Monza tickets 2026/27

Watch the club's ticketing page

The page to follow is the ticketing section of acmonza.com. It lists every fixture of the season, home and away, with its kick-off time, and adds "Info Biglietti" (ticket information) and "Acquista" to a home game when its sale is live. The purchase itself goes through TicketOne, at acmonza.ticketone.it.

One game at a time

On 31 October, the only home game with those buttons was Monza v Atalanta on 8 November. The later home games were marked "date and time still to be defined" or had no sale button, so nothing can be bought from the club yet for AC Milan, Roma or Inter Milan. Monza have not published how far ahead each sale opens, so check the page again as each game approaches.

The AC Monza Card

TicketOne also sells the AC Monza Card, the club's supporter card. Whether these three sales will be open to everyone or limited at first to card holders has not been announced, so read the conditions on each match when its sale goes live, before booking anything for the trip.

Names on tickets

If plans change after you buy, the club handles name changes on a dedicated page of its website. Keep that in mind if you are buying for someone else: the change goes through the club, not through TicketOne's checkout.

Kick-off times

AC Milan's visit on Saturday 2 January 2027 kicks off at 8.45pm Italian time, which is 7.45pm in the UK. Roma on 31 January and Inter Milan on 18 April are still listed with their date and time to be defined, so treat both dates as provisional.

Until a sale opens

For now, resale is the only place where seats for these games are listed. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Tickets are sent as soon as Hellotickets receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event.

Of the three Monza home games on this page, Monza v AC Milan tickets start highest on the resale market, Monza v Inter Milan tickets come next, and Monza v Roma tickets open the range.

Inside each match the order is the same. Listings start in the Tribuna Est, the east stand, with Longside seats along the touchline and Category 1 seats, sold as a band rather than a named stand, a step above. The Tribuna sits higher again, and the Ovest, on the west side, is the dearest regular area, priced far above the rest for Roma and Inter Milan.

Hospitality packages are listed separately, and so are seats in the away section, which start well above the opening price; if you want to sit among Monza supporters, leave those aside. As Monza have not opened these sales, there is no face value to compare yet. Once a sale goes live on TicketOne, check it before buying, as the club price is usually lower.

Roma and Inter Milan are the two games whose dates could still move. Hellotickets' own wording on cover is short: "Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy."

Monza play their home games at the Stadio Brianteo, the name the club's own ticketing page uses for the ground. Resale listings mix Italian names with generic labels, so a short key helps:

• Tribuna Est: the east stand, where listings usually start.
• Ovest: the west side of the ground, the highest-priced regular area on these listings.
• Tribuna: a stand listed under its general name; check the block in the seat description.
• Longside: seats along the touchline, in Hellotickets' generic labels.
• Category 1: a band defined by the seller rather than one stand.

Read the full description of a listing before paying, since the same label can cover different blocks.

For the trip itself, only the AC Milan date and time are fixed. Italian kick-off times are given in local time, an hour ahead of the UK, so convert before you book flights, and leave the Roma and Inter Milan plans open until Monza confirm their dates. The same club page carries Monza's away fixtures with their kick-off times, which helps if you want to fit a second game into the trip.