NEW ACCESS ARRANGEMENTS AT SAN SIRO: ALL THE KEY INFORMATION

San Siro is preparing to welcome the Rossoneri with new access arrangements, which will be in place from the first home game of the 2026/27 season. AC Milan v Venezia kicks off at 20:45 CEST on Friday 28 August, with gates opening at 18:45 CEST.

For this reason, it is important that all fans familiarise themselves with the changes outlined below before setting off for the stadium.

SAN SIRO'S NEW SET-UP
The area outside San Siro and the stadium entrances have been structurally reorganised over the summer to allow work to begin on the construction site for the new stadium, while ensuring the regular staging of matches would not be affected. Each ticket specifies the entrance fans must use to reach their section: fans are advised to check this carefully before travelling to the stadium.

Entrances are now assigned by section, meaning the entrance shown on the ticket is not simply a recommendation but the only one that can be used to reach the relevant section. Fans cannot use a different entrance: they are advised to locate their assigned entrance in advance and head directly there, following the signs and instructions from stadium staff.

On the west side of the stadium, where the red sections are located, entrances 7, 8, 9 and 10 are now designated as exit gates. They will therefore be used to facilitate the flow of spectators leaving the stadium after the final whistle and will no longer be available for public entry. Via dei Piccolomini is no longer accessible when approaching the stadium.

Although the number of turnstiles and access points remains unchanged from last season, queues may still form at the entrances. Fans are advised to arrive at the stadium well in advance to allow enough time to complete the entry procedures and reach their section on time. Fans must sit in their assigned seat.

While inside the stadium, spectators must comply with the stadium regulations, keep all routes and emergency exits clear at all times, and follow the instructions of the stewards, who are available to assist with any issues relating to entering, remaining in or leaving the stadium, as well as in the event of an emergency.

TERZO ANELLO VERDE
From this season, following the reduction in capacity of the away section, part of the Terzo Anello Verde (Green Third Tier) will be available to AC Milan fans for every match, specifically sections 343-344-345-346-347-348-350-353-354. As always, the sections reserved for Rossoneri fans can be viewed online, with tickets available to purchase at booking.acmilan.com.

OUTDOOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE OUTLETS
Food and beverage outlets for fans are available in the area outside the stadium. A token system has been introduced for food and drink purchases. Tokens can be bought at payment points throughout this area, easily identified by their white gazebos, and then used at the food and beverage outlets.

FANS WITH DISABILITIES
The dedicated gate, marked "ingresso disabili" (disabled access), is located next to PC4. A dedicated car park (Park D) is also available exclusively to supporters who already hold a parking pass issued by the Club. For any assistance, supporters can contact the Club at DAO@acmilan.com.

AWAY FANS
Away fans have a dedicated parking, route and entrance, separate from those used by home supporters. The designated parking area is located on Via Airaghi (Acquatica Park car park) and opens at 17:30 CEST. Parking costs €5 for cars and €30 for buses. A free shuttle service is available between the car park and the stadium, with return journeys after the match.

To enter the stadium, away fans should follow signs for the "drop-off" area, near the stadium's north ticket office (Entrance 0-bis). Away fans are advised to use only the designated car park and route, following the instructions of stadium staff.