Blues fans set for Aviva invasion as FAI Cup Final tickets go on sale

Tickets can be purchased from Ticketmaster
Blues fans set for Aviva invasion as FAI Cup Final tickets go on sale

Waterford FC fans are bracing themselves for the Aviva Stadium. Photo: Noel Browne

Waterford FC supporters can now begin planning for what promises to be one of the most memorable days in the club's recent history after ticket details for the FAI Cup Final were confirmed.

The Blues will face Derry City at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday, November 8, with excitement continuing to build across the city and county following Waterford's remarkable run to Irish football's showpiece occasion.

For many supporters, it represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to see Waterford contesting a major domestic final. The club's journey to the decider has captured the imagination of fans, and thousands are expected to make the trip to Dublin in a sea of blue in the hope of witnessing history.

Tickets are now on sale through Ticketmaster, with Waterford FC encouraging supporters to use the club's designated ticket link when purchasing to ensure they are seated among fellow Blues fans.

Waterford supporters have been allocated sections of the South Stand, with lower-tier seating available in Blocks 112 to 117. Fans looking for premium options can secure seats in the upper-level premium sections, while additional lower-tier seating has also been made available in parts of the West Stand.

Ticket prices have been set at €30 for Adult Level A tickets and €25 for Adult Level B tickets. Junior tickets are available for €15, while family tickets have been priced at €60. Premium seating options are also on offer for supporters looking to enjoy the occasion from some of the best vantage points in the stadium.

A maximum of 20 tickets can be purchased per transaction, while separate arrangements are available for wheelchair-accessible tickets and group bookings.

The demand for tickets is expected to be significant as anticipation grows ahead of the club's biggest match in more than two decades. Supporters have backed Graham Coughlan's side in impressive numbers throughout the cup run, creating memorable atmospheres both at the RSC and on the road.

With the final now firmly on the horizon, attention is turning from the excitement of reaching the decider to the prospect of lifting the famous trophy. Waterford fans have waited a long time to see their club back on such a stage, and there is every indication that the Aviva Stadium will be awash with blue when the teams walk out for kick-off.

For supporters, securing a ticket is the first step towards being part of what could become a landmark day in the modern history of Waterford FC.

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