Buy Cincinnati Tickets for the 2026-2027 Season | LiveFootballTickets
On this page you'll find the best tickets for FC Cincinnati's games, both home and away. The first game is to be confirmed (TBC), played on TBC at TBC in TBC, TBC. Browse our ticket inventory and find the game you want to attend. Keep in mind that when you buy tickets for a Cincinnati away game, you should always select “away end” or “FC Cincinnati section”. TQL Stadium sells out for almost every game, so don't wait too long and book your tickets now.
How to buy FC Cincinnati tickets in 2026
Our customer service team gets asked the same question all the time: how can I buy FC Cincinnati tickets? Getting them isn't always easy, especially if you're not a season ticket holder, since the club has one of the longest waitlists in the league. We source FC Cincinnati tickets for fans who aren't members. Here are the steps until the tickets are yours.
- Select the game you want to attend and click 'View tickets'.
- On the right, choose the area of the stadium where you want to sit.
- Select the number of tickets you want to buy.
- Click the green 'Buy' button.
- Fill in the order form with your personal information.
- Don't forget to check that all the information is correct.
- Click 'Make payment'.
- The tickets are yours!
Why you should book your FC Cincinnati tickets on Livefootballtickets.com
FC Cincinnati is one of the great recent success stories in American soccer, which is why they pack their stadium game after game. With the secondary soccer ticket market booming, we want to explain why you should book your FC Cincinnati tickets on Livefootballtickets.com. We'll do so based on our three key strengths.
Trust
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With all the experience we've built up over the years, we know how important it is to be available to our customers. Especially for those attending their first FC Cincinnati game, which can be a little stressful. That's why Livefootballtickets.com created the soccer ticketing industry's first 24/7 customer service team. If anything doesn't go as planned, you can always reach out to us. No matter the time difference, our team is ready to help you.
Wide range of FC Cincinnati tickets
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Experience
We've been in business since 2006, when we were one of the few online soccer ticket marketplaces. Something that's changed a lot over the last 20 years, but we're still here, stronger than ever. We've spent years selling tickets for MLS and the rest of the world's top leagues. Best of all, it's not just the company that's been around this long — our team has built up plenty of experience too. In every department of the company there are colleagues who've been here for more than 15 years. We know exactly what needs to be done to get you the best possible tickets. With more than 20 years of experience, we'll make sure your trip to see FC Cincinnati is perfect.
Stadium information
Name:
TQL Stadium
Capacity:
26,000
Address:
1501 Central Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45214, USA
Description:
FC Cincinnati played their first seasons at Nippert Stadium on the University of Cincinnati campus, until TQL Stadium opened in 2021 in the West End neighborhood. A modern stadium designed specifically for soccer, with steep stands close to the field and a striking illuminated facade that changes color, it has become an icon of the city. The atmosphere on gamedays is considered one of the best in all of MLS.
The best way to get to TQL Stadium
Once you've got your FC Cincinnati tickets, it's time to think about how to get to the stadium. It's a short distance from downtown, so there are several convenient options.
On foot
TQL Stadium is about a 15-minute walk from downtown Cincinnati and very close to the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, an area full of breweries and restaurants where fans gather before the game, so if you want the full experience, this is a great way to soak up the atmosphere.
By streetcar and bus
The Cincinnati Bell Connector, the city's streetcar, links both downtown and Over-the-Rhine with several stops just a short distance from the stadium. There's also usually a shuttle service from the metro on gamedays, so it's a great option if you're staying downtown.
By bike
There are bike lanes in several parts of the city, making it a really practical way to get to the stadium, where there's bike parking at the entrances.
TQL Stadium guide
TQL Stadium is designed so every seat is close to the field, offering great sightlines for every fan and making for a very loud atmosphere. That's why we have tickets for every FC Cincinnati game. The stadium is arranged into two ends, north and south, and two sides, east and west.
North End
This section is known as The Bailey, one of the most famous supporters' sections in the United States. One of the country's best-known sections, where fans stand the whole game on a steep ramp, with chants and drums that never stop, making it the loudest spot in the stadium.
South End
This is the opposite end, with a calmer, more family-friendly atmosphere and more affordable prices than the sides.
West Side
This is the main stand, located behind the benches. This is where the press box is located, and every seat is premium except for the corners, making it the priciest zone, but also by far the most comfortable. Sightlines are excellent and the amenities on offer are top notch.
East Side
This is the opposite side, so sightlines are just as good. Split over two levels, the lower tier has a large premium lounge, one of the best spots in the whole venue. The upper tier has regular seating, from where you can make out the Cincinnati skyline. Given that the stadium isn't very big and offers good views from any seat, this is probably the zone with the best balance of price, sightlines, and atmosphere.
Which stand should you choose?
So you can make the best decision when booking your FC Cincinnati tickets, we put together this quick comparison table of your possible preferences, so you can enjoy the best possible experience.
| Priority | Best zone | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Best atmosphere | North End (The Bailey) | Standing section with chants throughout the game |
| Best view | Sides | Both sides offer the best perspective of the field, although no seat in the venue has poor sightlines. |
| First visit | East Side | This is the section with the best balance of atmosphere, views, and prices |
| Families with kids | South End or East Side | These are zones with a calmer, more family-friendly atmosphere |
| Tight budget | Ends | The North End is the most affordable zone, but if you'd rather not stand for the whole game, the cheapest seats are in the upper corners and the South End. |
| Maximum comfort | Sides | Both sides have suites and premium lounges. The West Side throughout the entire stand, and the East Side on the lower tier |
FC Cincinnati information
Current head coach:
Pat Noonan
Current captain:
Luciano Acosta
Position in the league last season:
2nd in the Eastern Conference. Eliminated in the Conference Semifinals
Other information
Cincinnati began competing in the USL when the club was founded in 2015, and got a massive response from the city, drawing crowds of more than 30,000 for some games. This convinced MLS to award the city a franchise in the league in 2019. Their early years were tough, but they're now a regular fixture in the playoffs chasing the league title.
Cincinnati is a city with a working-class and German heritage, and the club has managed to turn that identity into a very European kind of stadium culture, with The Bailey as its flagship. On the field, the project has combined international talent with American players, while the academy has started producing talent that's breaking into the first team.
FC Cincinnati honors
Cincinnati doesn't have a lot of hardware to show off just yet, but they've established themselves among the league's top teams since 2023, the year they won the Supporters' Shield, their first trophy. On LiveFootballTickets.com you can already buy cheap and premium tickets for all their games at TQL Stadium.
Rivalries
Hell is Real against Columbus Crew
The Ohio derby against Columbus Crew is called Hell is Real, after the famous sign on the interstate highway that connects the two cities. It's one of the country's most intense and high-profile rivalries, one that's produced spectacular tifos and a great atmosphere in the hours before kickoff.
Queen City Cup against Charlotte FC
Charlotte and Cincinnati share the nickname Queen City, which is where the trophy they compete for every season gets its name. It's a recent rivalry but one with a strong identity of its own, so matchups against Charlotte FC mean more than just three points in the Eastern Conference standings.



