My advise to buyers: If you want "almost" guaranteed tickets now, and you are out of Milan, use one of the online ticket shops. The only two I used in the past and came through for me are 1st4footballtickets and worldticketshop, so I know there's a company behind them. I'm not sure about ticket4football but looks just as legit as the rest of them. You can also trust online sellers who might offer you a slightly lower price, but I advise you not to send any money to them unless you can meet them face to face to exchange the tickets.
If you are not willing to overpay, then you can either forget about the final or make a very risky move: wait for the last minute. As the match approaches, all these seller will switch from trying to make a profit to trying to reduce the risk. There WILL be tickets left until the last minute, and the prices will rapidly decline. If you have the heart to wait until 5 minutes before the game, scalpers outside the stadium will beg you to buy them at any price. But do you have the heart to wait and perhaps not get a ticket? If a trip to Madrid is cheap for you, go for it, but this is my opinion based on past CL "news" and I haven't personally been to one or know if this will be true.
My advise to buyers: Stop trying to make 10 times the face value of your ticket. I know it's tempting when you bought a 100 Euro ticket and you see every online shop and person selling it for 1000 Euro. But there's a line which you easily crossed between profit and greed. Nevertheless, it's a free market. However you will risk losing out on a sale every day that goes by. Bayern fans are more willing to buy than Inter, but both teams are nowhere near the buying capacity of past CL challengers like Barca and Manchester. Our pockets are not loaded like the brits who come in hordes. Settle for less profit. Sell it for 500... sell it for 300... Damn it, sell it for 200 and you're STILL making 100% profit! Do you realize what 100% profit is! You're doubling your money, even the best business in the world don't do that. Otherwise you can continue to be greedy and get kicked in the ass when prices rapidly decline - might be a day before the game or a week before the game, nobody knows because it's a closed system.
Wherever you're watching, enjoy the game. Be careful of scams all over the place and Forza Inter.
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Bring a few mates (4 preferably so you can take turn shifts), set up a tent, etc etc etc.
