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Often called "Leoforos," the Apostolos Nikolaidis Stadium is a proud part of Panathinaikos's 112-year history. The team was formed in 1908 during the Greek revolution and played its first match in 1910. It has since then been a reputable force in Greek sports and is one of the two major forces in Greek football, playing with the other club, Olympiakos. Panathinaikos won its first championship in 1929 and has since then won 36 more domestic titles, with the latest one being in 2008. Along the way to these triumphs, the club has also won 18 domestic cups, and they've also won the double (league and cup) with some of their players playing in the national team during summers between 1929 and 1932. Moreover, they made their mark in European competitions winning a further 8 trophies.
Securing tickets to witness Panathinaikos at this hallowed ground means joining a legacy stretching back six decades. Every ticket listing undergoes an authentication process where the patterns of the barcodes, the seat numbers, and the date of the event are closely matched with the official Panathinaikos ticketing system before becoming publicly visible. These steps ensure that Ticombo does not sell fake tickets.
When it comes to paying for the digital ticket, the seller is not paid until the event ticket has first been scanned at the venue, ensuring secure transactions. This process safeguards your payment by maintaining an escrow system until the ticket's authenticity and usability are confirmed.
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Since its opening in 1964, the stadium has been associated with Panathinaikos and the ambition to have a dedicated home ground for the club's expanding fanbase. It embodies the modernist public architecture ethos in Greece, built alongside historical sports landmarks such as the Panathenaic Stadium and the Kallimarmaro.
The early 1970s saw Panathinaikos make an extraordinary journey to the European Cup semifinals on these sacred grounds. While the Apostolos Nikolaidis Stadium name was not yet internationally known, the club was already competing at an elevated European level, with players like Antonis Antoniadis dazzling fans. The stadium holds about 12,000 spectators and possesses an intimate atmosphere more akin to an ice hockey arena than a football field.
Architecturally, it is simple without extravagant luxury boxes but was considered one of the best places in the world to watch a football match for years.
The seating chart divides the audience into three main sections:
Ticket prices vary according to these sections, reflecting sightlines and market demand.
For the ultimate experience, midfield sideline seats provide the best tactical viewing, usually mid-tier priced. Corner angle seats balance atmosphere and tactical views, and the upper bowl offers an intimacy that's hard to find elsewhere.
Parking along Alexandras Avenue is nearly impossible on match days due to heavy traffic and nearby events. Pedion Areos park is a good pre-match spot but has limited parking, as the nearby curb is often full. Securing parking requires early arrival or alternative transport methods.
The Athens Metro is the best way to reach the stadium, with Alexandras Avenue station on Line 3 a short five-minute walk away. Trains run every five minutes during peak times.
Bus routes 104 and 105 also serve the area and provide direct or alternative routes for fans.
Ticombo ensures ticket authenticity by matching ticket barcodes, seat numbers, and event dates with official systems before listing them. This eliminates the risk of fake tickets.
Payments are secured through an encrypted, tokenized system, with funds held in escrow until the ticket is scanned for entry, protecting buyers and sellers alike.
Tickets are delivered quickly, predominantly as electronic tickets, avoiding postal delays. Physical tickets, if any, are tracked and delivered securely.
Concessions offer traditional matchday snacks such as souvlaki, Greek treats, soft drinks, and coffee. Prices are typical for stadium venues, and lines can be long during halftime.
Wheelchair accessible seating and family facilities exist though were retrofitted due to the stadium's age. Staff trained to assist with accessibility are available, and advance notice for special accommodations is recommended.
The stadium remains the beloved home of Panathinaikos, where passionate crowds have returned in recent seasons, with attendance regularly exceeding 10,000 fans. Ticket pricing via Ticombo remains affordable to maximize fan access.
Search for matches on Ticombo's marketplace, select from verified sellers, and purchase easily through a secure platform with immediate confirmation.
Prices range from €15 to €39 depending on the match, seating, and demand.
The stadium holds 12,000 spectators, creating an intimate and intense atmosphere.
Gates typically open 90 minutes before kickoff, but attendees should check specific event pages for exact times. Early arrivals may experience crowded seating areas as fans settle in.