The European Broadcasting Union and ORF revealed that 95,000 tickets for 9 shows—around 10,500 per show—have been snapped up by fans from 75 countries and territories worldwide.
Despite the Wiener Stadthalle having a full maximum capacity of 16,083, as the installation of the stage, green room, and front-of-house (FOH) production areas reduces the usable capacity to roughly 10,500 per show; this makes it one of the largest in-show audience capacity since the Eurovision Song Contest 2019, comparable to the approximately 11,000 capacity during each show at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö and significantly larger than the roughly 6,500 fans each show capacity for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel .
Actual approximate audience capacity each show in arena ( after green room, stage and foh equipped )
Eurovision 2011 : 36000 – Düsseldorf
Eurovision 2012 : 16000 – Baku
Eurovision 2013 : 11000 – Malmö
Eurovision 2014 : 11000 – Copenhagen
Eurovision 2015 : 11000 – Vienna
Eurovision 2016 : 12000 – Stockholm
Eurovision 2017: 8000 – Kyiv
Eurovision 2018 : 11500 – Lisbon
Eurovision 2019 : 7300 – Tel Aviv
Eurovision 2021 : 3500 – Rotterdam (covid)
Eurovision 2022 : 7500 – Turin (covid)
Eurovision 2023 : 6000 – Liverpool
Eurovision 2024 : 11000 – Malmö
Eurovision 2025 : 6500 - Basel
Eurovision 2026 : 10500 - Vienna
Many are making the journey from as fan afield as Brazil, Mexico, Japan, South Africa, UAE, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Solomon Islands, Paraguay and Sri Lanka
While host country Austria naturally leads the way with 58% of tickets sold