The 2023 FEI European Dressage Championships will take place in Riesenbeck, Germany (4–10 September), with the European Para-Dressage Championships taking place in the sand stadium at the same venue. If you would like to attend in person, here is what you need to know before you buy your European Dressage Championships tickets.
If you only wish to watch the European Para-Dressage Championships, you can buy a strolling ticket. This will give you free choice of seats in the grandstand for the sand stadium. If you wish to watch the European Dressage Championships, you will need to buy either a covered or uncovered seat ticket. This will give you a seat to watch the dressage in the main stadium and access to the para-dressage stadium as well.
Advertised as “subscription” tickets, these are tickets that provide access for the entirety of the competition, with prices starting from €132.50 for adults and €68.90 for children aged between four and 11.
Tickets for children at the European Dressage Championships
Entry for children six years old and under is free. Reduced prices are offered for children between seven and 17 years old.
Disabled access for the European Dressage Championships
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