AC Milan tickets: Information, prices and news

AC Milan is one of the most iconic football clubs in Europe. The club has millions of fans from Mexico to China. The absolute dream of every AC Milan supporter: to be live at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium. With the championship title in the 2021/22 season, interest in AC Milan tickets has skyrocketed once again.

Nevertheless, it’s not impossible for fans from all over the world to get their hands on the sought-after tickets. So you have the opportunity to see your favourite club live in Serie A, in the Italian Cup or during their European appearances. We’ll tell you everything you need to know about AC Milan tickets.

Current matches of AC Milan in the 2025/26 season

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• 23. Jul

  Wednesday

  2025

  Friendly match

  Arsenal FC - AC Milan

   

  from €117

• 09. Aug

  Saturday

  2025

  Friendly match

  Leeds United - AC Milan

   

  from €175

• 10. Aug

  Sunday

  2025

  Friendly match

  Chelsea FC - AC Milan

  Stamford Bridge, London

  from €42

• 24. Aug

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  AC Milan - US Cremonese

   

  from €27

• 31. Aug

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  US Lecce - AC Milan

   

  from €145

• 14. Sep

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  AC Milan - FC Bologna

   

  from €30

• 21. Sep

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  Udinese - AC Milan

   

  from €87

• 28. Sep

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  AC Milan - SSC Neapel

   

  from €55

• 05. Oct

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  Juventus Turin - AC Milan

   

  from €144

• 19. Oct

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  AC Milan - ACF Fiorentina

   

  from €29

• 26. Oct

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  AC Milan - Pisa Sporting Club

   

  from €28

• 29. Oct

  Wednesday

  2025

  Serie A

  Atalanta Bergamo - AC Milan

   

  from €115

• 02. Nov

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  AC Milan - AS Roma

   

  from €40

• 09. Nov

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  Parma Calcio - AC Milan

   

  from €146

• 23. Nov

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  Inter Milan - AC Milan

   

  from €144

• 30. Nov

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  AC Milan - SS Lazio

   

  from €44

• 07. Dec

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  FC Turin - AC Milan

   

  from €100

• 14. Dec

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  AC Milan - Sassuolo Calcio

   

  from €28

• 21. Dec

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  Como 1907 - AC Milan

   

  from €136

• 28. Dec

  Sunday

  2025

  Serie A

  AC Milan - Hellas Verona

   

  from €28

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Ticket prices are updated regularly, Status: 15.07.2025

How to get AC Milan tickets?

You can purchase your AC Milan tickets directly from the club. This is the official first market, which offers fans many advantages. The tickets are subject to a price guarantee and guarantee you access to the stadium. However, as many AC Milan matches sell out quickly, fans also look for tickets on the secondary market. Here, tickets are resold from fan to fan.

The AC Milan primary market as an official option

We recommend that you only purchase AC Milan tickets via the official sales channel. To do this, you can simply visit the club’s website. You will often have to wait in a queue, as the crowds are relatively large. In order to buy AC Milan tickets, you must register in advance free of charge. You should do this in advance, as various details will be requested. If you need to buy tickets quickly, you will lose valuable time. To register, you must provide both your email address and your telephone number.

Your selected AC Milan tickets are reserved for 10 minutes. After purchase, they will be sent to your e-mail address as a PDF document. Payment can be made in the online shop by credit card, Skrill or Klarna. If a home match is not sold out after a short time, you can also buy tickets spontaneously in Milan. This allows you to combine a weekend trip with a visit to the stadium. Tickets are available from the official “Casa Milan” store. Alternatively, it is also possible to buy tickets directly at the stadium. However, there is a service surcharge here.

The secondary market for AC Milan tickets: what you need to know

The top matches in Serie A are usually completely sold out. It is therefore difficult to secure AC Milan tickets in advance. However, if the home game is already completely sold out, you can still take a look at the secondary market. There is an official option via the club to secure remaining tickets.

Via the “Cuore Rossonero” on the club’s website, season ticket holders can convert their tickets into a day ticket. The sale is official and there is a price guarantee for you. The only catch: you have to know a season ticket holder or get in touch with them in advance via other platforms. However, there is now also a way to officially resell individual tickets.

Remaining tickets are regularly offered for sale via various sales platforms and on social media. But be sure to pay attention to the price. Because there is no limit and often double or triple the price is quoted.

4 important points to consider on the AC Milan secondary market:

• Resale price: You should pay particular attention to the resale price, especially on external sales platforms. This can often be significantly higher than the original ticket price.
• Sales platform: The official secondary market of AC Milan can only be used to a limited extent. This is because you need to know a season ticket holder or individual ticket holder who will transfer their tickets to you. If this is not the case, you can look for tickets from third-party providers or sales exchanges.
• Authenticity: The tickets sold on the secondary market are not always genuine. You should therefore always be careful, especially with private sales. Before paying, you should definitely have a photo of the ticket sent to you.
• Ticket conditions: AC Milan tickets are usually personalised. There is a name on the ticket, which may be checked on entry. If your ID does not match the name on the ticket, you may be refused entry to the stadium. Caution is therefore generally advised on the unofficial secondary market.

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Day ticket or season ticket – what types of tickets are available at AC Milan?

You can experience football at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium in different ways. AC Milan offers various ticket categories so that you can personalise your visit to the stadium as much as possible. The day ticket is of course particularly important for occasional fans. It gives you access to a home match of your choice and allows you to finally experience your favourite team live.

You can choose your day ticket from various categories. There are a total of 26 different options at different prices. Basically, however, you can choose between seats in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd tier. The higher up you sit, the worse the view is, of course. However, the cheaper the tickets are.

AC Milan also offers special family tickets. These are offered at a lower price and can only be purchased in combination between adults and children. However, as there is only one sector, the tickets sell out relatively quickly. You therefore have to look for these tickets in time for the official start of sales.

To buy a season ticket for AC Milan, you need a CRN card in advance. This costs 20 euros and is available online. The card is then valid for four years. This is a type of membership card. When purchasing the season ticket, you must then enter your membership number.

Pricing of AC Milan tickets: a brief overview

There is a wide range of prices for AC Milan tickets. The cheapest ticket costs just €14, while the most expensive ticket costs a whopping €139. We recommend seats in the “Secondo Rosso Centrale” or “Poltroncine Arancio Centralix” stands. Here you still have a very good view of the action. Tickets cost just €54 and €78 respectively.

You are particularly close to the players in the “Poltroncine Rosse Centrali” stand. The players’ tunnels are located directly below. A ticket costs 129 euros. 40,000 season tickets are also issued each season. These are sold out after a short time. This means that you no longer have the opportunity to secure a season ticket during the current season. The price for a season ticket is up to 2,400 euros, depending on the sector.

An overview of AC Milan advance booking

AC Milan tickets are available in advance for all home matches. There are several sales phases. In the first stage, only season ticket holders have the opportunity to purchase additional tickets. In the second stage, all club members can then take part in the protected pre-sale. If there are still tickets left, the free sale will start. All AC Milan fans will then have the opportunity to purchase tickets.

If you want to experience the top matches or European clashes in particular, you should consider becoming a member of the club. For just €20 over four years, you will have the opportunity to take part in the pre-sale early. This naturally increases your chances of getting AC Milan tickets.

VIP experience at the stadium: everything you need to know about hospitality tickets at AC Milan

If you want to make your visit to the AC Milan stadium unforgettable, you can opt for hospitality tickets. A total of 10 VIP packages ensure individual and unique experiences. They cost between 250 and 1,000 euros. It’s not just about a very special stadium experience with access to various lounges and premium seats.

With the “Crazy Pizza Experience” or the “Historical Tram Experience”, you can fully immerse yourself in the city. Activities are offered before the football match. Your hospitality experience starts two to three hours before kick-off. AC Milan thus offers its fans an unforgettable football experience.

Unforgettable moments: AC Milan in the Coppa Italia

AC Milan have rarely been able to shine in the Italian Cup. The last title was won over 20 years ago. In total, I Rossoneri have only been able to celebrate five cup wins in the club’s history. Nevertheless, up to 75,000 fans are particularly euphoric when it’s Coppa time at the Giuseppe Meazza stadium.

So if you have the opportunity, a cup match is always recommended. When it’s all or nothing, the players are even more motivated and the fans even louder. AC Milan have already withdrawn from the cup race this season. They suffered a bitter defeat against Atalanta Bergamo in the quarter-finals. Nevertheless, the entire club is already eagerly anticipating the clashes in the coming season.

Successes, records and passion: AC Milan in Europe

AC Milan have already won the title in the top flight three times. Since the last title in the 2006/07 season, however, fans have been waiting in vain for new successes. Last year, however, there was finally a sporting upturn at international level. The city derby against Inter Milan took place in the semi-finals of the Champions League. AC Milan was narrowly defeated. Since then, however, hopes of new titles have been revived.

After finishing third in the group stage of the Champions League, AC Milan is now only represented in the Europa League this year. A win could see the club secure a completely new title that has yet to be celebrated in AC Milan’s entire history.

AC Milan tickets for people with disabilities

Around 200 wheelchair spaces are available at the Giuseppe Meazza stadium. Tickets cannot be purchased online, but can only be requested using a form. You should send an enquiry to the club as early as possible. That way, there is a good chance that it will be processed in good time and there will still be enough places available.

The tickets are available free of charge and also include an accompanying person. Foreign fans must have their disabled pass translated into Italian in advance. Otherwise, the club will not be able to issue tickets in this category.

Travelling to the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium

The Giuseppe Meazza Stadium is on the bucket list of many football fans. Up to 75,000 fans can be seated here. The special thing about the stadium is that rivals Inter Milan also play their home games here. The derbies between the two clubs are therefore particularly explosive. The stadium was actually supposed to make way for a new building, but was protected by the region’s heritage authority.

We have summarised all the important tips for your journey to the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium here:

Travelling by car: In Milan’s traffic chaos, travelling by car is not recommended. If you do want to drive to the stadium, you must reserve a parking space in advance. Tickets can be purchased directly from the club.

Travelling by bus and train: Tram line 16 takes you to the San Siro Stadio M5 stop and therefore directly to the stadium. Alternatively, you can also take metro line 5 within walking distance. To do this, get off at the San Siro Ippodromo stop. Bus lines 64, 78, 80 and 423 stop at Via S. Giusto Via Dessie. The walk to the stadium takes less than 5 minutes.

From the airport to the Giuseppe Meazza stadium: If you want to get to the stadium from Milan airport, we recommend taking the Malpensa Shuttle to the Milano – Piazzale Lotto stop. You can then take the metro to the stadium.

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