AC Milan Tickets & Travel Information

senwar · 03-03-2006, 17:23

Need info on purchasing match tickets, seating accommodations, or directions on how to get to the San Siro? Or what to do while hanging out in the city before or after the match?

While there's no guarantee that you'll get an answer, feel free to post any inquiries here.
--BMWTaylor

Hi all. First post. Hope I'm in the right section!

I'm looking at coming over to Milan from the UK 12-15 May, and would possibly like to take in the AC v Roma match on the 14th.

How easy will it be to get tickets? I've emailed besttickets.it and they told me tickets will be onsale online a few weeks before, but just wondered what people's experience was, especially with it being the last league match of the season.

Also, what will the city be like during that weekend? Just wondering if it will be OK thats all.

Anyway, any help would be appreciated. Can't wait!

newyorker · 21-03-2006, 06:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by senwar

Hi all. First post. Hope I'm in the right section!

I'm looking at coming over to Milan from the UK 12-15 May, and would possibly like to take in the AC v Roma match on the 14th.

How easy will it be to get tickets? I've emailed besttickets.it and they told me tickets will be onsale online a few weeks before, but just wondered what people's experience was, especially with it being the last league match of the season.

Also, what will the city be like during that weekend? Just wondering if it will be OK thats all.

Anyway, any help would be appreciated. Can't wait!

Hey...Lets make it top of the list again. I am planning to take my son for Chievo game. I want to buy some tickets online, the only problem is my Italian. I don't have it...So when I am coming to Credit card (probably) screen they ask me some questions which i do not understand. Did anyone here bought this tickets online, at besttickets.it???? If yes please do post your experience and your help will be greatly appreciated.

newyorker · 21-03-2006, 19:26

knock, knock

David · 21-03-2006, 20:34

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Originally Posted by newyorker

Hey...Lets make it top of the list again. I am planning to take my son for Chievo game. I want to buy some tickets online, the only problem is my Italian. I don't have it...So when I am coming to Credit card (probably) screen they ask me some questions which i do not understand. Did anyone here bought this tickets online, at besttickets.it???? If yes please do post your experience and your help will be greatly appreciated.

What questions? Copy/paste them if you wish.

I went through the purchasing process to check those questions up and when asked to introduce my credit card details I don't get any questions in Italian. Everything is in English.

Here's where I've started from:
http://www.bestticket.it/newbt/produ...G&product=1294

newyorker · 22-03-2006, 05:39

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Originally Posted by David

What questions? Copy/paste them if you wish.

I went through the purchasing process to check those questions up and when asked to introduce my credit card details I don't get any questions in Italian. Everything is in English.

Here's where I've started from:
http://www.bestticket.it/newbt/produ...G&product=1294

tHanks a lot. it worked...cheapest way to get to milano from London?

David · 22-03-2006, 06:58

You may want to give http://www.kayak.com a try for that. It searches multiple travel sites for the best deal based on your input.

Or a member from London could help out on this one.

PUPO · 22-03-2006, 08:58

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Originally Posted by newyorker

tHanks a lot. it worked...cheapest way to get to milano from London?

Fly from London (Stanstead airport) with Ryan air to Bergamo (Orio al Serio)
and with 50 pounds or less return tickets..(i once paid 19 pound return

)

PUPO · 22-03-2006, 09:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by senwar

Hi all. First post. Hope I'm in the right section!

I'm looking at coming over to Milan from the UK 12-15 May, and would possibly like to take in the AC v Roma match on the 14th.

How easy will it be to get tickets? I've emailed besttickets.it and they told me tickets will be onsale online a few weeks before, but just wondered what people's experience was, especially with it being the last league match of the season.

Also, what will the city be like during that weekend? Just wondering if it will be OK thats all.

Anyway, any help would be appreciated. Can't wait!

Don't worry...there'll be plenty of tickets...you can also buy them from the stadium up to five minutes before the match...
even though it's the last game, it's not like we'll be celebrating the scudetto....

..it won't be a sellout....no worries.

forza wednesday · 02-04-2006, 14:00

Hi ,first time poster here I am a Sheffield Wednesday fan who likes Italian football and this season went to see Lazio v Roma in february.Next season I would like to see a Milan v Inter game.The ticket availability online for a game like this seems very limited,but if i arrived in Milan the day before the match is it still possible to get tickets from Milan Point and branches of Banca Intesa in the city ? Also is there a Ticket office at the San Siro and can you get tickets on the day of the game ?

Would be grateful for your help,thanks !

rajyboy · 05-04-2006, 14:40

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Guys

Am a neutral (less embarrassing than admitting that i'm a Forest fan), but do have Rossoneri leanings.
Last night's game inspired me to book a ryan air flight for me + mrs to Milan for il derbi - she doesn't know that we will be spending a couple of hours at San Siro!

Now - how do i get tickets?
Club says they've sold out, so i guess i need to check out other sources.

Any ideas , and what should i pay on black market.

Don't fancy pay the £100 min charged by UK tix agencies.

Must be cheaper over there!

Does anyone know if derby matches actually sell out - checked out past fixtures and attendances seem to be around 78/79,000 - how does that work with a 85,000 capacity?

Hope someone can help out

Cheers
Raj

rajyboy · 05-04-2006, 15:03

mate
am going to the Milan derby in mid April, without tix ,but should be able to get on blk market out there.
Also - want to go to the Rome Derby next season,Roma at home of course, is it pretty easy to pick tickets up out there?

Rajyboy

Mr C · 05-04-2006, 16:49

Maybe it's only 79,00ish because they need to keep seats empty between the two sets of fans

Just a guess, im probably wrong though. But wouldn't huge derby games like this one sell out really quickly and a long time before the game? Maybe someone could shed sum more light on it

scarecrows · 05-04-2006, 17:39

tough for you to find tickets

after the victory of yesterday all Milan fans will go there waiting for another perfect night

good luck though

cccp · 05-04-2006, 17:51

how about other matches. For example AC vs a small side, I see they always play in front of haft empty stadium, any chance to by ticket

forza wednesday · 06-04-2006, 00:36

hi rajyboy

Yes you should be able to get tickets for Roma v Lazio OK try listicket.it where you can buy them on the internet.When I went in February there were 60,000 there so not a sell out as the Stadio Olimpico holds 82,000.

hope that helps

PUPO · 06-04-2006, 08:34

Tickets for the derby are impossible to find unless you are part of a Milan club.
The black market, as you refer to it, has vanished following the introduction of nominal tickets for which ID must be provided to match the name of the ticket on entrance to the stadium.
Sorry man.

TheGrinch · 07-04-2006, 10:27

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Originally Posted by Pupone#20

Tickets for the derby are impossible to find unless you are part of a Milan club.

Does anybody knows how it works to become an official supporters club?
Are they registered somewhere on the net?

Milanista · 07-04-2006, 11:24

you can get the tickets for milan matches at the lotto station. there, you will find dudes selling them, at a higher price of course. lotto is the nearest station to san siro. u can also get tickets from dudes outside the stadium , they would be walking around and selling them. good luck.

Milanista · 07-04-2006, 11:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pupone#20

Tickets for the derby are impossible to find unless you are part of a Milan club.
The black market, as you refer to it, has vanished following the introduction of nominal tickets for which ID must be provided to match the name of the ticket on entrance to the stadium.
Sorry man.

hehe mate, i got mine easily for the derby between inter - milan 04/05 . what a great evening , milan won 1 - 0 , a goal from kaka !

i bought my ticket from the internet

rajyboy · 07-04-2006, 14:11

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Originally Posted by Milanista

hehe mate, i got mine easily for the derby between inter - milan 04/05 . what a great evening , milan won 1 - 0 , a goal from kaka !

i bought my ticket from the internet

Any idea of what i would have to pay the dudes hanging around lotto?

best price i've had so far is 95 euros for a blue 2nd ring seat(must be curva sud) from a hotel.

cheers
rajyboy

03-03-2006, 17:23	#1
senwar Rookie Join Date: Mar 2006	AC Milan Tickets & Travel Information Need info on purchasing match tickets, seating accommodations, or directions on how to get to the San Siro? Or what to do while hanging out in the city before or after the match? While there's no guarantee that you'll get an answer, feel free to post any inquiries here. --BMWTaylor Hi all. First post. Hope I'm in the right section! I'm looking at coming over to Milan from the UK 12-15 May, and would possibly like to take in the AC v Roma match on the 14th. How easy will it be to get tickets? I've emailed besttickets.it and they told me tickets will be onsale online a few weeks before, but just wondered what people's experience was, especially with it being the last league match of the season. Also, what will the city be like during that weekend? Just wondering if it will be OK thats all. Anyway, any help would be appreciated. Can't wait! Last edited by BMWTaylor; 12-03-2007 at 20:37.

02-04-2006, 14:00	#9
forza wednesday Rookie Join Date: Apr 2006	Milan Tickets Thread Hi ,first time poster here I am a Sheffield Wednesday fan who likes Italian football and this season went to see Lazio v Roma in february.Next season I would like to see a Milan v Inter game.The ticket availability online for a game like this seems very limited,but if i arrived in Milan the day before the match is it still possible to get tickets from Milan Point and branches of Banca Intesa in the city ? Also is there a Ticket office at the San Siro and can you get tickets on the day of the game ? Would be grateful for your help,thanks !

05-04-2006, 14:40	#10
rajyboy Rookie Join Date: Apr 2006	Milan-Inter Tickets undefinedundefined [B] Guys Am a neutral (less embarrassing than admitting that i'm a Forest fan), but do have Rossoneri leanings. Last night's game inspired me to book a ryan air flight for me + mrs to Milan for il derbi - she doesn't know that we will be spending a couple of hours at San Siro! Now - how do i get tickets? Club says they've sold out, so i guess i need to check out other sources. Any ideas , and what should i pay on black market. Don't fancy pay the £100 min charged by UK tix agencies. Must be cheaper over there! Does anyone know if derby matches actually sell out - checked out past fixtures and attendances seem to be around 78/79,000 - how does that work with a 85,000 capacity? Hope someone can help out Cheers Raj

21-03-2006, 19:26	#3
newyorker National Team Player Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: NYC	knock, knock

22-03-2006, 06:58	#6
David Administrator Join Date: Apr 2002	You may want to give http://www.kayak.com a try for that. It searches multiple travel sites for the best deal based on your input. Or a member from London could help out on this one.

05-04-2006, 15:03	#11
rajyboy Rookie Join Date: Apr 2006	mate am going to the Milan derby in mid April, without tix ,but should be able to get on blk market out there. Also - want to go to the Rome Derby next season,Roma at home of course, is it pretty easy to pick tickets up out there? Rajyboy

05-04-2006, 16:49	#12
Mr C National Team Player Join Date: Dec 2005	Maybe it's only 79,00ish because they need to keep seats empty between the two sets of fans Just a guess, im probably wrong though. But wouldn't huge derby games like this one sell out really quickly and a long time before the game? Maybe someone could shed sum more light on it

05-04-2006, 17:39	#13
scarecrows AC Milan Icon Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Tirana, ALBANIA	tough for you to find tickets after the victory of yesterday all Milan fans will go there waiting for another perfect night good luck though

05-04-2006, 17:51	#14
cccp National Team Player Join Date: Jun 2003 Fav. Players: Shevchenko - KaKa - Maldini -Costacuta - Van Basten	how about other matches. For example AC vs a small side, I see they always play in front of haft empty stadium, any chance to by ticket

06-04-2006, 00:36	#15
forza wednesday Rookie Join Date: Apr 2006	hi rajyboy Yes you should be able to get tickets for Roma v Lazio OK try listicket.it where you can buy them on the internet.When I went in February there were 60,000 there so not a sell out as the Stadio Olimpico holds 82,000. hope that helps

06-04-2006, 08:34	#16
PUPO Milan forever Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: UK Fav. Players: Seedorf, Pippo, Totti, R80, Messi, Sheva	Tickets for the derby are impossible to find unless you are part of a Milan club. The black market, as you refer to it, has vanished following the introduction of nominal tickets for which ID must be provided to match the name of the ticket on entrance to the stadium. Sorry man.

07-04-2006, 11:24	#18
Milanista AC Milan Icon Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: la fossa Fav. Players: 03 , 08	you can get the tickets for milan matches at the lotto station. there, you will find dudes selling them, at a higher price of course. lotto is the nearest station to san siro. u can also get tickets from dudes outside the stadium , they would be walking around and selling them. good luck.