On this page, you can find all the information you need to reach the stadium as well as the details on tram and bus diversions. You can pay for the metro with a credit card or debit card directly at the turnstiles.

Getting to the stadium by metro – network map

To reach the stadium, alight at:

• San Siro Stadio (M5 line), or
• Lotto (M1 line)

If driving, consider using our parking lots connected to metro stations. Maps and rates are available on this page.

Getting to the stadium by bike-sharing

• Station no. 226: Piazzale Lotto
• Station no. 227: Piazzale Zavattari 6 (corner of Via Tempesta)
• Station no. 241: Piazza Stuparich (corner of Via Albani)

Map of all BikeMi stations

The BikeMi service allows you to travel from 6:00 am to 2:00 am using standard bikes, e-bikes, or bikes with child seats. Daily, weekly, and annual passes are available. Everything is managed on the app. See how it works.

Where to park

Use this map to select one of our parking lots located at metro stations, leave your car, and reach the stadium via public transport. Opening hours for all ATM parking lots can be found on this page.

Lampugnano–Stadium shuttle buses – map

On the occasion of football matches at San Siro, a shuttle bus service connects the Lampugnano parking lot to the stadium.

• At Lampugnano, shuttles stop on Via Natta, near the metro station pedestrian exit.
• At San Siro, shuttles stop on Via Achille, at the corner of Via Tesio.

Skip the ticket queue. You can pay for transport using a credit card

In Milan, you can pay for the metro, buses, trams, and trolleybuses using a credit card, debit card, smartphone, or smartwatch:

• no extra fees: you simply pay the best available fare
• skip ticket queues
• credit card payment is valid only on ATM lines

The system automatically calculates the fare for your journey. From the fourth trip onwards, the daily fare applies. Find out more.

Interchange between M1, M5, and night buses – map

After metro closure, replacement buses and other night lines operate.
If you travel on the M1, alight at:

• Conciliazione: to transfer to line N25/26
• Cadorna: to transfer to lines NM2 and N25/26
• Duomo: to transfer to line NM3
• Lima: to transfer to line N25/26
• Loreto: to transfer to line NM2

If you travel on the M5, alight at:

• Lotto: to transfer to trolleybus line N90/91
• Garibaldi: to transfer to line NM2
• Zara: to transfer to lines NM3 and N90/91

Information available on this page.

Accessible stations

• All stations serving the stadium (San Siro Stadio, San Siro Ippodromo, and Lotto) are accessible and equipped with elevators.
• You can find real-time information on the accessibility of metro stations and bus, tram, and trolleybus stops on our app.
• You can also check the operational status of elevators and stair lifts at all metro stations on this page.
• For assistance, call +39 02 48 607 607 and press 1: our operators prioritize calls from passengers with disabilities.

Segesta and Ippodromo stations close after the match

By order of the Police, M5 stations of Ippodromo and Segesta close around the end of the match. When leaving the stadium, you can alternatively use the M5 stations at San Siro Stadio and Lotto, or walk to the M1 Lotto station (15 minutes away).

Lotto station may be crowded when supporters leave

For public order reasons, the direct transfer corridor between the M1 and M5 lines may be closed. To transfer, please exit through the turnstiles of one line and re-enter through those of the other: the same ticket is valid.

Tram and bus diversions

On match days, lines 16, 49, 64, 78/Q78, and 80 are diverted. More details on this page.

Tickets

You can purchase tickets on our app, at authorized retailers, or from ticket machines in metro stations.

Need information?

Our Customer Assistants are available at the Lotto M1 and San Siro Stadio M5 stations to provide information on timetables, travel options, and the necessary tickets.