AC Milan Tickets

1. Choose Your Match: Scroll up and click the orange "Tickets From" button next to your selected AC Milan match.
2. Select Your Seat: Use the San Siro stadium map to choose seats based on price and location.
3. Complete Purchase: Secure your Milan tickets through the selected resale marketplace.

• Check Policies: Review refund and exchange policies carefully. Serie A schedules may change weeks in advance, so some flexibility is recommended for early purchases.
• Pricing Variations: High-demand AC Milan match tickets may be priced higher on resale football ticket platforms due to supply and demand.
• Ticket Delivery: Resale Milan tickets are often sent close to matchday, sometimes within 48 hours of the game.
• Customer Support: If you need assistance, customer support is available through Ticket Compare’s partner sites, as they’re known for responsive service.

Next, we’ll cover more details on buying AC Milan tickets, including a comparison of official AC Milan channels and reliable resale platforms.

On the club’s official site, AC Milan match tickets go on sale between 2 and 3 weeks before a Serie A fixture. This is the case for general admission tickets for most league matches at the San Siro, but there are exceptions for other games.

For instance, you can buy AC Milan Champions League tickets about 1 month in advance, while tickets for AC Milan matches against major opponents like Juventus or Inter Milan tend to go on sale at least 6 weeks before a fixture.

The biggest matches like these, which are likely to sell out, will also have an early sales phase for members before going on sale to the general public. For many AC Milan fixtures there is also a 48-hour window for season ticket holders to buy an additional ticket.

Using Ticket Compare you don’t need to worry about on-sale dates as it is possible to buy AC Milan tickets as soon as the fixture list is announced in the summer before the season. This way you won’t have to keep checking in to find out if the match has gone on sale or wait in an online queue.

No. In fact, all AC Milan matches will go on sale to the general public. For general sale, you just need to register on the AC Milan website and get a MyMilan account. However, the most important fixtures in Serie A and in the Champions League will sell out quickly.

One issue with the San Siro is that the best seats will sell out quickly even for less popular matches in which the entire ground may not be filled.

Using Ticket Compare you can find the AC MIlan seats that you need, even if they are no longer available on the official club website.

The Cuore Rossonero (CRN) Card is a loyalty card tailored for AC Milan supporters. It’s AC Milan’s version of a Tessera del Tifoso, a form of ID card introduced in 2009 to help ensure  safety at Serie A stadiums. In the case of AC Milan the card comes with a range of perks:

Ticket Purchasing Privileges: As mentioned above, CRN card holders also enjoy exclusive early access to ticket sales before they open to the general public, and can purchase bulk “Packs” of some matches in advance.

Seamless Stadium Access: The CRN Card allows fans to upload tickets digitally, granting them straightforward entry to Giuseppe Meazza Stadium and other participating Italian venues.

Exclusive Benefits: Cardholders are eligible for personalized offers, updates on AC Milan news, and a 10% discount at the official AC Milan Store.

Account Management: Members can update their profile information directly within their MyMilan account.

AC Milan’s CRN Card is priced at €20 plus delivery and stays valid for a period of four years.

One, but it may depend on the fixture. As the Cuore Rossonero (CRN) Card is a form of identification, you can only use the ticket that is assigned to you. For less popular matches, CRN holders may be able to reserve extra tickets.

Conversely, using Ticket Compare you can purchase five or more seats together for AC Milan matches.

The ideal way to buy match tickets for AC Milan if you’re on the move is to use a site like Ticket Compare. With us you don’t need to worry about whether a match has sold out or when it goes on sale or whether you will get lucky in an online queue.

We have listings for every Milan match right up to kick-off, so you can simply find the Rossoneri match that you want to attend and buy the seats in the location that suits you.

For every season since Covid-19, the average attendance at AC Milan has always been above 71,000. At more than 96% of capacity, this is the second-highest in Serie A, just behind stadium partners Inter Milan Here’s a small breakdown of the AC Milan attendance by season:

• 2024/25: 71,529
• 2023/24: 72,033
• 2022/23: 71,868

When you consider that the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium has a seating capacity of 75,817, you get the idea of how difficult it may be to get the best AC Milan tickets through official channels.

In 2024/25 Milan Derby tickets for the AC Milan home match start at €170 and climb as high as €899.

As the biggest match in AC Milan’s fixture list, the Milan Derby, known in Italy as the Derby della Madonnina is a difficult match to attend.

Tickets for AC Milan vs Inter Milan are always in short supply, which pushes the price much higher than for most AC Milan fixtures.

If you are using Ticket Compare, we have a few tips to help you find the cheapest AC Milan tickets available on the secondary market:

• Buy Milan Match Tickets Early: Seats for AC Milan matches may be cheaper months in advance, before the season takes shape.
• Wait Until Matchday: On the other hand, you will find massive discounts on last-minute AC Milan match tickets if you wait until the day of the match when many sellers reduce prices to sell their stock.
• Go Solo at the San Siro: Seats alone instead of pairs or groups are less popular so will always give you some of the cheapest AC Milan matchday tickets.
• Pick Less Favourable Seats: For cheap Milan seats you could opt for the least coveted spots in the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium. These can be found behind the goals in the blue and green stands (Blu and Verde), high in the second and third rings (Secondo and Terzo).
• Pick Less Popular Matches: The same as with the primary market you can buy cheap AC Milan match tickets for less glamorous matches. So consider buying tickets for AC MIlan vs Hellas Verona instead of AC Milan vs Juventus tickets.

By checking the widest range of secondary markets, Ticket Compare will help you find the cheapest AC Milan tickets available.

In 2024/25 an AC Milan season ticket costs between €300 and €1,500 for general admission seats. Across the stadium this represents a 19% rise on the price of 2023/24 season tickets.

In general, the further away you are from the pitch, the cheaper the season tickets are at Milan. So prices in the second and third rings of the stadium (Secondo and Terzo) range from €300 to €700.

In the first ring (Primo) the price of a general admission AC Milan season tickets start at €450 in the shortside Blue (Blu) and Green (Verde) stands and €1,500 in the longside orange (Arancio) stand.

Finally, the premium Milan season tickets are in the first ring of the longside orange (Arancio) and red (Rosso) stands. These VIP season tickets cost between €1,850 in the centre of the orange stand and € 3,700 in the prestigious Tribuna Onore in the Red stand.

In 2024/25 there are 41,500 season ticket holders at AC Milan. More than Inter Milan (40,000), this is the highest total in the Serie A. It’s more than double the total at Juventus (17,500), and matches the entire capacity of the Juventus Stadium (41,507).

In summer 2024 35,000 of the 41,500 season ticket holders renewed, which is a renewal rate of just over 84%. This is high, considering the sheer number of AC Milan season tickets available, while the remaining 6,500 tickets were sold in June and July 2024 when they went on public sale.

• Authority Lounge: Luxurious lounge with central seating, gourmet dining, and post-match options for extended enjoyment.
• Red Sky Lounge: Open-air rooftop lounge with panoramic views, vibrant atmosphere, and premium food and drinks.
• Sempre Milan Lounge: Midfield seating in a lively, fan-focused space celebrating AC Milan’s heritage with a diversity of refreshments not available in public parts of the stadium.
• Honour Lounge: VIP lounge offering exclusive views, high-end catering, and an intimate, refined setting for elite guests.
• Museum Lounge: Unique experience near the AC Milan Museum, blending matchday excitement with access to club memorabilia.
• Rossoneri Lounge: Central field view with spirited AC Milan decor, comfortable seating, and a deluxe range of refreshments.
• Executive Lounge: Premium business-focused lounge with central seating, upscale catering, and packages for added privacy and convenience.
• Orange Sky Lounge: High-level lounge with panoramic views, gourmet options, and packages offering premium seating and immersive experiences.
• Sponsor Club (Post-Match): VIP post-game lounge for sponsors, providing high-end refreshments and a relaxed setting for networking.

Each lounge offers a unique blend of premium seating, amenities, and atmosphere, tailored to different types of fans and experiences at Stadio San Siro.

There is no enforced dress code for the hospitality lounges at AC Milan. Still, you may find that you fit in if you opt for smart casual clothing, which is what most people wear in Club 1899.

The simplest way to get to the San Siro from within Milan is via public transport. These are the best options from the heart of Milan:

• Metro: Catch Line M5 (purple line) to "San Siro Stadio" station, which is the closest stop to the stadium. Alternatively, Line 1 (red line) also reaches "Lotto" station, about 20 minutes on foot from San Siro.
• Bus: You can take bus lines 49, 78, 64, or 80, which all stop near San Siro.
• Tram: Tram Line 16 provides direct access to San Siro, connecting the stadium to Milan's central areas. This line runs between Duomo and San Siro, with stops conveniently located near major city landmarks.

Yes, with both AC Milan and Inter Milan expected to leave the Giuseppe Meazza before 2030, plans are afoot to construct a new ground.

As of 2024/25 the most likely outcome is a new shared stadium on a plot of land adjacent to the current San Siro. According to the latest reports, AC Milan and Inter Milan will buy this land from the City of Milan, although the plans are in a preliminary stage.

The reason AC Milan will depart the San Siro is because this iconic stadium was deemed to have cultural significance by the Regional Commission for the Cultural Heritage of Lombardy. So this means that it can’t be easily modernised, nor can it be demolished.

If you want a mix of great views and atmosphere with your AC Milan tickets we recommend finding seats in the orange stand (Arancio) on the east side of the stadium. For us, these are the best seats at Stadio San Siro that aren’t tied into hospitality packages.

With one ring fewer than the other stands this longside lateral stand has sensational views of the rest of this majestic stadium. Look for sectors 157-163, 158-164 and 261-267 for the best matchday experience at San Siro.

For a pitchside perspective you could opt for the first ring (Primo), while there’s a sweeping view of the action from the elevated second ring (Secondo).

AC Milan’s rowdiest fans are in the Curva Sud, which is the Blue stand (Blu) behind the goal on the south side of the Giuseppe Meazza. Found on the second ring (Secondo), these tend to be some of the cheapest seats in the whole stadium, but they come with a few things to remember.

One is that you will have to stand for the whole match, and you will be expected to sing as well as you can manage. On the upside, the atmosphere is nothing short of exhilarating, with waving flags, coordinated chants and choreographed displays that can take up all three rings of the stand.

The exact sectors for the Milan Ultras are 201 to 221, but the atmosphere bleeds into the other rings of the Blue stand (Blu).

When AC Milan are the home team, away supporters at the San Siro will be located in the Curva Nord (Green) in Sections 343 to 360 at the very top of the stand.

• Serie A Titles: AC Milan has won 19 Serie A titles, with their first title in 1901 and their latest in 2022.
• European Success: Milan has won seven UEFA Champions League/European Cup titles, the most of any Italian club.
• International Acclaim: AC Milan is one of the most successful clubs worldwide in international competitions, with a record 18 FIFA and UEFA trophies.

• Paolo Maldini: A club icon and one-club man who played over 900 games for Milan from 1985 to 2009, winning multiple domestic and European titles.
• Franco Baresi: Another legendary one-club defender who served as Milan’s captain and was known for his leadership and defensive prowess across 20 seasons, winning 19 trophies.
• Marco van Basten: Dutch striker whose skill and goals helped Milan secure 10 major titles in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
• Ruud Gullit: A versatile Dutch attacker, who won three league titles and two European Cups with the Rossoneri, bouncing back in 1990/91 from long-term injuries.
• Andriy Shevchenko: A fan favorite and prolific scorer with 173 goals, Shevchenko helped Milan win the Champions League in 2003.
• Alessandro Nesta: Known for his class and longevity, the central defender famously made a comeback to start the 2006/07 Champions League final after missing most of the season through injury.
• Kaká: The dynamic Brazilian attacking midfielder spearheaded Milan’s famous diamond, scoring 10 goals in the successful Champions League campaign in 2006/07.
• Andrea Pirlo: An elegant creator at the base of the midfield for ten seasons, winning two Champions Leagues in 2003 and 2007 and two league titles in 2004 and 2011.

• AC Milan shares the record for the most Champions League/European Cup titles won by an Italian club (seven).
• The club achieved a 58-game unbeaten streak in Serie A between 1991 and 1993, and this extraordinary streak has never been beaten.

• Nereo Rocco: The most successful manager in AC Milan’s history, winning two European Cups, two Cup Winners' Cups, two Serie A titles, three Coppa Italia trophies, and an Intercontinental Cup in the 1960s and 1970s.
• Arrigo Sacchi: Known for pioneering an intense pressing style of play that revolutionised European football and inspired generations of managers.
• Carlo Ancelotti: Guided Milan to two Champions League titles during his tenure, building one of the most formidable squads in Europe.

If you’re wondering where to buy AC Milan tickets in person, it is possible to buy match tickets from the San Siro, at Gate 8.

The Casa Milan ticket office a short walk from the stadium also sells seats for AC Milan matches.

Due to limited availability, we don’t recommend buying tickets in person on a matchday—Ticket Compare is a safe and reliable way to purchase last-minute AC Milan tickets. 

Yes, at Casa Milan, the club’s headquarters. As well as being home to AC Milan’s official store, this complex houses the Mondo Milan Museum where you can dive into more than 125 years of Rossoneri history over 1,000 square metres of exhibitions. Entry for adults is €22 while CRN holders pay €16.

Yes, you can visit San Siro for a tour any day of the week, although the opening hours will be affected by home AC Milan and Inter Milan matches.

Explore the San Siro Stadium through an exclusive multilingual tour that reveals areas usually reserved for players, including AC Milan and Inter locker rooms, the players’ tunnel, and the mixed zone.

You’ll begin with the San Siro Museum, showcasing historic jerseys and memorabilia, and finish with the “Italia 110 & Lode” exhibition honoring Italy’s national team. Adult tickets for the San Siro cost €36.

Derby della Madonnina tickets are some of the most difficult to buy due to the immense demand from AC Milan and Inter Fans. However, if you use Ticket Compare you can buy Milan Derby tickets long after the match has sold out through official channels.

Yes, and it runs from season to season. So if you fail to secure an AC Milan season ticket one summer, you can sign up to the waiting list. Then the following summer, after existing holders renew their tickets in June, you should be offered the chance to buy a season ticket for AC Milan at the start of July.

Yes, if you use a site like Ticket Compare. We carry out thorough reviews of every football ticket resale platform we work with. Only the marketplaces with excellent track records for safety and customer satisfaction can feature on our website, so you can buy AC Milan match tickets with total confidence and plan your match at the Giuseppe Meazza with peace of mind.