India vs Brazil football match: VVIP seats cost ₹25,000, Check full stand-wise price list

The much-awaited India vs Brazil international friendly in Kolkata is drawing huge interest from football fans, with ticket availability and prices now visible across multiple sections on the District booking platform.

The match will be played on October 3 at the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan, popularly known as Salt Lake Stadium, with kick-off at 7 PM IST.

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While the original ticket sale featured prices starting at ₹999, the latest District seat-selection page shows 23 sections live, with currently listed ticket prices ranging from ₹3,500 to ₹25,000.

Lower-priced categories appear to have sold out, while several premium and hospitality sections remain available.

India vs Brazil ticket prices: Latest District listing

Here is the section-wise pricing visible on the current District booking page:

These are the prices and sections available on the District seat-selection page as of Sep 22. Prices can change later. 

VVIP ticket costs ₹25,000

The most expensive ticket currently visible is the VVIP Left section at ₹25,000. The listing marks it as a seated, free-seating and hospitality category, with the page showing only 49 seats left on Sept 22.

The VIP Left and VIP Right sections are priced at ₹18,000 each and are listed as seated, free-seating categories.

The C2 Middle hospitality section is available at ₹15,000.

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Original India vs Brazil ticket prices

When the ticket sale initially opened, prices started at ₹999 and went up to ₹15,000. The original categories included A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, B3, C1, C2, C3, D1, D2, D3 and VIP sections.

The lower-priced tickets were snapped up rapidly after sales opened. Most non-premium tickets priced between ₹1,000 and ₹5,000 were sold within around 20 minutes. The current District listing therefore reflects remaining/live sections rather than the complete original price structure.