The Derby della Madonnina is on sale. AC Milan against Inter, Saturday 31 October 2026 at 20:45, is now listed on webook.com from EUR 249, and every San Siro home fixture of 2026-27 now carries a published price, starting at EUR 39. Next up at home: Atalanta on Sunday 18 October, 18:00, from EUR 59. Every confirmed date, every price tier and the booking route are below.
When is the next AC Milan home match?
Sunday 18 October 2026, 18:00, against Atalanta, matchday 7. It is the first home match after the October international break, and the first at San Siro since Milan beat Lecce 3-0 on 20 September. Tickets start at EUR 59. Home fixtures are collected on the AC Milan matches page on webook.com.
Ten days later the calendar turns serious: a midweek visit from Bologna, then the derby three days after that. If you are planning one Milan trip this autumn, the window from 28 October to 1 November packs two San Siro nights into five days.
Which AC Milan home matches have confirmed dates and times?
Lega Serie A has locked kickoff times through matchday 12, reflected in the club’s official fixture calendar. Four San Siro dates carry confirmed times:
- Atalanta, Sunday 18 October, 18:00, matchday 7. From EUR 59, with the VIP Casa Milan tier at EUR 179.
- Bologna, Wednesday 28 October, 18:30, matchday 9. A midweek round under the lights, from EUR 39.
- Inter, Saturday 31 October, 20:45, matchday 10. The derby, from EUR 249. More on it below.
- Frosinone, Sunday 22 November, 15:00, matchday 12. The classic Sunday-afternoon slot, kinder for families, from EUR 39.
The rest of the home season now shows calendar dates on the listings: Parma on 6 December, Como on 20 December, Fiorentina on 6 January, Torino on 17 January, Juventus on 31 January, Genoa on 21 February, Cagliari on 7 March, Sassuolo on 14 March, Monza on 4 April, Napoli on 18 April, Lazio on 2 May, Roma on 16 May and Udinese on 30 May. Treat those as provisional: Lega Serie A sets exact times in blocks as the season progresses, and each listing states that dates can move until its round is confirmed.
When is the Milan derby, and how much are derby tickets?
Saturday 31 October 2026 at 20:45, matchday 10, per the scheduling both clubs’ official channels published for matchdays 6 to 12. A Halloween-night Derby della Madonnina, and the derby listing is now live on webook.com from EUR 249, VAT included: CAT 4 at EUR 299, CAT 3 at EUR 329, CAT 2 at EUR 449.
One honest flag: as of 23 September the listing itself displays 1 November and notes the fixture was initially calendared for a Sunday, while AC Milan and Inter both state Saturday 31 October at 20:45. Serie A dates can shift until the round is finalised, so recheck the listing before you book travel around the match.
Practicalities from the listing: seating is guaranteed at least in pairs, the organiser requires the first name, surname and date of birth of every attendee before tickets are issued, and you receive a voucher first, with e-tickets or QR codes following in the days before the match. Because both clubs share San Siro, this is the derby counted as a Milan home match, with red-and-black sectors holding most of the bowl. AC Milan announced derby ticketing on 22 September, and demand outstrips every other fixture, so decide early.
How much are AC Milan tickets at San Siro?
From EUR 39, as of 23 September 2026. That floor covers Bologna, Frosinone, Parma, Cagliari and Sassuolo. Fiorentina and Genoa start at EUR 49, Atalanta, Como and Monza at EUR 59, Lazio and Udinese at EUR 99, Roma at EUR 119, Napoli at EUR 179, Juventus at EUR 199 and the derby at EUR 249. All prices are VAT included and per sector, read from the webook.com listings.
The pattern is the one every San Siro regular knows: a midweek round against a smaller side costs a fraction of a big night, and the derby sits alone at the top. If the aim is simply football inside a 75,817-seat bowl, the EUR 39 fixtures are the value play; if the aim is an occasion, price is the least of the decision.
How does buying AC Milan tickets on webook.com work?
Each home fixture has its own listing under the AC Milan matches hub. Open the match, pick a category – CAT 4 covers the upper tiers, CAT 2 the better sideline views, with VIP hospitality where offered – and book. Sectors and availability update as each sale phase opens.
Two things to have ready: every attendee’s full name and date of birth, which the organiser requires before tickets are issued, and patience on delivery, since the voucher arrives first and converts to e-tickets close to matchday. That is standard practice under Italian football’s ID rules, not a webook.com quirk.
Why is this San Siro season different?
San Siro turns 100 in 2026. Built in 1926 and holding 75,817 seats today, it is Italy’s largest stadium, run by M-I Stadio, a company owned jointly by the two Milanese clubs, per the stadium’s official site. On 5 November 2025, AC Milan and Inter completed the acquisition of the stadium and its surrounding area from the city, the step both clubs describe as the basis for a new stadium project on the site.
That is the quiet reason to go this season rather than someday. The current bowl’s era now has a horizon, even without a confirmed final date, and a centenary-year derby inside it is the kind of night people will claim they attended long after the concrete changes shape.
How do you get to San Siro?
The stadium sits at Piazzale Angelo Moratti, north-west of the centre. Metro line M5 runs to San Siro Stadio, the end of the line, a short walk from the gates, per the club’s transport guidance. The club also published new access arrangements on 27 August 2026, so check the entry rules before your first visit of the season and arrive early: 75,817 people do not enter a stadium quickly.
Making a football weekend of it?
A derby or a EUR 39 midweek night pairs naturally with a second stop. The European sports trip guide builds San Siro into an autumn itinerary, and the FC Barcelona home guide covers the Camp Nou end of the same trip. Book somewhere near an M5 stop through the hotels search, and browse what else is on in Milan for the surrounding evenings.
AC Milan tickets 2026-27, FAQ
How much are AC Milan tickets at San Siro?
Tickets start from EUR 39, VAT included, as of 23 September 2026 – the floor for Bologna, Frosinone, Parma, Cagliari and Sassuolo. Bigger fixtures rise through EUR 59, EUR 179 and EUR 199, and the derby against Inter starts at EUR 249. Every price is per sector on the fixture’s webook.com listing.
When is the next AC Milan home match at San Siro?
Milan host Atalanta on Sunday 18 October 2026 at 18:00, matchday 7, in the first home match after the October international break. Tickets start at EUR 59. Bologna follow on Wednesday 28 October at 18:30, three days before the derby against Inter.
When is the Milan v Inter derby, and is it on sale?
The clubs’ official scheduling puts the derby on Saturday 31 October 2026 at 20:45, matchday 10, and the webook.com listing is live from EUR 249. The listing currently displays 1 November, so recheck it before finalising travel plans: Serie A dates can move until the round is confirmed.
How do I get to San Siro on matchday?
Take metro line M5 to San Siro Stadio, the end of the line, a short walk from the gates at Piazzale Angelo Moratti. Arrive early: new access arrangements took effect in August 2026, and a 75,817-seat stadium fills its approaches well before kick-off.
Is this the last season to watch a match at San Siro?
No end date is set. AC Milan and Inter completed their purchase of the stadium and its surrounding area in November 2025 as the basis for a future new-stadium project, but 2026-27 fixtures proceed at San Siro as scheduled, in the ground’s centenary year.