AC Milan Tickets & Travel Information

A Virtual Horse · Sep 22, 2006

PRIYO said:
haha..lol

find cheap beers and get drunk??

pupone's right..this isn't the place for this question mate.

I know exactly what it means to be going to the Derby. Having travelled to the San Siro from Ireland a few times for other matches, this is the fulfilling of a lifelong dream.
My question is there because my group will be there for a 4-day weekend, and we don't intend to spend 4 days in the San Siro, so obviously a bit of celebration is in order.
To be honest, even though I'm an newbie here, I'd be of the opinion that if you have nothing to add, keep the smart comments to yourself.

Anyways, I'm sure the AA forum would offer the same calibre of cheap shots for wasting drinking time by going to a game....

A Virtual Horse · Sep 22, 2006

...and for the record, Pupone, Having enjoyed ghosting this site for a while, I expected a better class of reply.

No wonder the posting numbers are falling if this is the nonsense that greets a newbie.

acgaetano · Sep 22, 2006

Pupone#10 said:
Sorry mate but you seem to be more bothered about the drinking than the derby itself.
Do you even know what it means to go to Derby?
No offence mate but i suggest you try a different forum for your question, maybe an alcoholic anonymous forum, why not.

A BIT HARSH

Milanista · Sep 22, 2006

A Virtual Horse said:
Sorry about this double post. I had it in the Introductions page but the thread's now dead. Can anyone help me here?

Have one quick question for ye -

I've been in Milan a couple of times for games, but have always stuck to the usual Brera/Porta Genova for going to bars etc.

A group of us are heading over for the Derby in March, and I'm wondering do any of you have tips for good bars - both for drinking with other fans before and after the game, and for decently-priced beer.

I know there's lots of trendy bars but I find them very expensive. Is there any good sound bars (preferably local-type) that have better-priced beer and would be good for a few pints and a bit of craic?

great forum, by the way - had to post this as I'm curious to see if any of you know any good places.

Thanks in advance.

FORZA MILANO!!!!!!!!

hahah what a funny question mate. it seems you're more interested in beer than the derby. anyway i was in milan last year and there was a bar next to the stadium . i dont know if its still there now. hope it can statisfy your hunger for alcohol. just dont get drunk before the match and enter the wrong part of the stadium - curva nord. trust me. its the worst place

acgaetano · Sep 22, 2006

DennisBergkamp said:
http://www.bestticket.it/newbt/default.asp?shop_id=MILANeng

cheers

radioactivenerd · Sep 22, 2006

i dont see whats wrong if he wants to have beer while watching the derby....beer and football go great together......im with you virtual - while the derby would be my number one interest, it can only get better with some good beer.
cant help you much with bars though - im not from milan.

Milanista · Sep 22, 2006

radioactivenerd said:
i dont see whats wrong if he wants to have beer while watching the derby....beer and football go great together......im with you virtual - while the derby would be my number one interest, it can only get better with some good beer.
cant help you much with bars though - im not from milan.

u cant bring in alcohol to the stadium.oh and please dont drink before you go to the stadium. if they see you in a half-drunk condition, then sorry you're out. no derby for you :tongue:

mos-milan · Sep 22, 2006

Come on guys don't be too harsh on him!I think that he knows waht a derby is all about!One of the many things is how to enjoy it with friends...Don't tell me that you never had beers with your friends before or after a derby match!!!The only thing he asked is if you know how he could find a cheap place where he could enjoy with friends some beer!!!He must have solved out all the other things...

radioactivenerd · Sep 22, 2006

Milanista said:
u cant bring in alcohol to the stadium.oh and please dont drink before you go to the stadium. if they see you in a half-drunk condition, then sorry you're out. no derby for you

lol i get all that....but ive heard there are a few (not many) fans...that actually watch the game on tv...at a bar or at home!! can you imagine that?
:tongue:

Passion for *9* · Sep 22, 2006

Ticket + Travel-related info + questions :
http://forum.acmilan-online.com/showthread.php?t=7668

If you learn to respect the posting guidelines your welcome might turn out warmer

pussycat_doll · Sep 22, 2006

A Virtual Horse said:
I know exactly what it means to be going to the Derby. Having travelled to the San Siro from Ireland a few times for other matches, this is the fulfilling of a lifelong dream.
My question is there because my group will be there for a 4-day weekend, and we don't intend to spend 4 days in the San Siro, so obviously a bit of celebration is in order.
To be honest, even though I'm an newbie here, I'd be of the opinion that if you have nothing to add, keep the smart comments to yourself.

Anyways, I'm sure the AA forum would offer the same calibre of cheap shots for wasting drinking time by going to a game....

Man u people dont know how to read what the guy is sayng look again,il bold the importan part..

So its normal that he has this request

Oh and that bar next to the stadium is fairly cheap.

crazymilangirl · Sep 22, 2006

pussycat_doll said:
Man u people dont know how to read what the guy is sayng look again,il bold the importan part..

So its normal that he has this request

ROFL girl, you totally killed me with this post :eek:

haha i should have known...IRISH COFFEE..(acting serious) I think some poeple were a little harsh on him here...

if i could help i'd love to do..

Kuzimoto · Sep 22, 2006

for christ sake,guys...you make this forum looks redicoulus!!!!

you could only say to this guy-no,sorry mate,we don't know any bars around the stadium.

most of us from a far countries,we only dream to come to San Siro,so we jealous thee.
instead we'd only sit our asses home,watch cable tv and drink cheap beer from a cheap grocery store.

Beemer · Sep 23, 2006

I agree...chill out, guys! If I wanted to go to the San Siro, I'd likely play 20 Questions here as well.

Merging with the Tickets forum.

Milanista · Sep 23, 2006

pussycat_doll said:
Man u people dont know how to read what the guy is sayng look again,il bold the importan part..

So its normal that he has this request

Oh and that bar next to the stadium is fairly cheap.

hahahah.....

now thats really funny !!

A Virtual Horse · Sep 25, 2006

Thanks to everyone who replied on this - Wasn't expecting such controversy!
To clear some things up - of COURSE we're not looking to go drinking before/during the game!!!! It's a sunday morning/afternoon for god's sake!
We're looking for good places to go on the friday and saturday nights, and especially on the sunday night after the game, where we'll hopefully be revelling in the hammering of Inter.
I know the Irish have a bad name for the :beer:

, but on a sunday morning?

No way! We'll need to have our full senses about us for the game.

Pussycat, Crazy, BMW, Kuzimoto, MOS - cheers - I think you knew what I was asking.
Milanista, Radioactive - Don't think you quite got what I was getting at.
Pupone - Lighten up and stop being a spa.

Beemer · Sep 25, 2006

A Virtual Horse said:
We're looking for good places to go on the friday and saturday nights, and especially on the sunday night after the game, where we'll hopefully be revelling in the hammering of Inter.

I'll drink to that, pun intended.

Passion for *9* · Sep 25, 2006

O-fuckin-kay... I'll try to be helpful.

First, people from Milan or familiar with the area mostly post in the Italian section, you may want to repeat your question there (Babelfish Italian will usually do).

Second, until you get all the first-hand info, a Google search for "Milan, nightlife, clubs, pubs" would be a good starting point.

DennisBergkamp · Sep 25, 2006

hello again

http://www.bestticket.it/newbt/product.asp?origin=MILANENG&product=1421

could someone check this link for me its in italian

are the prices in tens of EUROS i.e thirty four euros
or is it thousands

if its 34 euros to see milan its a bargain or even 69 - there are not many setas on sale so you have act fast

also please indicate which section available would get you the best view

sorry to keep asking its just i want to see an amazing match and am planning my visit soon!

Passion for *9* · Sep 25, 2006

^^^ The prices are in tens... 34 Euros (etc) is correct.

A Virtual Horse · Sep 25, 2006

Passion for *9* said:
First, people from Milan or familiar with the area mostly post in the Italian section, you may want to repeat your question there (Babelfish Italian will usually do).

First solid answer on this question - cheers - will do!

Passion for *9* said:
Second, until you get all the first-hand info, a Google search for "Milan, nightlife, clubs, pubs" would be a good starting point.

Done that, but you don't get "real" places on sites/threads like that. The best places are often off the beaten track, and after pouring through dozens of pages of google links from dozens of combinations of the above, I found nothing that I didn't know already from my previous trips. I think your first suggestion here might help me find something more local.

cheers mate

wils6000 · Sep 25, 2006

Ac Milan Season Tickets

hi everyone-

just a quick note to say that i have many seaosn tickets at Milan and hire them out on a regualr basis - have done for last three years- so if you have any ticketing requests please do contact me -

please not ethat at moment all of my Derby tickets have gone- but i do have Roma still

FORZA MILAN

DennisBergkamp · Sep 27, 2006

anyone else planning a visit

anyone know of any decent hotels in milan - which are cheap and not in the middle of the countryside

somewhere where something actually happens

Milanista · Sep 27, 2006

DennisBergkamp said:
anyone else planning a visit

anyone know of any decent hotels in milan - which are cheap and not in the middle of the countryside

somewhere where something actually happens

u can stay at melia milano hotel. i stayed there for 3 nights. its a good hotel. its about 10 mins away from the stadium. the metro about 3 mins away from the hotel. its easy if you want to go to the city . just be careful when you return to the hotel because there are 2 red lines on the metro. .

Milanista · Sep 27, 2006

wils6000 said:
hi everyone-

just a quick note to say that i have many seaosn tickets at Milan and hire them out on a regualr basis - have done for last three years- so if you have any ticketing requests please do contact me -

please not ethat at moment all of my Derby tickets have gone- but i do have Roma still

FORZA MILAN

hi mate. you do know that there are new ticket laws and it states that we need to have our names on the ticket , right ? i think i prefer to get my tickets from the stands in milano

wils6000 · Sep 27, 2006

Milan Tickets

hi

thank you for your concern - but as i say i have been doin this for three years now - there are forms on AC Milans site where season ticket holders can inform them of who is to be sitting in their seats for the game- so it is no problem

on hotel front - i use www.venere.com - superb !!

A Virtual Horse · Sep 28, 2006

wils6000 said:
on hotel front - i use www.venere.com - superb !!

Venere is a great resource for booking - often you don't pay for the hotel until arrival.
Try googling:
Hotel London (€50, per person, per night), just off Via Dante
Hotel Ibis Milan Centro (€50 pp, pn), Between Duomo and central station
Also if you google Hotel Arno, you'll get a small, cheap and friendly place on Via Lazaretto, just beside Corso Beunos Aires, and run by a very nice and helpful guy called Patrick. It'll only cost you around €30 pp, pn.

For something a bit nicer, but not wallet-heavy, have a look at Hotel Mercure Corso Genova, or Hotel Amadeus.

DennisBergkamp · Sep 28, 2006

thanks for the info guys

i'll keep these in mind

if i see some decent ones on expedia i'll mention them in here and you guys can tell me if they are ok or not

thanks again

JoePilar · Sep 28, 2006

Hi all. First post.

I'm looking at coming over to Milan from Brussel the 1st and 2nd November with some friends, and would like to take in the AC v RSCA Champions League match on the 1th of november.

How easy will it be to get tickets? Can I buy CL tickets online ?

The 5th of october a friend will be in Milan, can he already buy those tickets for all of us ?

And finally, I've never been in Milan, what is the best district where we can go out after the match. We are staying in a Hotel in the center (Zona Repubblica )

Anyway, any help would be appreciated. Thx in advance.

D

DennisBergkamp · Sep 28, 2006

hello joe,

they may appear on this site http://www.bestticket.it/newbt/default.asp?shop_id=MILANENG

they sell seria a matches dunno about champs league

im trying to go in mid november to see roma match
i will be trying to snap the tickets first thing then arrange flights as i dont want to visit milan without seeing a match

best of luck with your querey

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