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Inter Milan tickets: a night at San Siro

  • Serie A
  • Milan derby
  • Named tickets
San Siro stadium in Milan seen from outside, with its red roof trusses and spiral towers

The tram out to San Siro is blue and black by six o'clock. Inside, the Curva Nord unrolls a banner the size of a building, and the whole bowl sings before the ball has moved.

In short: Inter Milan tickets

Italian football tickets are named. The name on your ticket must match your passport or ID card, and stewards check it at the gate. Serie A sets exact kick-off times a few weeks before each round, and the big games start at 20:45. Inter share San Siro with AC Milan, so there is a home game in the city almost every weekend. The Milan derby is the hardest ticket of the season.

How to choose the right match

  • First time: a Saturday or Sunday evening league game. Easier to get, and San Siro is just as loud.

  • For the atmosphere: the Derby della Madonnina against AC Milan, with choreography in both ends.

  • Midweek: a Champions League night. Fixed dates make the trip easy to plan.

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Worth knowing

  • Named tickets

    Bring the passport or ID card that matches the name on the ticket. Without it you can be turned away.

  • Getting to San Siro

    Metro line M5 to San Siro Stadio, or tram 16. Leave plenty of time, the trains are full on matchdays.

  • Where to sit

    The Curva Nord behind the goal is Inter's loudest end, standing and full of ultras. First-timers and families are better off on the long sides.

  • Security

    Glass, umbrellas with points and large bags are usually stopped at the gate. Travel light.

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Inter Milan tickets: FAQ

Do I need ID to see Inter at San Siro?

Yes. Tickets in Italy carry the holder's name, and stewards can ask for a passport or ID card at the gate. Make sure the name matches the person using the ticket.

When do Inter matches kick off?

Serie A spreads each round from Friday to Monday, and the big games usually start at 20:45. The exact slot is set a few weeks ahead. Champions League games start at 18:45 or 21:00.

Do Inter and AC Milan play at the same stadium?

Yes. Both clubs play at San Siro, officially Stadio Giuseppe Meazza. The Milan derby is played there twice a season, once with each club as the home side.

Is it safe to go to an Inter match?

Yes, for the vast majority of games. Stay out of the curvas and the away sector if you want a calm evening, and follow the stewards.