are few truly distant seats, but the character of each area changes the day. Current Venezia ticketing names Curva Sud Groppello, Curva Nord Local, Distinti Solesin and covered tribune categories, with the guest sector kept separate. Buyers should use the exact sector name shown on the listing because neighbouring areas can have different supporter rules and price bands.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Sud Groppello | Vocal Venezia support | Lower | Choose it for home atmosphere. Visiting colours can be unsuitable when supporter segregation is enforced. |
| Curva Nord Local | Home supporters seeking an end view | Lower to mid | An end-on perspective at a compact ground, useful when longside categories have tightened. |
| Distinti Solesin Laterali | Value-conscious neutral buyers | Mid | Outer side positions balance price with a clearer tactical view than the curves. |
| Distinti Solesin Centrali | First-time visitors and balanced sightlines | Mid to premium | Central side seating gives a straightforward view of both penalty areas and usually carries stronger demand. |
| Tribuna Laterale Coperta / Tribuna Centrale | Comfort and central positioning | Premium | Covered tribune inventory is limited. Compare the precise block and whether the listing includes any premium service. |
| Settore Ospiti | Travelling Roma supporters | Allocation-led | The away section is sold under separate procedures. Follow the ticket's entrance instructions and any identity, residency or supporter-card conditions. |
Neutral buyers who want the easiest all-round view should usually start with Distinti or tribune inventory. If the main priority is atmosphere, the curves feel more intense, but supporter identity matters more there. Families should read the listing notes closely because age offers and designated family conditions can change by match and sale phase.
The small footprint is an advantage for sightlines. Even an outer block keeps the pitch relatively close compared with a large athletics-style stadium, so paying a large premium solely to reduce distance is not always necessary. Instead, decide whether you value a central angle, cover, home atmosphere or access to premium facilities, then compare only listings that satisfy that preference.
Venezia's current hospitality programme is unusually tied to the city itself. The club promotes several named experiences around Penzo and central Venice, including La Serenissima, Hotel Indigo, Rialto Post Match, Giudecca and San Marco. Availability and inclusions can vary by fixture, so a resale listing should be read line by line rather than judged only by the hospitality label.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| San Marco | Clients and small groups | A named premium matchday experience linked to Venezia's hospitality programme. Review the listing for seat and catering details. |
| Giudecca | Buyers wanting a hosted pre-match setting | A dedicated hospitality product with package-specific services before stadium entry. |
| La Serenissima | Groups wanting a distinctly Venetian experience | A mini-cruise from the San Marco area to Penzo, with catering, bar service and a timed arrival before kick-off. |
| Rialto Post Match / Hotel Indigo | Occasion buyers extending the day beyond ninety minutes | Hospitality options built around off-stadium hosting. Exact timing and inclusions should be confirmed for the fixture. |
La Serenissima is the clearest example of how different this venue can be. Venezia describe a departure from the San Marco area around 90 minutes before kick-off, roughly an hour of navigation with catering and bar service, arrival at Sant'Elena around 30 minutes before the match and a return boat after the final whistle. The route and timings can change with navigation conditions, so buyers should use the final instructions supplied with their package.
Hospitality can make sense for groups who would otherwise be paying a premium simply to secure several central seats together. It also creates a fixed meeting point in a city where ordinary matchday journeys involve boats and walking rather than the usual metro-to-turnstile routine. If the extras are not important to you, standard Distinti or tribune inventory can offer stronger value.
Current Venezia home-sale notices use print-at-home ticketing through the club route, while resale delivery can vary by seller. The delivery method shown on the 1BoxOffice listing is the one that matters for your order, especially because Italian entry rules can require the ticket holder's name and valid identification.
| Delivery Type | What to Verify |
|---|---|
| E-ticket / PDF | Use the final admission file rather than the order confirmation. Keep the barcode clear and have the named attendee's ID ready. |
| Mobile ticket | Open the ticket before travelling to the turnstile and save it in the required app or wallet when the instructions allow. |
| Card or temporary access arrangement | Follow collection, handover and return instructions exactly. Do not assume a screenshot can replace the physical access method. |
| Collection / courier | Confirm the recipient name, location and deadline, especially if you are staying in a hotel or arriving in Venice on the day. |
Read the listing notes before payment, bring valid photo ID and keep your phone charged if your order uses digital entry. The name on the ticket should match the spectator details where nominative rules apply. If a seller requests birth details or nationality information for ticket personalisation, provide them accurately rather than using the buyer's details for every attendee.
Do not leave the delivery review until you are already on Sant'Elena. Venice matchday travel can involve a dedicated boat service, queues and controlled supporter routing. Confirm that every member of the group can display the correct ticket before starting the final leg to the stadium, then keep the order confirmation available separately in case support is needed.
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Step1
Confirm the fixture details
Confirm Wednesday 6 January 2027, Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo and the latest published kick-off information before comparing seats.
Step2
Set up the buyer account
If you are new to the marketplace, create an account with the email address and phone number you will use for delivery updates.
Step3
Choose the quantity first
Set the number of seats you need before sorting by price. This avoids comparing listings that cannot keep your group together.
Step4
Match the sector to your supporter status
Confirm whether the offer is for a Venezia home area, the guest sector or a neutral-facing premium category. Do not buy a home-support listing while expecting away-sector access.
Step5
Read every listing condition
Confirm whether seats are together, the named delivery method, any age restriction and whether attendee information is needed for personalisation.
Step6
Compare the complete order value
Look at the full amount and the seat category together. A slightly higher-priced central pair can be stronger value than a lower figure in the wrong supporter area.
Step7
Complete payment with accurate attendee details
Enter the buyer and spectator information carefully, then keep the confirmation email because later delivery instructions will refer to the order.
Step8
Follow fulfilment and final matchday instructions
Use track order for delivery progress, then confirm the kick-off time again, entrance and transport arrangements before travelling to Sant'Elena.
For visitors staying in central Venice, the final approach is part of the planning rather than an afterthought. Penzo is on Sant'Elena, east of the main tourist centre. Matchday services can separate home and visiting supporters on the final journey. Keep the stadium entrance information with the ticket and follow any route named in the delivery message, because the most convenient ordinary vaporetto stop is not necessarily the route assigned to every supporter category.
A January evening can also make timing more important. Queues for boats, security screening and identity screening can take longer than a normal walk to a city-centre stadium. Aim to be in the Sant'Elena area with enough time to absorb those delays, especially if you need to collect a ticket or resolve a name issue before entry. The value of arriving early is practical: it gives you time to solve a delivery problem while customer support and collection points are still useful.
International buyers can use the same resale listings as customers in Italy, but they should plan around two extra variables: nominative entry and Venice transport. Make sure the delivery email remains accessible overseas, give the correct spectator details when requested and store the ticket offline if the delivery format permits. A passport or national identity card is the sensible matchday document because Italian stadium screening can compare the name on the ticket with the person entering.
The date is currently Wednesday 6 January 2027, while the precise kick-off time is still awaiting confirmation. That matters if you are arriving by air or rail on the same day. Build enough margin to reach Venice, move to the lagoon transport network and arrive at Sant'Elena well before entry closes. Current Venezia home notices have included dedicated round-trip ACTV water services for ticket holders, but the instructions for the Roma fixture should be confirmed again when its sales information is published.
Seats-together requests also deserve early attention for overseas groups. Two seats are generally easier to source than four or six because the seller must provide them under the stated seating guarantee. If your party can split into pairs, compare that option against one larger group listing before deciding. Do not buy separate orders and assume the stadium can combine them after arrival.
Venezia and Roma have met across several eras of Serie A, but the relevant record for this page is much narrower: top-flight matches played in Venice with Venezia as hosts at Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo. That scope produces 14 previous meetings from February 1940 to February 2025. The sequence includes wartime-era football, the late-1990s return of Venezia to the top division, the 2001/02 season and two modern meetings since 2021.
The home record is competitive rather than one-sided. Roma hold the edge overall in Venice, but Venezia have repeatedly made the fixture difficult, including a 3-1 home win in 1999 and a 3-2 victory in 2021. The most recent visit swung back to Roma, who won 1-0 in February 2025. That variation is what gives the January 2027 meeting historical texture without needing to inflate it into a rivalry.
The pattern is useful for buyers because the ground has produced several different types of match. There have been low-scoring draws, narrow away wins and high-scoring home victories. Ten of the 14 scoped meetings were either draws or decided by a single goal, so the historical record is built more on close margins than repeated blowouts.
The figures below include only Serie A matches at Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo with Venezia as the home side. Roma home fixtures, cup matches and any game outside the Italian top flight are excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 14 |
| Venezia wins | 4 |
| AS Roma wins | 6 |
| Draws | 4 |
| Venezia goals | 19 |
| AS Roma goals | 22 |
| Biggest Venezia win | 3-1 on 7 February 1999 |
| Biggest AS Roma win | 1-3 on 18 February 1962 and 19 September 1999 |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 4 February 1940 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 9 February 2025 |
Head-to-head totals are calculated from the match list below and cross-verified against WorldFootball, FBref, AS Roma match records and Almanacco Giallorosso archives.
These are all 14 Serie A meetings at Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo with Venezia hosting, newest first. The list does not include the reverse fixture in Rome or meetings from other competitions.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 09 Feb 2025 | Venezia 0-1 AS Roma |
| 07 Nov 2021 | Venezia 3-2 AS Roma |
| 07 Apr 2002 | Venezia 2-2 AS Roma |
| 19 Sep 1999 | Venezia 1-3 AS Roma |
| 07 Feb 1999 | Venezia 3-1 AS Roma |
| 21 May 1967 | Venezia 1-2 AS Roma |
| 26 May 1963 | Venezia 1-1 AS Roma |
| 18 Feb 1962 | Venezia 1-3 AS Roma |
| 07 May 1950 | Venezia 2-1 AS Roma |
| 20 Oct 1946 | Venezia 2-3 AS Roma |
| 25 Oct 1942 | Venezia 0-0 AS Roma |
| 26 Apr 1942 | Venezia 0-1 AS Roma |
| 16 Feb 1941 | Venezia 1-0 AS Roma |
| 04 Feb 1940 | Venezia 2-2 AS Roma |
Results cross-verified against WorldFootball match records, FBref's historical matchup data, AS Roma match reports and Almanacco Giallorosso archives.
No. Resale buyers do not need club membership to place an order, although Venezia's own sale phases can give Supporters Card holders earlier access or reduced rates.
Buy earlier if you need several adjacent seats or a central sector. Flexible buyers can keep comparing, but Penzo's small capacity means late supply can narrow quickly for Roma's visit.
Travelling Roma supporters should use the designated guest sector and follow the access conditions supplied with that ticket. Away-sector sales can be subject to separate security decisions.
The listing may use an e-ticket, mobile delivery, collection or an access-card arrangement. Follow the method stated on your order and make sure the attendee details match any nominative entry requirement.
Yes. Choose a listing that covers the full quantity you need and states the seats are together. Larger groups should compare earlier because adjacent inventory is more limited.
Sources: official AS Roma 2026/27 fixture calendar, official Venezia FC 2026/27 ticket-sale notices and hospitality information, WorldFootball, FBref, AS Roma match archives, Almanacco Giallorosso and current 1BoxOffice Serie A listings.