Half Season Tickets: On Sale Friday!


On Friday, ADO Den Haag will play its last home match of 2025. It was a special year, in which the club can call itself the proud leader of the Kitchen Champion Division halfway through the competition. After a short winter break, ADO Den Haag resumes the competition with an away match against Willem II, followed by the top match at home against SC Cambuur. Do you want to be assured of a place in the WerkTalent Stadium in the second half of the season? You can order your half Season Ticket from Friday evening at 10 p.m. Be there on time so that you can take your favorite course for the second half of the season. From just €88, you can attend the remaining nine home games.

ADO Den Haag had a great start to the season. After winning both the first and second periods, we are now looking forward to the last (home) match of 2025, against Jong PSV. Immediately after this match it is again possible to purchase half a season ticket. Do you not yet have a Season Ticket, but do you want to be assured of a place in the WerkTalent Stadium during the second half of the season? Then don’t wait too long! The half season ticket is by far the cheapest choice.

The half season ticket includes the following matches:

Datum

Competition

Opponent

Friday January 16

ADO The Hague

SC Cambuur

Monday January 26

ADO The Hague

Vitesse

Friday January 30

ADO The Hague

Jong AZ

Friday February 13

ADO The Hague

MVV Maastricht

Friday February 27

ADO The Hague

VVV-Venlo

Tuesday March 17

ADO The Hague

Young FC Utrecht

Friday April 3

ADO The Hague

Young Ajax

Monday April 6

Friday April 17

ADO The Hague

ADO The Hague

FC Eindhoven

RKC Waalwijk

Order until January 14; together on the way to the top match against SC Cambuur

The Half Season Ticket gives access to the nine home games mentioned above. You can order your card until January 14. Order your Half Season Ticket now; as a Christmas gift for someone else or for yourself as a New Year’s resolution! Please note that ticket sales for ADO Den Haag – SC Cambuur will start on January 5. From that moment on, courses can quickly sell out. So don’t wait too long.

New registration required
Ordering a Half Season Ticket is slightly different this season than before. If you do not yet have an account with ADO Den Haag, create one by registering here for an ADO Den Haag account. Then log in to the ADO Den Haag ticketing environment to purchase your half Season Ticket.

Digital tickets per match
The tickets for the nine home games can be found in the ADO Den Haag App after purchasing your Half Season Ticket. Download the app from the Apple Store or via Google Play and register with the same email address you used to purchase the Half Season Ticket. In the app you will then find your match tickets, which you can easily assign to yourself. Are you unable to attend for once? Then you can forward your ticket to a friend, family member or acquaintance. Together we ensure that every seat is occupied and the team receives maximum support. Please note: no physical hard card is provided with the Half Season Ticket. www.adodenhaag.nl/digitaleaccess

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Conditions
Supporters of ADO Den Haag can purchase a Half Season Ticket. This card is personal; therefore it is necessary that you have a (new) account and have completed the identification. Payment can only be made via iDEAL or credit card. View other information, rates, conditions and frequently asked questions here.

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Opening hours and contact details of the Ticketing department
The half season ticket can be ordered online. Do you still have questions? Our Ticketing department is happy to help you. You can reach us via: This email address is being protected from spambots. JavaScript must be enabled to view it.
We do everything we can to respond as quickly as possible, even during the holiday period when the stadium is closed.

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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