AC Milan vs Inter Tickets: Derby della Madonnina On General Sale for October 31 at San Siro

View of a goal and the pitch from the stands, framed by the silhouettes of seated spectators

The first Milan derby of the season is now open to everyone. After a run of priority windows for the club's most loyal supporters, tickets for AC Milan vs Inter have moved to general sale, and they will stay available only for as long as stock lasts.

Match details

AC Milan host Inter at San Siro on Saturday, October 31, 2026, with kick-off at 20:45 local time. The game falls on matchday 10 of Serie A, with Milan as the home side.

How the sale unfolded

Milan staggered the sale across several phases before opening it to the public:

  • September 23: season ticket holders in the Secondo Anello Verde, one ticket each at a dedicated price.
  • September 24 to 27: all other season ticket holders, with one additional ticket each.
  • September 25 to 27: Milan Club members, one ticket with a valid membership code.
  • September 28 and 29: CRN cardholders, one ticket each.
  • From September 30 at 15:00: general sale, subject to availability.

That last phase is the one that matters now. Anyone can buy, but only from whatever was left after four rounds of priority access.

Where to buy

Milan are selling derby tickets through their official booking site, at the Casa Milan ticket office, at the flagship store on Via Dante and through Vivaticket. You can also see current options on our Milan vs Inter tickets page.

Prices and restrictions

Tickets in the visiting sector, in the Secondo Anello Verde, are priced at €49 including the booking fee. Tickets for disabled supporters cost €35 and include a companion.

One rule applies across every phase of this sale: name changes are not allowed on derby tickets. The name you enter at purchase is the name that has to walk through the turnstile.

Tips for fans

  • Buy in the name of the person who will actually attend. With no name changes permitted, a ticket bought for someone else cannot simply be passed on.
  • Do not count on late availability. General sale runs only until seats run out, and four priority phases have already taken their share.
  • Have the details of everyone in your group ready before you start, so you can complete the purchase in one go.

A Saturday night derby under the lights at San Siro rarely needs much selling. If you want to be there on October 31, the window is open now.