AFCON 2025 Tickets Available — What You Need to Know

AFCON 2025 TICKETS

The 35th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) will be held in Morocco from 21 December 2025 to 18 January 2026. Football fans are eagerly anticipating ticket release details, and the official ticketing portal tickets.cafonline.com is the hub to watch.

Here’s what is known so far, what to look out for, and how to ensure you don’t miss out.

What is Tickets.CAFOnline.com?

  • This is the official ticketing platform launched by the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
  • It will manage the sales of AFCON 2025 tickets, including different match categories (group stage, knockout, final), stadiums, and potentially various seating options.

Key Dates & Status (official)

12 September 2025: Ticketing website launch and opening of registration for ticket sales notifications.

25 – 26 September 2025: Phase 1 – Visa presale window (exclusive for Visa cardholders).

27 September 2025: General public window opens (all payment methods – 30% of stadium capacity).

21 – 22 October 2025: Phase 2 – Visa presale window (exclusive for Visa cardholders).

23 October 2025: General public window opens (all payment methods – additional 30% of stadium capacity).

21 November 2025: Phase 3 – All remaining tickets on sale (all payment methods).

This schedule outlines the different stages for purchasing tickets, with exclusive presale periods for Visa cardholders, followed by general public sales for a set portion of stadium capacity.

Where & How to Buy

  • Only via the official CAF website at tickets.cafonline.com
  • Avoid third-party or resale sites, because of risks around overpriced tickets, fraud, or invalid tickets.
  • Once the platform is live, you may be asked to register / create an account in advance, so you can receive alerts when ticket sales begin.

Expected Prices & Categories

  • The official price schedule hasn’t been released by CAF.
  • Based on past tournaments and estimates, expectations are:
    • Lower-cost seats for group stage matches
    • Gradually increasing prices for later rounds (quarterfinals, semifinals), with the final being the most expensive.

Stadiums & Locations

Matches will be held in six Moroccan cities, including:

  • Rabat (Prince Moulay Abdellah, Olympic Stadium, Prince Moulay Hassan and Al Barid Stadiums)
  • Casablanca (Grand Stade / Stade Mohammed V)
  • Marrakech
  • Tangier (Ibn Batouta Stadium)
  • Fez
  • Agadir (Adrar stadium)

Tips for Securing Tickets

  1. Register early on the CAF ticket site so you get notifications.
  2. Decide ahead which matches you want to attend—group matches, semis, final, etc.
  3. Have your documents ready (ID, perhaps proof of citizenship or residence) as needed for verification.
  4. Be online early on the sales date—popular matches are likely to sell out fast.
  5. Stay informed through CAF’s official channels (website, social media) so you don’t miss announcements or changes.

Remaining Uncertainties

  • Exact launch date of ticket sales.
  • Full pricing breakdowns and categories.
  • Whether there will be special / preferential access (for residents, supporters clubs, etc.).
  • How seat selection will work: whether you can pick exact seats or if you’ll be allocated sections.

Conclusion

For fans in Morocco and across Africa, tickets.cafonline.com will be the CAF official portal for grabbing tickets to AFCON 2025. While several details are still pending, the time to prepare is now: set up accounts, mark your calendar, and follow CAF’s updates closely.

To discover the complet schedule, fixtures and stadiums for the AFCON Morocco 2025, click here

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