AC Milan tickets are sold directly through the club website.
To buy tickets online you must create an account and once registered the process is straightforward.
Prices vary depending on the opposition but using the 2025-26 Serie A clash with Genoa as an example, the cheapest tickets, for a seat up in the third tier, cost €14 while the most expensive, in the Tribuna Onore Rossa, cost €149.
The second level has the best view and tickets here cost between €39 and €84. You will know which section is which due to its name on the price list: Secondo Blu, Verde, Arancio and Rosso are on the second tier.
When buying online you will be placed in a queue on the site and for games against Inter and Juventus expect to wait longer and pay more.
You can also buy tickets at Casa Milan, the club headquarters in the Portello district in the north-west of the city.
Milan also offers a range of VIP hospitality packages. The lowest tier is the Sports Pub Experience, which starts at €150, while the top Front Row Experience costs €3,050.
Like most clubs in Italy Milan have a membership scheme. The Cuore Rossonero Card (CRN) costs €20 and is valid for four years. The card gives holders priority access to tickets for high-demand games such as the Derby della Madonnina and matches against Juventus. The CRN card can be bought here.
Keep a close eye on the club website and social channels for when tickets go on sale.
AC Milan also have a partnership with P1travel.com although tickets and packages will cost more.
Time is running out to take in a match at the San Siro. In late 2025 the city council sold the famous arena to both Milan clubs and the plan is to demolish it within the next few years and build a new home in the same location.
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