Concerts at San Siro stadium: guide to car parks, metro and pedestrian routes
The Municipality of Milan has established a mobility plan for the management of live concerts. An extra service is scheduled on metro lines M1 and M5 until late at night on these evenings:
- Elodie 8 June
- Pinguini Tattici Nucleari 10 and 11 June
- Modà 12 June
- Cesare Cremonini 15 and 16 June
- Elisa 18 June
- Gazzelle 22 June
- Marracash 25 and 26 June
- Gabri Ponte 28 June
- Bruce Springsteen 30 June and 3 July
- Ultimo 5 and 7 July
- Lazza 9 July
- Marco Mengoni 13 and 14 July
Lampugnano car park will close later too (2 am). On this page you will find timetables and directions for metro and pedestrian routes to get to the concerts.
From the centre of Milan: take M1 or M5 lines to Lotto or San Siro
You can use Lotto or San Siro Stadio stations to reach the stadium and get back at the end of the concert. Follow the pedestrian routes on this map:
Alternatively, you can use Lampugnano M1 station and take the shuttle to the stadium. The shuttle departs from via Natta (near the metro exit) and arrives at via Achille at the corner of via Tesio (a few steps from the stadium).
From Lampugnano or Mi Stadio car park: follow the pedestrian routes
The entrances to the venue can be easily reached on foot. Lampugnano car park is open until 02 am.
From train stations and airports
All train stations and Linate airport are connected to the metro network. Malpensa and Orio al Serio airports are connected to Milan by Malpensa Express and shuttle buses.
M1, M5 and Lampugnano car park are open until late at night
- M1: trains run an extra service after normal closing time, but only from Lotto station to the terminus of Sesto FS (not the other way around). Last departure from Lotto station at 01:00 am.
- M5: last departure from San Siro Stadio to Bignami at 01:00 am.
- M2, M3, M4 metro lines and the M1 sections Rho-Lotto, Sesto-Bisceglie and Sesto-to-Rho close at the usual time.
- After the metro closure, trains are replaced by night buses NM1, NM2, NM3, NM4. You can find timetables and stops on the ATM app and the network map at this page.
Skip the ticket queue. Pay as you go with a credit card
You can use a contactless card or device to pay as you go on metro lines, buses, trams, and trolleybuses across Milan.
- Touch in on the reader when you enter
- Touch out with the same card when you exit
- No fees, you won't be charged extra for using contactless payment methods.
Contactless payment is not valid on Trenord S lines and trains. Please visit this page.
- The stations near the stadium (Lotto and San Siro Stadio) are served by lifts.
- Before planning your trip, check the real-time operation of lift and stairlifts in all stations on this page.
- For information and assistance for wheelchair users, call 02 48 607 607 and press botton n. 1.
Ippodromo and Segesta stations closed at the end of the concert
For reasons of public order, the M5 stations of Ippodromo and Segesta will be closed at the end of the concert. When leaving the stadium, use San Siro Stadio and Lotto M5 stations, or walk to Lotto M1 station in 15 minutes.
Lotto station may be crowded
For reasons of public order, the indoor walkway to change between the M1 and M5 lines may be closed. To change, exit through the turnstiles of one line and re-enter through those of the other: the same ticket is valid.
Download the ATM official app
With the ATM app you can buy tickets and receive service status notifications, check metro and night buses timetables and see real-time waiting times at the stops. Search into the store for ATM Milano official app or follow these links to download it.
Night Lines
When the metro closes, trains are replaced by buses, along with additional lines that operate only at night (look for buses marked with the letter N). Download the night networkmap here (NM1 line is diverted and skips some stops in the city center. More information.)
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