India vs Panama Tickets: Full Price List & Booking Guide

India vs Panama Tickets: Full Price List & Booking Guide
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By Rahul Roy 2 min read Share Story: Follow us on Google News Get real-time updates & exclusive tech coverage Follow The Blue Tigers are set for a blockbuster start to their September-October FIFA international window, and fans can now book their seats. India take on Panama on September 25 at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bengaluru, marking the first of three international friendlies against FIFA World Cup nations in this window. Ticket Prices Range From ₹499 to ₹9,999 With tickets now live on the District app, fans have a wide range of pricing options to choose from based on budget and seating preference. The most affordable seats start at ₹499, covering the North Lower and South Stand. Stepping up, ₹999 gets you into North Upper, East Lower A, B, or C. For a better vantage point, ₹1,499 covers East Upper A & B, West Platinum, and VIP C. West Block A is priced at ₹1,999, while premium VIP A and VIP B seats go for ₹4,999. At the very top, the exclusive VIP Box, positioned next to the AIFF Box, is priced at ₹9,999. India vs Panama Ticket: Full Price Breakdown Price Stand ₹499 North Lower ₹499 South Stand ₹999 North Upper / East Lower A, B, C ₹1,499 East Upper A, B / West Platinum / VIP C ₹1,999 West Block A ₹4,999 VIP A / VIP B ₹9,999 VIP Box How to Book Your Tickets for India vs Panama Booking is simple through the District app. Set your location to Bengaluru, search for the India vs Panama match, and select your preferred seats. Confirm the quantity and details, proceed to payment, and your e-ticket will be generated instantly after a successful transaction. Why This Match Matters This friendly kicks off a crucial window for Indian football, offering the national team valuable exposure against World Cup-level opposition. With hype building fast, seats are expected to sell quickly. For more Indian football coverage, check out TechnoSports' Football section.

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