How to buy Bohemians 1905 tickets

Ďolíček, Prague. Czech First League.

How hard: Usually available
Usual price: €10 to €14 (about £9 to £12)
Membership: Needed for most games
ID at the gate: Not usually checked

Tiny ground with a cult following. Sparta and Slavia games run in a closed presale mode and are hard to get.

Price checked on the club's ticket page for Official 2026/27 price list: 250 CZK to 350 CZK in presale, 300 CZK to 400 CZK on matchday. on 25 October 2026.

Buying a ticket, step by step

When tickets go on sale: Presale in the mobile app usually starts on the Monday two weeks before the match.

Membership: Bohemians mobile app account (free). You'll need it for most games.

Install the Bohemians app (presale is app-based) and create an account.
Open Vstupenky, pick the home match and a sector.
Buy in presale, usually from the Monday two weeks before.
Pay by card and keep the ticket on your phone.
Bring ID to Ďolíček.

Official tickets on vstupenky.bohemians.cz

Tips

Sparta and Slavia games have a special closed presale system; details are on the club ticket page.
Ďolíček is a small ground, so seats are limited.

Upcoming home games

Kick-off times are local. Leagues often move games for TV a few weeks before.

Flights from the UK

Fly into Prague. Typical return fares, and the whole trip with the cheapest usual ticket and 2 nights in a budget room (about £43 a night):

Flying from	Return flight	Whole trip
Newcastle	£155 to £227	£250
Leeds Bradford	£134 to £225	£229
East Midlands	£149 to £205	£244
Aberdeen	£173 to £282	£268
Bournemouth	£166 to £264	£261

Bus 59 from the terminal to Nádraží Veleslavín (about 15 min), then metro A towards the centre; about 40 min in total on one 90 minute PID ticket (46 CZK, about EUR 2, in the Lítačka app). Metro A to Muzeum or Můstek, then tram or metro C to Vltavská.

Getting there

From the airport

Prague Airport (PRG) to Metro A, Nádraží Veleslavín, then city centre: Bus 59 then metro A, 40 minutes, about €2. Bus 59 leaves from both terminals to Nádraží Veleslavín (about 15 min); change to metro A for Dejvická, Malostranská, Muzeum and Můstek. Buy a 90 minute PID ticket (46 CZK in the Lítačka app, 50 CZK elsewhere) before boarding.
Or Prague Airport (PRG) to Zličín, then city centre: Bus 100 then metro B, 40 minutes, about €2. Bus 100 runs to Zličín (about 18 min) where metro B goes to Anděl, Můstek and Náměstí Republiky. Same 90 minute PID ticket.
Or Praha hlavní nádraží to Brno hlavní nádraží: ČD SuperCity or RegioJet, 160 minutes, about €10. Trains run about hourly; fares start around 250 CZK on older seat61 figures. Book at cd.cz or regiojet.com.

To Ďolíček

Ďolíček is in Vršovice, south-east of the centre; allow 25 min on foot from Náměstí Míru metro A, or use a tram (check pid.cz).

On match day

Sparta (epet ARENA, Letná): tram 26 runs direct from Praha hlavní nádraží, or take metro C to Vltavská then tram 1, 12 or 25 to the Sparta stop.
Slavia (Eden): tram stop Slavia - Nádraží Eden, or metro A to Strašnická or Želivského and walk about 10 min; the Praha-Eden train stop is 3 min away. Tram routes were changed in 2026, so check pid.cz.
A 24 hour PID ticket costs 140 CZK in the Lítačka app (150 CZK from machines), and a 72 hour ticket 340 CZK (350 CZK).

Make a weekend of it

Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square early in the morning
Letná Park and its beer garden, just above the Sparta ground
Vyšehrad fort for the river view

The atmosphere

One of Europe's most charming old grounds, with the Klokani ultras behind the goal.

Where this comes from

We put this guide together from the club's own pages and the sources below, and recheck it through the season. If something has changed, email betterlifeoa@gmail.com.