AC Milan tickets

You can buy AC Milan tickets safely and easily through our website, olkaexpress.com. We offer 100% official tickets that come directly from the club.

It all depends on which match and ticket category you’re interested in.
Click on the match to see the current prices for the different categories we offer. Our prices are based on supply and demand.

Yes! OLKA is probably Scandinavia’s largest sports travel agency, with around 40,000 travellers every year. We were founded in 1978 and meet all legally required guarantees.

OLKA is proud to be an authorised reseller for many clubs. Since we have a fixed allocation for each match, we can guarantee all the tickets we sell.

An authorised reseller is appointed directly by individual clubs and official partners to provide fans and travellers with the safest and most reliable way to purchase tickets.

The tickets are e-tickets (electronic tickets) and will be sent to the email address provided when booking.
They will be delivered to you as soon as we receive them from the club, usually 1–3 days before the match.

Tickets can be scanned directly from your mobile phone or printed on A4 paper. We recommend having both a printed and a digital copy on your phone.
If you receive your tickets after arriving in Milan, you can always ask your hotel reception for help printing them.

Stadio Giuseppe Meazza – more commonly known as San Siro – is located in the western part of Milan. The stadium is about 6 km from the city centre and is easily accessible in several ways.

The easiest option on matchday is public transport. San Siro is well connected by metro: take the purple M5 line. The nearest stations are San Siro Ippodromo and San Siro Stadio, both just a short walk from the ground.
The M5 line runs north of Milan’s city centre, passing Garibaldi Station. From most central locations, you’ll need to change either at Lotto (red M1 line) or Garibaldi (green M2 line). The journey from Piazza Duomo to the stadium takes just under 20 minutes.

Alternatively, you can reach the stadium by tram number 16. Take the tram from central Milan (west of Piazza Duomo) to San Siro Stadio, the final stop on the line. The ride takes around 30 minutes.
On matchdays, a shuttle service is usually available from Piazzale Lotto (MM1 – red line) starting two hours before kick-off.

Milan fans are commonly known as “Rossoneri” or “Il Diavolo” (the Devil). These nicknames reflect the team’s traditional red and black striped shirts and the fans’ fierce, passionate support for the club.“Rossoneri” comes from the Italian words “rosso” (red) and “nero” (black), representing AC Milan’s famous colours. “Il Diavolo” refers to the club’s crest, which features a red devil. Both nicknames are widely used by AC Milan fans and in the media.

Other common terms include “Milanista” (singular) and “Milanisti” (plural). A more traditional nickname, “Casciavit” – meaning “screwdrivers” in the Milanese dialect – dates back to the club’s early working-class fan base, in contrast to Inter’s middle-class supporters.

Derby della Madonnina – or the Milan Derby – is one of the most famous derbies in world football.
AC Milan and Inter Milan share a stadium and have even shared a few players over the years.

Inter Milan was founded after a split from AC Milan due to disagreements over signing foreign players – and that’s where the rivalry began. When the two clubs went their separate ways, Inter came to be seen as the team of the bourgeoisie, while AC Milan was viewed as the club of the working class.
Both clubs have enjoyed periods of success throughout their history. Inter Milan were more dominant in the 1960s, while AC Milan reigned supreme during the 1980s and 1990s.