Main Show
12. – 17. May 2025
The Eurovision Song Contest puts on a gigantic show every year. Tickets can be purchased for nine shows. The two semi-finals and the final will be broadcast live from the St. Jakobshalle.
To buy tickets for the 2025 Eurovision at the St. Jakobshalle in Basel, you had to pre-register with Ticketcorner by January 10, 2025. Those who pre-registered were given the opportunity to purchase tickets for the main Eurovision show in several ticket sales waves. The tickets from the second wave were also sold out in no time. Last few tickets are avaliable on www.fansale.ch
Information
Welcome to the show! As host broadcaster, SRG is organising the world’s biggest music event in 2025. Find out everything you need to know about attending the event here.
To purchase tickets for the 2025 Eurovision at the St. Jakobshalle in Basel, you had to pre-register with Ticketcorner by 10 January 2025. Those who pre-registered had the opportunity to purchase a ticket for the Eurovision main show during several ticket sales waves. Tickets from the second wave were also sold out in no time.
Numerous questions are answered in the Ticketcorner Help Centre: Ticketcorner Help Centre
If you have any questions about your ticket, please contact: esc@ticketcorner.ch
Last tickets are available at www.fansale.ch.
The Eurovision Song Contest is a ‘Mobile Tickets Only’ event. This means that it is not possible to download and print a PDF or take a screenshot of the QR code on the ticket. If you are offered a ticket on paper or as a PDF on other platforms, you can assume that this is an attempt to defraud you.
Numerous questions are answered in the Ticketcorner Help Centre: Ticketcorner Help Centre
The safety of all visitors is a top priority at our events. For this reason, there is a strict ban on bags at St. Jakobshalle, Eurovision Village, EuroClub and Arena plus. We advise all visitors to only bring items that fit in their pockets.
To make it easier for guests to comply with the bag ban, a paid cloakroom has been set up a 3-minute walk from St. Jakobshalle (5 CHF per bag).
It is open 2.5 hours before the start of the show until approximately 1 hour after the show. Space is limited and only bags can be left; jackets/coats must be stored in the bag.
Google Maps: Cloakroom at St. Jakob
Bus- and tram stop: Basel, St. Jakob.
Free use of public transport in the Basel region
Your Arena plus ticket allows you to use public transport in the Basel region for free. Valid on the day of the event (17. May 2025) and until 05:00am on the following day (18. May 2025) for the outward and return journey to the event venue in 2nd class within the Tarifverbund Nordwestschweiz (TNW) and Regio Verkehrsverbund Lörrach (RVL) as well as the Distribus lines. 2nd class (2.) (V) (SPEZ).
There is no car parking available in the vicinity of the venue.
Best come by public transport.
All information about the transport network and discounts
Google maps: St. Jakob-Park (Joggeli)
The organisers of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible event for everyone.
Please let us know if you have any special needs by emailing esc@ticketcorner.ch.
The safety of all visitors is a top priority at our events. For this reason, there is a strict ban on bags at St. Jakobshalle, Eurovision Village, EuroClub and Arena plus. We advise all visitors to only bring items that fit in their pockets.
St. Jakobshalle
The St. Jakobshalle is one of the most modern multifunctional halls in Europe. It covers 20,000 m2 and has been the venue for international concerts, events and sporting events for over 45 years. Whether Queen, Tina Turner, Johnny Cash or Muse – countless world-famous acts have already played at the St. Jakobshalle in Basel. The hall was extensively renovated and renewed seven years ago.
The St. Jakobshalle is one of the most modern multifunctional halls in Europe. It covers 20,000 m2 and has been the venue for international concerts, events and sporting events for over 45 years. Whether Queen, Tina Turner, Johnny Cash or Muse – countless world-famous acts have already played at the St. Jakobshalle in Basel. The hall was extensively renovated and renewed seven years ago.