How to buy AC Milan tickets
San Siro (Stadio Giuseppe Meazza), Milan. Serie A. A weekend from London usually costs about £192 with flights, 2 nights and a ticket.
- How hard
- Plan ahead
- Usual price
- €10 to €49 (about £9 to £42)
- Membership
- Not needed
- ID at the gate
- Bring photo ID, tickets are named
Single tickets reach general sale for most league games, but derbies, Inter and big Champions League nights sell out quickly. Tickets are named, so the holder's details are needed.
Price checked on the club's ticket page for Milan v Frosinone, 2026-11-22 on 25 October 2026.
Buying a ticket, step by step
When tickets go on sale: Season-ticket holders and Milan Club members buy first (16 Oct 15:00 for the 22 Nov match), then free sale opens to everyone on 19 Oct at 15:00, 34 days before kick-off.
Membership: Season ticket / Milan Club (pre-sale phase only). It gets you in before general sale, but you don't need it.
- Open acmilan.com/en/tickets and choose Men's Match Tickets, which takes you to booking.acmilan.com/en, the club's own booking site.
- Register an account with your real name, date of birth, nationality and email, then log in.
- Pick the match and check whether it is open to the general public or still in a priority window for season-ticket and card holders. Watch the club news page for the sale announcement.
- Choose a sector and seats on the map. Curva Sud is the ultras end, and the lower-priced sectors sit in the corners and behind the goals.
- Enter the full name, date of birth and nationality of every ticket holder, because Italian tickets are named.
- Pay by card, then save the e-ticket to your phone wallet or the club app. Take your passport to the stadium for the ID check.
Tips
- Buy only from booking.acmilan.com, Casa Milan, the club store or the Vivaticket network; named tickets bought from resellers can be refused at the gate.
- Milan and Inter share San Siro, so check that the fixture is a Milan home game before you book.
- Some fixtures bar fans from the visiting side's country or city; read the notice on the match page.
Upcoming home games
- Milan v FerencvarosThu 5 Nov 2026, 18:45. Europa LeagueTrip from £192
- Milan v FrosinoneSun 22 Nov 2026, 18:00. Serie ATrip from £192
- Milan v ParmaSun 6 Dec 2026, 20:45. Serie ATrip from £192
- Milan v SunderlandThu 10 Dec 2026, 21:00. Europa LeagueTrip from £192
- Milan v ComoSat 19 Dec 2026, 18:00. Serie ATrip from £192
- Milan v FiorentinaTue 5 Jan 2027, 20:45. Serie ATrip from £192
- Milan v TorinoSun 17 Jan 2027, time to be confirmed. Serie ATrip from £192
- Milan v Ararat-ArmeniaThu 28 Jan 2027, 21:00. Europa LeagueTrip from £192
Kick-off times are local. Leagues often move games for TV a few weeks before.
Flights from the UK
Fly into Malpensa, Linate, Bergamo. Typical return fares, and the whole trip with the cheapest usual ticket and 2 nights in a budget room (about £69 a night):
| Flying from | Return flight | Whole trip |
|---|---|---|
| London | £45 to £130 | £192 |
| Manchester | £63 to £153 | £210 |
| Edinburgh | £104 to £206 | £251 |
| Liverpool | £141 to £244 | £288 |
| Leeds Bradford | £187 to £341 | £334 |
| Cardiff | £211 to £373 | £358 |
| Aberdeen | £221 to £296 | £368 |
| Bournemouth | £99 to £444 | £246 |
Bergamo (Ryanair) is cheapest; the bus into Milan takes about an hour.
Getting there
From the airport
- Malpensa Airport to Milano Centrale or Cadorna: Malpensa Express, 45 minutes, about €15. Trains from Terminal 1 and 2 stations; buy at Trenord machines or the Trenord app, 15 euros single since August 2025. About 37 minutes to Cadorna, 51 to Centrale (Rail Europe).
- Linate Airport to Duomo / San Babila: Metro M4, 15 minutes, about €2.2. M4 runs from Linate under the centre; a standard ATM ticket (2.20 euros, 90 minutes) works, bought at machines or tapped contactless at the gates.
- Bergamo Orio al Serio to Milano Centrale: Flibco / Orio Shuttle / Autostradale, 50 minutes, about €8.5. Buses leave from the Arrivi bus station, stops 2 to 5; Flibco from 8.50 euros booked online, pay by card.
- Or Malpensa Airport to Milan centre: Taxi, 55 minutes, about €104. Taxi rank outside arrivals; Milan has a fixed fare from Malpensa of about 104 euros (my notes, not re-fetched).
To San Siro (Stadio Giuseppe Meazza)
Metro M5 to San Siro Stadio, or metro M1 to Lotto and walk; tram 16 also stops near the south entrances (ATM Milano guidance for events at San Siro). Journey time not confirmed.
On match day
- San Siro is on metro M5 (San Siro Stadio) and tram 24 from the centre; both run on the ATM ticket.
Make a weekend of it
- Duomo rooftop terraces
- Navigli canals for an aperitivo
- Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II to the Scala
The atmosphere
Curva Sud is the Milan ultras end; ground is huge and sound is best behind the goals.
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.