Ticket information
AS Monaco ticket information
Looking for AS Monaco tickets & hospitality? At P1 Travel we offer AS Monaco tickets and can bring you to all their home matches at Stade Louis II Monaco. AS Monaco is from the Principality of Monaco, but has always played in Ligue 1. With their eight Ligue 1 championships they are considered as one of the biggest teams in the Ligue 1.
Do you want a fancy sunny visit to Monaco with a game at Stade Louis II? Select one of the AS Monaco matches above and secure your AS Monaco tickets & hospitality packages now.
Standard Tickets
Intense Football ambience in the stadium The impressive Stade Louis-II is a must-visit for every football fan. Experience top football live on the short or long side. Standard AS Monaco tickets guarantee seats next to each other. You’ll receive the Monaco tickets as an e-ticket. E-tickets will be emailed to you close to the event, safe and easy! The tickets have an event guarantee. In case the ordered match is postponed to a different date, your tickets will remain valid for the new date.
Club Information
AS Monaco football club
While the principality of Monaco may not technically be a part of France, it did not stop AS Monaco FC from becoming a respected name in French football. Since their inception, they have claimed several Ligue 1 titles and Coupe de France trophies, while also making the finals of the 1992 Cup Winners’ Cup and the 2004 Champions League. For the entirety of their lifespan, they have played their home games at the legendary Stade Louis II.
Monaco was formed in 1919, through a merger of five different clubs in the region. After a failed attempt to turn professional in 1933, Monaco managed to overcome that hurdle in 1948 by entering the Second Division. Following a streak of solid results, they achieved promotion to the First Division in 1953, for the first time in their history.
AS Monaco Rivalry
The Derby de la Côte d’Azur is a football match contested between Ligue 1 clubs AS Monaco and OGC Nice. The name of the derby derives from the fact that Monaco and Nice are the two major clubs in France that are situated near the Côte d’Azur, known in English as the French Riviera.
Stadium
AS Monaco Stadium
Monaco played at the original Stade Louis II since its construction in 1939. In 1985, the stadium was replaced with the current iteration, built on a nearby site consisting of land reclaimed from the Mediterranean, which has become a recurring feature of the stadium’s seaside surroundings. The stadium is named after the former Prince of Monaco Louis II and houses a total of 18,523 supporters. The Stade Louis II is noted for its iconic nine arches and has hosted numerous athletic events and European Cup finals. Every August from 1998 to 2012, it hosted each instance of the annual UEFA Super Cup, but from 2013 onward, UEFA decided to rotate the event throughout various stadiums.
