Acqua S.Bernardo Cantù vs Napoli: Tickets, Time and Venue at PalaDesio

Acqua S.Bernardo will host Napoli at PalaDesio on Sunday, October 11, with tip-off scheduled for 17:00, marking the team’s second home fixture. Officials have confirmed that ticket sales are open through Vivaticket alongside venue box office operations.

PalaDesio Tickets Available Online and at the Box Office

Spectators planning to attend the match at PalaDesio can secure admission through digital platforms or at the arena box office on game day. Online purchases are processed directly via the official Vivaticket portal for the fixture between Acqua S.Bernardo Cantù and Napoli Basketball.

For fans purchasing physical entry passes on site, the PalaDesio ticket windows will open at 15:30 on Sunday, October 11, exactly ninety minutes before the 17:00 tip-off.

Tiered Pricing Structures for Seating Sectors

Ticket prices vary by seating section inside the arena, with reduced tariffs available for specific demographic groups.

For the Second Ring and Curve sections, tickets cost €18 for full-price admission and €15 for reduced entry. Seats in the First Ring Gradinata are priced at €27 for adults and €18 for reduced categories. Premium seating in the First Ring Tribune costs €38 for full admission, while reduced tickets in this central zone are set at €30.

Acqua S.Bernardo Cantù vs Napoli: Tickets, Time and Venue at PalaDesio

Reduced tariffs apply to attendees under the age of 14 and supporters over the age of 70, according to club ticket policies.

Mandatory Nominative Ticketing Requirements

In compliance with updated legislation, entry to PalaDesio requires nominative ticketing. Every issued pass must display the personal details of the actual user, including full name, date of birth, place of birth, and residential address.

Due to these statutory identification checks, purchasers must present a valid identity document when buying tickets for the fixture against Napoli.

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