Tri-Series Final Tickets Lahore 31 October 2026: Price of Every Enclosure at Gaddafi Stadium
Tri-series final tickets for 31 October at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, cost Rs 400 to Rs 22,000 on the PCB chart. See all 8 enclosures, how to buy and ID rules.
Tri-series final tickets for Saturday 31 October 2026 at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, cost Rs 400 in General, Rs 600 in First Class, Rs 800 in Premium and Rs 1,000 in VIP, on the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) price chart. A Far End Box seat costs Rs 22,000, the highest price of the whole series. Below is every enclosure, how to buy, and what is still unknown about who plays.
The final is the dearest day of the series in every stand. It is also a Saturday, and Pakistan have already won both of their Rawalpindi matches, so demand will be high.
Final ticket prices run from Rs 400 to Rs 22,000
The PCB chart lists eight enclosures for the 31 October final. General is Rs 400, First Class Rs 600, Premium Rs 800 and VIP Rs 1,000. VIP Farend is Rs 1,500, VIP New Pavilion Rs 2,000, VIP Gallery Rs 2,500 and the Far End Box Rs 22,000.
We read these figures on the chart attached to the PCB release of 1 October, opened on the board's site on 24 October 2026.
| Enclosure | Final, 31 October | Pakistan v England, 25 October | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | Rs 400 | Rs 300 | Rs 100 more |
| First Class | Rs 600 | Rs 500 | Rs 100 more |
| Premium | Rs 800 | Rs 600 | Rs 200 more |
| VIP | Rs 1,000 | Rs 800 | Rs 200 more |
| VIP Farend | Rs 1,500 | Rs 1,500 | Same |
| VIP New Pavilion | Rs 2,000 | Rs 2,000 | Same |
| VIP Gallery | Rs 2,500 | Rs 2,500 | Same |
| Far End Box/Seat | Rs 22,000 | Rs 20,000 | Rs 2,000 more |
The surprise is in the middle. The three VIP stands above plain VIP cost the same for the final as for Sunday's England match. Only the four cheaper stands and the box seats go up.
Buy final tickets online or in cash at TCS
The PCB put tri-series tickets on sale online at pcb.tcs.com.pk from 3 pm on 10 October, and at designated TCS Express Centres from 3 pm on 14 October. The final was on the same price chart, so it was part of the same sale.
Buying online takes a few minutes.
- Open pcb.tcs.com.pk and find the Final, Saturday 31 October, Gaddafi Stadium.
- Pick an enclosure and up to five seats.
- Enter a different CNIC or passport number for each seat.
- Pay online. The TCS FAQ names JazzCash as the online payment route.
- Save the e-ticket and carry each original CNIC on the day.
Cash buyers can use the centres in our list of TCS Express Centres selling cricket tickets. Call before you go, as that list was first issued for the T20Is.
You are buying a seat before the teams are known
The final is between the top two sides after the league stage ends on 29 October. Pakistan lead on 4 points, Sri Lanka have 2 and England have none. A ticket is for the match, not for a team, so it stays valid whoever qualifies.
Pakistan need one more win, against England on 25 October or Sri Lanka on 27 October, to be sure of a place. The full picture is in the tri-series points table after 22 October. England must win both of their Lahore matches to have any chance, which England's route to the final sets out.
Five tickets per CNIC, and the original card at the gate
The TCS portal limits each match to five tickets per CNIC, passport or mobile number. Its FAQ asks for the original CNIC or passport, rejects colour copies, and requires a birth certificate with the family head's CNIC for under 18s.
Our desk read those rules on 12 October 2026. Tickets are not transferable, and a PCB ticket conditions document says anyone aged four or older needs their own ticket. Five Far End Box seats cost Rs 110,000, the most one buyer can spend on the final.
The final starts at 1 pm on Saturday 31 October
The PCB announced a 1 pm start for every match of the series, with the toss at 12.30 pm. For a Saturday final with Pakistan likely to play, aim to reach the ground two hours early, because the security checks take time.
Parking, gates and the banned items list are in the Gaddafi Stadium match day rules. If you cannot get a seat, the TV and app options are in where to watch the tri-series live.
What we could not confirm on 24 October
The TCS ticket site blocked our browser on 24 October 2026, so we could not see whether final seats are still available. The PCB had not announced a reserve day for the final in anything we read. Rain refunds follow the board's general policy, set out in the PCB ticket refund rules.
Common questions
How much is the cheapest tri-series final ticket?
Rs 400 in the General enclosure at Gaddafi Stadium on 31 October 2026.
How much is a VIP ticket for the final?
Plain VIP is Rs 1,000. VIP Farend is Rs 1,500, VIP New Pavilion Rs 2,000 and VIP Gallery Rs 2,500.
Who will play in the tri-series final?
The top two after 29 October. Pakistan lead on 4 points and need one more win to be certain.
Is my final ticket valid if Pakistan do not qualify?
Yes. The ticket is for the final match on 31 October, not for a team.
Can I buy final tickets in cash?
Yes, at designated TCS Express Centres, which the PCB named as the physical sales point from 14 October.
What is the most expensive ticket in the tri-series?
The Far End Box seat for the final, at Rs 22,000.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
We read the PCB ticket release of 1 October 2026 and its attached tri-series price chart on 24 October 2026, and checked the latest results on the PCB home page the same morning. The 1 pm start comes from the PCB series release of 17 October as our desk read it on 20 October. ID rules come from the TCS portal as read on 12 October. Seat availability and any reserve day were not confirmed.
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