Arsenal publish Champions League final disabled supporter ticket details

6 articles · Updated · Arsenal.com · May 6

For the 30 May final at Budapest's Puskas Arena, Arsenal said UEFA allocated 64 wheelchair pairs and 50 ambulant disabled pairs, priced at €70 with complimentary personal assistant tickets where eligible.
Sales run through the UEFA portal in three windows from 7 to 21 May, using eligibility based on membership, seat utilisation, European away attendance and away points, with ballots and standby phases.
Tickets are mobile-only via UEFA's app from 28 May, cannot be transferred, and may be resold only on UEFA's official platform; Arsenal also plans an Emirates Stadium screening for supporters unable to travel.

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