Manchester City and finals have become almost synonymous during Pep Guardiola's reign at the club due to the Citizens' incredible amount of success under the Spaniard's watch. But, an FA Cup Final is always a huge occasion – even for City.
So, with that in mind, this is your guide on how to buy Man City FA Cup Final tickets, including prices and where to buy them.
Manchester City set up 2025 FA Cup final with Crystal Palace
How many tickets do Manchester City have for the final?
Manchester City have been allocated 30,786 tickets for the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace. This is a slight increase on the 30,000 tickets the club were allocated for the final last year when they faced Manchester United.
Security won't be as tight as it was last year, given that it was a derby match, and that is perhaps the reason why more tickets have been offered to the club this time around.
It is also worth noting that of those 30,786 tickets, an allocation of 100 pairs has been dedicated exclusively to wheelchair users.
Where to buy Man City FA Cup Final tickets?
The club's official website should be your first and in most cases, last, point of call when it comes to purchasing Man City FA Cup Final tickets.
From the home page, head towards the ticket section of the navigation bar and then into the men's fixtures tab. At this point, you will see an array of upcoming fixtures, and the FA Cup Final will be located towards the bottom of that list.
Purchasing tickets through resale websites is also an option, but that is extremely risky as the authenticity of items can be difficult to determine and prices will likely be incredibly inflated. If you choose this method, please proceed with utmost caution.
We recently reviewed two of the biggest ticket resale websites to help guide FGG readers and give them some peace of mind:
Who can apply for Man City FA Cup Final tickets?
There are strict rules on which supporters are able to purchase FA Cup Final tickets, with the club using a staggered approach to ensure the most loyal fans get the longest opportunity to purchase tickets. The Man City sales windows for the FA Cup finals are as follows:
- 6-7 May: Season ticket holders registered on the FA Cup scheme.
- 7 May: Season ticket holders not on the FA Cup scheme but with 6,500+ loyalty points.
- 8 May: All other season ticket holders not on the FA Cup scheme.
If any tickets remain after this point, the club will communicate the sales criteria at the time.
How much will Man City FA Cup Final tickets cost?
Prices for FA Cup Finals are extremely standardised, and so, for the most part, both clubs have identical prices for their tickets.
Adult prices for Man City FA Cup Final tickets start at £50 and can reach figures north of £250. Based on which category of ticket you purchase, an exact price breakdown can be seen below:
Adults
- Premium level two: £285
- Level two: £255
- Category 1: £175
- Category 2: £125
- Category 3: £75
- Category 4: £50
- Wheelchair: £50
- Ambulant: £50
Under 18s/Over 65s
- Premium level two: £265
- Level two: £235
- Category 1: £165
- Category 2: £115
- Category 3: £65
- Category 4: £40
- Wheelchair: £40
- Ambulant: £40
Man City hospitality tickets for FA Cup final
Wembley offers a total of six hospitality packages, and you will need to become a Club Wembley member in order to gain access to them.
There are a total of six packages to choose from, with a pricing structure as follows:
- Inner Circle – £2,640
- Centre Circle – £5,046
- Bobby Moore – £9,030
- Number Nine – £6,342
- One Twenty – £13,002
- Private Box – Prices for this option depending on what section of the ground it is located in.
Wembley's hospitality is unique in that all supporters who purchase a package for one match are also entitled to the same package for the remainder of the season, meaning fans can enjoy all of the EFL playoffs and England home matches.
An FA Cup Final is a truly magical experience that we all dream of attending as children, so, whether you pay the big bucks for a hospitality ticket, or secure yourself a traditional seat, we hope everyone who wishes to attend the match is able to do so.