EuroLeague Final Four sold out fast

EuroLeague released Final Four tickets in four public phases for the first time, a change organizers said was made "in anticipation of exceptionally high demand" Euroleague announcement). Phase 1 of the public sale opened when general sales began on February 11 and, according to EuroLeague, sold out in less than five minutes sale report). Phase 2 was also exhausted during its window, with EuroLeague noting that the second public phase sold out on February 26 ahead of the Phase 3 launch phase-two notice). Phase 3 went on sale at 10:00 CET on March 17, a release EuroLeague timed to fall between the Regular Season conclusion and the start of the Play-In Showdown timing details). Organizers say a final, fourth public phase will open on April 20 at 10:00 CEST and will include a limited allocation across multiple price categories final phase schedule). The event will be hosted at the Telekom Center Athens — the renamed OAKA arena with a listed capacity of roughly 18,000–19,000 spectators and a recent naming-rights deal in place through 2030 — and the Final Four is being promoted as "Athens presented by Etihad" per the official event branding venue site).