Tickets for AC Milan's home game against Frosinone are now on general sale. The Serie A Matchday 12 fixture is set for Sunday, November 22, 2026 at 18:00 CET at San Siro, and the public sale opened on Monday, October 19 at 15:00, after a short priority window for the club's most loyal supporters.
How the sale has unfolded
Milan ran its priority phase from 15:00 on Friday, October 16 to 23:59 on Sunday, October 18. Two groups had access during those three days:
- 2026/27 season-ticket holders could buy up to four tickets in the available sectors, at a dedicated price list.
- Milan Club members could buy up to four tickets using their membership card code, with every ticket issued in the name of a Milan Club cardholder.
Once that window closed, the remaining seats went to the general public from 15:00 on Monday, October 19. The sale runs while availability lasts.
Where to buy
Milan lists four official channels for this match: the booking.acmilan.com website, the Ticket Office at Casa Milan, the club's Flagship Store on Via Dante, and Vivaticket outlets. Fans comparing options for the fixture can also check current listings for Milan vs Frosinone tickets on Infotickets.
Reduced rates are available in several sectors for under-16s and over-60s. Tickets for fans with disabilities, which cover the supporter and one adult companion, are handled separately: that sale opens in the coming weeks through a dedicated portal that requires registration or login.
Matchday extras
Supporters who already hold a ticket can add two upgrades. Fast Track gives quicker entry through a dedicated gate and can be bought in selected sectors right up to kick-off. The San Siro Museum Experience adds food and drink plus access to the club museum before the game.
Before you buy
The priority phase is over, so anyone buying now is shopping in the general sale. If you plan to use Fast Track, check that your sector is one of those included before adding it. And if you need an accessible ticket, keep an eye on the club's announcement for the dedicated portal rather than using the standard booking flow.
An early-evening Sunday kick-off in late November means a night game in all but name, with San Siro under the lights from the first whistle.