How to buy Tickets to Watch Monza at the Stadio Brianteo

After a season in Serie B, Monza are once again back among the big boys, and here’s how to get tickets to watch them at the Stadio Brianteo.

Tickets can be bought on the club website through their official seller TicketOne.

Taking Monza’s first home game of the season against Udinese as an example, full price adult tickets start at €20 in the Curva Sud and Curva Nord, while the most expensive tickets cost €70 in the Tribuna Gold.

In recent years, the Brianteo has been given a significant makeover. If you want a great view of the game, then the Tribuna Gold is the place. The stand is steep and is the only one that is fully covered. This is certainly the one to go for in the colder months.

Prices start at €50 for the Tribuna Gold and increase depending on which part of the stand you want to sit in, with Centrale being the most expensive. 

The opposite stand, Tribuna Est, has slightly cheaper prices, starting at €25 for the first level of the stand and increasing to €30 for the second.

The Curva Nord is for away fans, but tickets can be bought for this section, depending on the opposition. Prices are reduced for under 18s.

Monza also have VIP packages. For example, a ticket in the Tribuna Gold – plus a pre-game stadium tour and a meet-and-greet post-game – costs around €200. Other packages range from €180 to €300, but prices will fluctuate depending on the opponent. 

Monza have a fan card, however it is not necessary to have one to buy tickets, unless it’s a high calibre opponent such as Inter Milan, AC Milan or Juventus. The card costs €10 and lasts for five years.

If you want to pick up tickets at the stadium, bring ID and keep an eye out for opening times for the collection booth.