Tickets to Stadio Giuseppe Meazza

[Fitzy]

Which hotel did you stay? was it close to stadium or in city center?

I stayed at Losanna near Corso Sempione... About 5-10 mins on the bus and then a 10 minute walk to the stadium. Most of the hotels in the city seem to be able to get the tickets for you. Although, I reckon it would be just as easy (and maybe even a little cheaper) to turn up on the day and get them considering its against Parma. Maybe Katie or someone who has been there more often will give a better idea as to what to do.

 

[Kato]

Yeh for smaller games I always just turned up and bought one on the day, this applied to Lazio sort of 'popularity' and below.. so unless you want a seat in a very specific place you should be fine, just go to the nord ticket office and ask for 1/2/3 green/red/orange/blue & give your passport & they'll sort you out Hotels are also for useful for tickets, but like Fitzy said it's more of a derby type service, it's more just for lazy people aside from this XD

 

[Minardista]

So, I looked in my inbox (having not checked for a couple of days) and saw an email suggesting I go purchase tickets for Inter v Sampdoria.

This is strange, I thought to myself, noticing the email was in English, and that I also signed up to inter.it with my country of origin specified as the UK. How does one buy tickets online in advance from a foreign country when you need a fan card number to do so?

But, I thought, what the hell, let's take a look. I'll be in Milan during the home match against Chievo, and no doubt I'll be going, even if it's not exactly the kind of opposition one wants to watch a game against. Maybe this could be some useful research. I try the 2nd Tier Rosso, but to no avail. So, I decide to click on a random 2nd Tier Blue section, and two tickets available. I wait a few seconds.

Lo and behold, there is now an option to purchase advance tickets online without a fan card! Great news! Even though a league match against Chievo would take a miracle to sell out, I can still log on and get my tickets sorted before catching my flight to Malpensa earlier in the week. I can pop down to the Duomo when I feel I have the time, rather than having to go just to bundle buying tickets and merchandise at the same time.

I do wonder if it's more than just a coincidence that this feature comes to light as soon as Thohir takes over. I think the club is waking up and realising all the big teams around the world have made their fortunes because of fans abroad alongside their domestic support. Manchester United are universally hated in England, but loved in certain other parts of the world. Parts of the world with huge populations and ever growing disposable income.

Regardless, I'm happy Inter is finally drawing itself alongside other clubs, with a more sensible, international fan-friendly system. I will undoubtedly use this new feature in the future.

 

[Kato]

You used to be able to buy online without a card for years, then more recently it was restricted. Really glad the option is back though, saves some effort for bigger games at least

 

[kartalsafa]

I bought tickets for match against Parma on internet.
They said take tickets print, that's all.

All i need is id card and ticket am i right ?
no need for fan card ?

Also, if anyone go to Parma match. We can contact.
I will stay at hotel Merano in stazione centrale.

Regards,

 

[Ed.]

I bought tickets for match against Parma on internet.
They said take tickets print, that's all.

All i need is id card and ticket am i right ?
no need for fan card ?

Also, if anyone go to Parma match. We can contact.
I will stay at hotel Merano in stazione centrale.

Regards,

I'm going for Parma as well. you bought it from inter.it? did you get the ticket right away or they will need to send them to you?

 

[kartalsafa]

they just send me a link with pdf. ticket. and print it. that's all

 

[Minardista]

Just used the online system for the first time. Seemed to go well enough. But what I don't understand is...do I hand this in at Solo Inter to change for a proper ticket, or this really is my ticket and I just take it to the turnstiles?

 

[luckymanliam]

Hello

I am going over for my first Inter mach against Lazio. Any advice on where to sit? I am taking the missus as well so anywhere to avoid? I was going to purchase my tickets from Viagogo or anyone recommend just buying from the club?

Staying at Hotel Romana Residence. Anyone syayed there or give advice on other stuff apart from Last Supper as it's fully booked. May jump on the train and go to Lake Como on the Sunday. Decent pubs and bars etc in Milan.

Thanks

 

[javier_zanetti <3]

I can buy tickets in Solo Inter?

 

[luckymanliam]

Primo Anello Blu seats behind the goal for £36. This any good? Any advice appreciated. Thanks

 

[JFerrari]

Came over from Australia for the Lazio game. Stayed in Naviglio and bought tickets for the orange section at the local shop. Was very easy, didn't even ask for my passport. Great game to come over for! Also very cheap compared to what we are used to.

 

[Maslany]

Guys i have several questions for you!!

I might be going to Milano in november and be there for some game, maybe even the derby with Milan. Can you tell me if tickets for derby matches are more expensive than the others?

And which are the cheapest, but best seated tickets?

 

[Fitzy]

Can you tell me if tickets for derby matches are more expensive than the others?

Yes.

 

[Perttu10]

Hey everybody! It´s been a long time since I wrote here last time.
So the thing is that I am planning to come and see Derby match this year. I was hoping to come to our Home game against Milan, but now it might be impossible. So my question is is there a big difference for the whole experience between home or "away" game against Milan?

This will be my first time so I want it to be perfect with Pazza inter and everything.

 

[aleksiandrej]

Hi everyone,

I'm looking into buying tickets for Inter - Torino (25 January).
Are these dates fixed, or is there a chance that this match will be rescheduled to another day ?

 

[Y&h]

Hi everyone,

I'm looking into buying tickets for Inter - Torino (25 January).
Are these dates fixed, or is there a chance that this match will be rescheduled to another day ?

The dates for the other two competitions we're committed to are the following:

Europa League: The last game in the group stages will be played on the 11th of December. The next round (round of 32) will begin on the 19th of February.

Coppa Italia: The next round will be played, surprisingly, tomorrow. After that, it'll return on January 14th (eighth finals) and February 4th (quarter finals)


Unless something new comes up, I guess you're safe.

 

[aleksiandrej]

The dates for the other two competitions we're committed to are the following:

Europa League: The last game in the group stages will be played on the 11th of December. The next round (round of 32) will begin on the 19th of February.

Coppa Italia: The next round will be played, surprisingly, tomorrow. After that, it'll return on January 14th (eighth finals) and February 4th (quarter finals)


Unless something new comes up, I guess you're safe.

thank you, gonna book our airplane tickets tomorrow then

 

[edelweis]

Hi everyone,
I am planning a trip to Italy next April and going to derby at 19th. My flight is landing on Malpensa on 19th morning and i want to visit Appiano Gentile for the rest of that day. Do you know which is the best way to go to Appiano Gentile from Milan for a budget traveler? I intend to go Como by train, then take a bus (or train) to AG, but cannot find any source about Como bus map in English.
Thanks.

 

[aleksiandrej]

Hi guys,

Is there anyone with a season ticket here ? looking to prepurchase 2 tickets for Inter-Celtic.