Anyone on here know best way to go about buying tickets to an AC or Inter match?
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Anyone on here know best way to go about buying tickets to an AC or Inter match?
the San Siro ticket office would be your best bet
Online and printed off at home for AC. Couldn't tell you about Inter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaac_Refvik
We did online but collected at the stadium. This was about 4 years ago but back then you had to take your passport to collect
Online and print at home for Inter too. No need to queue when you get to the stadium.
It's a dump, needs a good f***ing clean.
I think you still need your passport.Quote:
Originally Posted by mvteng
Went to San Siro in May and just collected at the stadium. My mate had got the tickets from London Supporters Club. You do need to show your passport before entering.
Agreed. I was there for Italy v Scotland in 2005. Total ****hole, as is Milan. Never seen so much graffiti.Quote:
Originally Posted by silverhibee
Not really surprising, graffiti is an Italian word after all 😋Quote:
Originally Posted by Frazerbob
Calling them ''AC'' is like calling Hibs ''FC'' :greengrin doesn't make much sense.
San Siro had some work done to it ahead of the 2016 CL final, should be in a better state now.
Bit like calling the Giuseppe Meazza stadium the San Siro.Quote:
Originally Posted by MWHIBBIES
:greengrin
I actually have a similar question. How easy would it be to get tickets for the Milan derby (I notice the next one is the 17th March) but in the "away" (Inter) end? Would it be fan only?
Don't think you'll get one in their end. I'd imagine the curva nord will just be the guys who stand there every 2nd week when Inter are at home. I got one in the tier above the Curva Sud in the AC Milan end for about 22 euros (2-3 years ago). Fantastic experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diclonius
Think the Ultras have an agreement in place that there's no trouble or fighting between the 2 sets of fans as a lot of them know each other and are mates.Quote:
Originally Posted by scott_b_
Went over last year and purchased tickets from a shop at the back of the Duomo , remembering your passport for purchase and also the match, prices are excellent €30 for seats right on half way
Great experience enjoy
Wow! What an atmosphere last night after Icardi’s equaliser!
https://mobile.twitter.com/Inter/sta...17290824486912
Was there for the Scotland match in 2005 and also a Laura Pausini concert in 2016. Didn't detect too many changes to be honest!Quote:
Originally Posted by MWHIBBIES
3 of us went over to the San Siro for a champions league game about 12 years ago. On the night of the game (Inter v against Valencia) we walked up toward the stadium, ignored all the ticket touts offering tickets for about 30/40 euro each, and just bought our tickets from the massive round ticket office beside the stadium. English speaking staff, and very helpful too. We bought our tickets for the middle tier next to the ultras and we paid face value, which I think was 18 euro each. Easy peasy :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaac_Refvik
PS, 2 of the best memories of that trip were,
A. the Inter ultras noise, flares, flags,chanting...magic
Then, B
Finding a wee bar in Central Milan, themed on Goodfellas. The 3 bar owners had posters, books of matches, beermats of themselves in the classic Joe Pesci, Robert De Niro, Ray Loitta movie pose. A classic bar, pricey, but they fed you free quality snacks non stop :-) That bar would be well worth searching for before you head up to the stadium.
GGTTH
Me plus 3 heading to this game in March. Flights only cost £40 return!!! We thought about trying for the away end as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diclonius
We attended the Rome derby last year and as good as it was the lazio fans in the away section were mental. Also you’ll need I’d for the tickets but also for the Rome derby we needed our ID to enter and the name on the id had to match the ticket don’t know if it’s the same in Milan.
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The boys in our family do an annual "European Derby" trip, which started in 2015/16 as we thought there might not be an Edinburgh derby to enjoy that season (incorrectly, thanks to the Cup Draw, and the rest is history, but that's another story!)
2015/16 we went to the Rome Derby (Lazio 1 Roma 4)
2016/17 we got the Clasico (Real 2 Barca 3, Messi raising his shirt to the sky at the winner)
2017/18 we went to the Milan derby (Inter 3 Milan 2, Icardi completing his hattrick with a last minute penalty winner, after Milan had a goal disallowed)
Having been unbelievably jammy to see 3 great fixtures, each of them a 5 goal thriller, our take on it is the best fixture of the lot is the Milan Derby.
An 83,000 stadium, packed to the rafters, but, crucially, with 68,000 home fans and around 15,000 away fans.
What an atmosphere. It was utter madness.
So, I'm a big fan of the Giuseppe Meazza stadium and the Inter-Milan derby.
Milan can be a dump in the wrong areas, but stick to Brera and the Canals district and you cannot go wrong.
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Originally Posted by Springbank
You should do the Seville derby. Real Betis end though.