AC Milan issue new San Siro advice for away fans in 2026-27 season

AC Milan have issued new advice for supporters travelling to San Siro this season, with significant changes to access arrangements introduced ahead of the 2026-27 campaign.

The changes have been made as work begins on the construction site for the new stadium, with away supporters facing dedicated parking, routes and entrances when visiting the famous Milan venue.

What has changed for away fans at San Siro?

The area surrounding San Siro and the stadium entrances have been reorganised over the summer, meaning supporters will need to pay closer attention to their allocated entrance when attending matches.

For away supporters, the arrangements are separate from those used by AC Milan fans, with the designated parking area located on Via Airaghi at the Acquatica Park car park, which opens at 17:30 CEST.

Parking costs €5 for cars and €30 for buses, while a free shuttle service will transport supporters between the car park and the stadium.

Away fans should follow the signs towards the designated drop-off area near the north ticket office, with Entrance 0-bis providing access to the stadium.

AC Milan have advised visiting supporters to use only the designated parking area and route, while following instructions from stadium staff throughout their journey.

There have also been changes to the wider stadium layout, with entrances 7, 8, 9 and 10 on the west side of San Siro now converted into exit gates while Via dei Piccolomini is no longer accessible when approaching the ground.

Although the number of turnstiles remains unchanged, queues are still expected, with all supporters advised to arrive well before kick-off and use the entrance specified on their ticket.

FGG Says: Away fans should plan ahead at San Siro

The new arrangements are unlikely to cause major problems for visiting supporters, but they do make planning ahead more important than ever.

With dedicated parking, shuttle buses and a specific entrance now in place, away fans should allow plenty of time to reach San Siro and avoid relying on the access routes they may have used on previous visits.