The 2011 Champions League ticket prices caused an uproar amongst football fans but consider this – the casual fan is unlikely to get a ticket through either club (even regular club supporters found it very difficult given the criteria for application) and with a major chunk of the tickets being given to UEFA sponsors and delegates (and partners to ‘resell’ as part of travel packages), the common fan is left with two options:
Either watch the 2011 Champions League Final at home (on TV or through a live blog) or buy a ridiculously expensive ticket for Wembley.
TicketBis have done some research on what the most expensive Champions League final ticket costs, what the average prices are and what you could buy for a Champions League final ticket – and it makes for depressing reading indeed:
Source: TicketBis.net
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