Tickets for the Euro2020 matches to be hosted at Hampden next year and will cost up to £165.
The national stadium will host two group games and one last 16 knock-out match during the finals, which will be held across a range of European cities, rather than hosted by one or two countries, is has been traditional.
There are three grades of prices for each of those games, with £111 the category two price and £45 for the least expensive seats.
The same three categories will be charged for the group stage and last-16 games at Wembley.
The hope is Scotland will qualify for a first major tournament for the first time since 1998. They face Belgium tonight in their latest Group I qualifier in Brussels.
An unlikely win would put them right on track to qualify for the finals automatically, but fans may hold back on buying tickets given the prices.
The London ground is hosting one of the semi-finals and the final. The cheapest last four ticket will cost £76, with the most expensive setting punters back £841.
Tickets for all venues are available until 12 July.
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