Inter Milan tickets 2026/27

Follow the match on inter.it

Every home game appears on the club's tickets page before it goes on sale, with a "notify me" button. Use it: the sale dates are only confirmed match by match.

Reserved phase, then general sale

Full and Plus season-ticket holders and Inter Club members buy first. Inter often follow with a general sale: for Inter v Genoa, it opened at midday on Friday 16 October. Some games carry extra conditions, and residents of the Genoa province need a Siamo Noi card for that one.

The Siamo Noi card

Inter's fan card costs €15 and is valid for six years. You need it to buy a season ticket, and it gives priority on the biggest games, so it is worth having if you are aiming for those.

Champions League early access

Some European nights reward earlier buyers. For Inter Milan v Liverpool tickets on Tuesday 19 January, holders of a ticket for Inter v Shakhtar get early access, using the fiscal seal printed on that ticket.

Prices

Inter do not use A, B or C bands. Once a match is on sale, the club publishes its lowest full-price Base ticket: €14 for Inter v Shakhtar in the Champions League, €20 for Inter v Como and €35 for Inter v Fiorentina in Serie A.

Where to buy

Buy on tickets.inter.it, the Inter and Vivaticket shop, which uses a Queue-it waiting room on busy matches, or at Vivaticket outlets. Tickets are named, and a paid change of user is offered. Season-ticket holders can resell through the club's own resale platform, and Tribuna d'Onore seats and hospitality packages are sold by the club.

Two home games stand well above the rest on the resale market: the derby, Inter Milan v AC Milan tickets, and the visit of Juventus. Roma, Lazio and Liverpool's Champions League visit follow. Most other Serie A games, from Torino and Sassuolo to Genoa, Frosinone, Cagliari and Venezia, start close together at the lower end, with the Champions League night against Stuttgart among them and Atalanta, Bologna and Lecce slightly higher.

Hellotickets mixes the club's rings with price categories. Listings usually begin in Category 4 or in the third ring (terzo anello) of the red or green sectors. The second orange ring, on the east touchline, comes next, while the first ring (primo anello) and the Silver and Gold bands of Category 1 sit near the top of each match.

Sellers set their own prices and the final price is shown before you pay. Because Inter tickets are named, check how a seller will hand the ticket over: the club offers a paid change of user. When a general sale is open, buying from Inter is usually the better-value route.

Inter share San Siro, the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, with AC Milan, and each club sells its own fixtures there. Opened in 1926, the ground has a published capacity of 75,817, all seated, though work on the new stadium may reduce the capacity in use in 2026/27.

• Green sector, Curva Nord: Inter's end, behind the north goal on the Via Achille side. Its second ring is home to Inter's organised support; use entrance 2 for the second green ring and entrance 3 for the third.
• Blue sector, Curva Sud: the south end, by Piazzale Axum. At Inter games its third ring is the away sector.
• Orange sector: the east touchline on Via Piccolomini, with only two rings and Tribuna d'Onore seats in the middle.
• Red sector: the west touchline, with the press box; no public entrances on that side this season, only exits.

The third ring, added for the 1990 World Cup, runs round both ends and the west side. Inter suggest metro line M1 to Lotto for the orange, green and red sectors, and line M5 to San Siro Stadio or tram 16 to the Stadio Meazza stop for the orange, blue and red sectors. From Linate Airport, take the M4, then the M1 to Lotto.

Bring ID, which is checked with your ticket at the outer checkpoints. Pushchairs, trolley cases, large umbrellas and flares are banned. Entrances 7 to 10 no longer exist, so check the club's matchday page before you go.

At Inter home games, visiting supporters are housed in the third blue ring at the south end of San Siro, and for 2026/27 that sector can only be entered through entrance 15 bis. If you are buying resale seats to sit with Inter fans, avoid the third blue ring.

The arrangements differ when AC Milan are at home: Milan have reduced the away sector for their own games and sell part of the third green ring to their supporters, so a guide to one club's San Siro fixtures does not always apply to the other's.