Pallacanestro Reggiana Closes First Phase of Season Tickets with 2,628 Sold

Pallacanestro Reggiana has officially closed the initial renewal window of its current ticket drive with 2,628 season passes secured, according to official club figures. The opening phase for the campaign—titled “WE ARE | ONE HEART. ONE LAND”—reflects a modest upward tick in early supporter retention, generating an increase of 119 passes compared to the same renewal milestone last year.

The club announced that ticket counters remained closed on Friday to process the initial figures. Attention now shifts immediately to seat management before the general public gains access to the remaining inventory at the PalaBigi arena.

Seat Changes Scheduled at PalaBigi

Current ticket holders seeking a new view inside the arena will have a single dedicated window to modify their seating arrangements. According to club announcements, Saturday marks the official seat-change day for supporters who have already renewed their passes for the upcoming season.

The reconfiguration comes with strict administrative boundaries. Fans can request a shift to a different available seat inside the PalaBigi only if they maintain the exact same subscription formula, sector, and price category they originally purchased. No upgrades or cross-tier lateral moves are permitted during this window.

The operational logistics for Saturday’s seat adjustments are split between two distinct locations in Reggio Emilia:

  • StoRE (Piazza Prampolini): Open with continuous hours from 10:00 to 19:00 local time.
  • Club Headquarters (Via Martiri della Bettola, 47): Open during morning hours only, running from 10:00 to 13:00 local time.

Supporters must bring a valid identity document alongside their existing season pass—either in physical card format or via digital display—to complete the transfer.

General Sale and Merchandise Operations

Following the conclusion of seat adjustments, the club will transition directly into open-market availability. The second phase of the ticketing campaign, covering open-market sales, officially launches on Monday, September 14.

Fans can purchase remaining inventory through multiple standard channels:

  • Online via Vivaticket.
  • In person at the Piazza Prampolini StoRE, operating on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 10:00 to 13:00 and 16:00 to 19:00 local time.
  • At the Via Martiri della Bettola headquarters, open Monday through Friday from 10:00 to 13:00 local time.

Simultaneously, the Piazza Prampolini store will host a dedicated “Sbaracco Day” promotional event on Saturday, offering deep discounts on official red-and-white team merchandise for visiting supporters.

Preseason Preparation Continues on the Court

Away from the ticket counters, the squad continues its buildup on the hardwood. Pallacanestro Reggiana confirmed that admission tickets remain available for the upcoming preseason friendly against Tezenis Verona.

Chiude a quota 2628 la prima fase di campagna abbonamenti
Photo: pallacanestroreggiana.it

The exhibition match is scheduled for Wednesday, September 16, at the PalaRegnani located in Scandiano. Tip-off is set for 20:00 local time (UTC+2), providing head coach and staff another crucial evaluation window ahead of league play.

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