Buy Parma vs AC Milan tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match set for Sunday 9 May 2027 and kick-off listed for 20:00 at the Stadio Ennio Tardini. Serie A confirms final kick-off times a few weeks out, so treat the slot as provisional. A Sunday night meeting this late in the season, with Milan's following just over an hour away, is one of the toughest tickets of the spring in Emilia-Romagna.
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The Tardini has hosted football since 1924 and remains one of Italy's oldest grounds, with its Liberty-style entrance gate and stands close to the pitch. Parma have built some of their most memorable nights here against Milan. The club lists the capacity at 23,324, small enough that demand for a fixture of this size quickly outstrips supply.
The last two meetings at the ground were close and eventful. Parma beat Milan 2-1 in August 2024, then came from two goals down to draw 2-2 in November 2025. Expect another competitive night under the lights.
AC Milan carry one of the largest followings in Italian football. Parma is only around 120 kilometres from Milan along the A1. The away allocation of around 2,500 in the Curva Sud sells out. Many more Rossoneri supporters across Emilia and Lombardy look for neutral seats.
Parma's own crowd is passionate and loyal. The Curva Nord Matteo Bagnaresi is the heart of the home support. A visit from one of Italy's leading clubs brings out the whole city. Season ticket holders take a large share of the ground before any tickets reach general sale.
The fixture carries history too. Parma's rise in the 1990s turned this into one of the most competitive matchups in Serie A. The clubs have met 29 times in the league at the Tardini. Many fans still remember the 4-0 Parma win in 1998 and the nine-goal thriller in 2014.
Milan's home crowd at the San Siro is one of the largest in Italy. Many of those supporters struggle to get tickets for away trips. The Tardini, just over an hour away, is one of the most accessible away days of the season. That pushes even more demand towards the neutral sectors.
Timing adds weight. A May date falls deep in the run-in, when Milan are likely to be chasing a return to the Champions League after a season in the Europa League. Parma, meanwhile, may need every point to secure their place in the division.
A Sunday evening kick-off suits travellers too. Visitors can spend the day in Parma's historic centre, then walk to the ground for the match. That makes the fixture an easy weekend trip from Milan, Bologna or further afield.
Yes, though the club route takes planning. Parma sell home tickets through the club website and authorised Vivaticket outlets. Single-match prices for typical fixtures start around €25 to €30 and reach €80 or more for central seats in the Tribuna Petitot.
For a match against Milan, season ticket holders and priority buyers take most of the stadium. The general sale can be short. The central sectors go first. Photo ID matching the name on the ticket is required at the turnstiles, as Italian match tickets are issued to named holders.
Milan fans face tighter rules. Away tickets require a Tardini Card and must be bought in advance through Vivaticket, with no matchday sales for visiting supporters. Allocations for big matches can also be limited by the authorities.
A verified resale marketplace removes those obstacles. Sellers list seats across the ground months in advance, buyers can compare stands side by side and every purchase is protected from checkout to turnstile. It also lets visitors book travel to Parma long before the club's own sale dates.
Timing is the key difference. Club sales for a high-demand match often open only a couple of weeks before kick-off, once the date and time are confirmed. A resale buyer can secure seats months ahead, then book trains and hotels while prices are still low.
Name-change details matter for resale buyers. Because tickets are issued to named holders, the seller may need your full name, date and place of birth to reissue a seat. Providing those details promptly keeps delivery on schedule.
Milan supporters who buy in home sections should be discreet. Stewards enforce segregation. Visible away colours outside the Curva Sud can lead to being moved.
Five factors drive prices for this fixture. Seat location comes first, with the central Tribuna Petitot at a clear premium over the curves. Demand is lifted by Milan's huge following and the short trip from Lombardy.
Timing matters as the 2026/27 run-in reaches its final weeks. Competition context counts too: a May Serie A match with European places or survival at stake is priced above a routine autumn fixture. Hospitality is the fifth factor, with the Petitot lounges forming the top of the market.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Nord | £60 – £110 | Fans who want atmosphere | Home ultras' end; no Milan colours |
| Longside standard (Tribuna Est) | £90 – £160 | Neutral buyers and couples | Elevated side view opposite the main stand |
| Main stand outer blocks (Tribuna Petitot) | £120 – £200 | Buyers who want a covered seat | Covered main stand flanks |
| Premium seating (central Tribuna Petitot) | £160 – £280+ | Buyers prioritising sightlines | Halfway line, covered |
| Hospitality or VIP | £300 – £600+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Petitot lounges; inclusions vary |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Milan's pull lifts every sector. Visits from Italy's leading clubs sit at the top of Parma's pricing, with resale prices following suit. Expect the Milan game to be among the priciest home matches of the season.
The gap between face value and resale reflects how little stock reaches the open market for a Milan visit. Prices usually firm up in two waves: once the kick-off time is confirmed and again in the final fortnight. Groups of four or more should expect to pay more per head to sit together.
Row and block details matter as much as the stand name. Lower rows sit close to the pitch but with a flatter view, while higher rows give a wider picture of the game. Check the row before you commit, as two seats in the same stand can offer very different evenings.
Seats near the corners deserve a second look. The Tardini's compact layout keeps them close to the pitch, while they usually cost less than the centre of the long sides. For buyers who still want a clear view, they are a smart compromise.
The Tardini is a compact, traditional Italian ground. The Tribuna Petitot is the covered main stand, the Tribuna Est runs along the opposite touchline and the two curves sit behind the goals. The choice comes down to atmosphere, view and which supporters you want around you.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Nord Matteo Bagnaresi | Home fans who want noise | Lower | Home of the Parma ultras and most tifos; no Milan colours |
| Curva Sud (Settore Ospiti) | Travelling Milan supporters | Lower | Away end since 2009; around 2,500 seats; Tardini Card required |
| Tribuna Est | Neutral buyers and families | Mid | Elevated long-side seating opposite the main stand |
| Tribuna Petitot (outer) | Fans who want cover for less | Mid to upper | Main stand flanks, covered |
| Tribuna Petitot (central) | Premium buyers | Upper | Halfway line view in the largest stand |
| Petitot hospitality | Hospitality guests | Upper | Premium seating with lounge access |
The ground has a long history. It opened on 16 September 1924 and is named after Ennio Tardini, a founding member and president of the club who died before it was completed. The original cycling track has long gone. The stands now sit close to the pitch, with the Liberty-style entrance gate still a landmark.
Neutral buyers should keep colours hidden in home areas. The Tribuna Est is the most relaxed choice for mixed groups or first-time visitors who want a clear view without the noise of the Curva Nord.
The Tribuna Est deserves a closer look. Its elevated seating gives a clear view across the pitch towards the main stand. It is usually priced below the Petitot. For neutral buyers who want a good view of the game without paying premium prices, it is a strong option.
Matching stand to buyer is simple. First-time visitors who want the home atmosphere should sit near the Curva Nord. Families and neutral groups suit the Tribuna Est, while business guests belong in the Petitot.
The Petitot is the only fully covered stand, which matters if rain is forecast. For a May evening kick-off, the open sections are usually comfortable. Supporters with disabilities should arrange places through the club before the match, as accessible spaces are limited and allocated in advance.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Lounge package | Corporate hosts and VIP guests | Pre-match dining with a central Petitot seat |
| Wine-focused lounge | Couples marking an occasion | Local wines and food in a premium lounge |
| Premium seat | Fans who want comfort without a full meal | Covered central view with bar access |
| Group package | Companies entertaining clients | Seats together with shared hospitality space |
Parma's hospitality is based in the Tribuna Petitot. The Enrico Serafino Lounge, opened in January 2026, focuses on wine and ties the matchday to the food and drink culture of Emilia-Romagna. For a Milan visit, packages tend to sell well ahead of general seats.
Inclusions vary between lounges and listings. Some packages cover a full meal with local produce and wine, while others focus on the seat and lounge access. Read the listing notes before you commit.
Book early if hospitality is the plan. Premium places in the Petitot are limited. Corporate demand from across Emilia-Romagna and Lombardy is strong for a Milan visit.
Hospitality also offers comfort and shelter. Guests stay under cover in the main stand and use dedicated entrances, avoiding the queues at the turnstiles. For a corporate group or a special occasion, it turns a Sunday night match into a full evening.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | That the holder name matches your ID and the ticket loads before you travel |
| E-ticket (PDF) | That the barcode is clear and the sector, row and seat are correct |
| Name change transfer | When the seller will complete the change of holder and what details they need |
| Matchday collection | The exact collection point, opening time and ID needed |
Serie A tickets are issued in the holder's name. Bring valid photo ID that matches the ticket, as digital copies of ID are often refused. Charge your phone fully if you are using mobile entry, because mobile signal near the turnstiles can be patchy on busy nights.
Do not worry if your tickets arrive close to the match. Named tickets in Italy are often released in the final days, once holder details are confirmed. Your confirmation sets out the expected delivery window, which you can follow through your order.
The Tardini is about 20 to 25 minutes on foot from Parma railway station, or 15 minutes from Piazza Garibaldi in the centre. Buses 8, 9 and 11 run from the station to the Barriera Repubblica stop, a three-minute walk from the ground. Routes may change on matchdays.
Parking at the stadium is not allowed on matchdays. Drivers can use the paid Barilla Center car park or the Scambiatore Nord, which also runs a free shuttle for away fans. Allow plenty of time, as traffic builds before a sold-out evening match.
The area around the ground is mostly residential, so plan to eat in the historic centre before walking out. Bars such as Bar Gianni and The Red No.14 are close to the stadium. Inside, catering covers snacks and panini.
Keep bags small, as every supporter passes a security check at the turnstiles. After the final whistle, expect busy streets as the crowd heads back towards the centre and the station. Allow plenty of time if you have a late train back to Milan or Bologna.
Gates usually open well before kick-off. Arriving early lets you see the Curva Nord prepare its displays and soak up the build-up around the ground. With a 20:00 start, an early evening walk from the centre is the most relaxed way to reach the ground.
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Most overseas visitors fly into Milan or Bologna, then take a regional or high-speed train to Parma, which is around an hour away from either city. Parma's own airport is small, with a bus link to the station and centre. Mobile and e-ticket delivery suit international buyers best, though the name on every ticket must match the passport you bring. Parma's historic centre, known for its food and its cathedral square, makes an excellent base for a weekend around the match.
Request seats together at the point of purchase rather than hoping to swap on the day. Serie A often adjusts dates and kick-off times for broadcasters and European commitments, so flexible travel or a refundable hotel protects you if the match moves. Visitors based in Milan can also plan around the Milan vs Parma fixture at San Siro for a second match in the same season.
Parma reached Serie A for the first time in 1990 and announced themselves with a 2-0 home win over Milan in January 1991, their first Serie A home win over the Rossoneri. Through the 1990s and early 2000s, the Tardini became one of the hardest places for Milan to visit. Parma's 4-0 win in November 1998 remains the heaviest defeat Milan have suffered at the ground in Serie A.
Those were Parma's golden years. The club won major European honours during the decade and regularly challenged Milan near the top of Serie A. Matches at the Tardini became meetings between two of the strongest sides in Europe, with packed crowds to match.
Milan have still had the better of the series overall. Of the 29 Serie A meetings at the Tardini, Milan have won 12, Parma nine, with eight draws. The September 2014 meeting produced nine goals, a 5-4 Milan win that remains the highest-scoring Serie A game between the clubs in Parma.
Parma's return to Serie A in 2024 revived the fixture. A 2-1 home win in August 2024 was followed by a 2-2 draw in November 2025, when the hosts recovered from two goals down.
What makes this fixture distinctive is the balance between history and unpredictability, set in one of Italy's oldest grounds. Milan lead the series, but Parma have produced some of their most celebrated results against the Rossoneri at home. A Sunday night in May adds the stakes of the run-in.
For visiting fans, the evening has its own appeal. A day in Parma's historic centre, a walk to one of Italy's most traditional grounds and a match against one of Europe's most famous clubs make for a memorable trip. Securing seats early is the only way to guarantee it.
The figures below cover every Serie A meeting at the Stadio Ennio Tardini with Parma as hosts.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 29 |
| Parma wins | 9 |
| AC Milan wins | 12 |
| Draws | 8 |
| Parma goals | 35 |
| AC Milan goals | 37 |
| Biggest Parma win | 4-0 (29 Nov 1998) |
| Biggest AC Milan win | 1-3 (10 Apr 2021), one of five two-goal wins |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 20 Jan 1991 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 8 Nov 2025 |
Source: results cross-checked against Transfermarkt, MilanNews, MilanPress, ParmaLive and Sky Sport records.
The goals are almost level, with Milan just two ahead across 29 matches. Parma are unbeaten in the last two meetings at the ground, which gives the hosts real belief heading into this one.
Draws have been common too. Eight of the 29 meetings ended level, including four goalless draws, so a tight contest is never far away when Milan visit the Tardini.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 08 Nov 2025 | Parma 2-2 AC Milan |
| 24 Aug 2024 | Parma 2-1 AC Milan |
| 10 Apr 2021 | Parma 1-3 AC Milan |
| 01 Dec 2019 | Parma 0-1 AC Milan |
| 20 Apr 2019 | Parma 1-1 AC Milan |
| 14 Sep 2014 | Parma 4-5 AC Milan |
| 27 Oct 2013 | Parma 3-2 AC Milan |
| 29 Sep 2012 | Parma 1-1 AC Milan |
| 17 Mar 2012 | Parma 0-2 AC Milan |
| 02 Oct 2010 | Parma 0-1 AC Milan |
| 24 Mar 2010 | Parma 1-0 AC Milan |
| 16 Feb 2008 | Parma 0-0 AC Milan |
| 17 Sep 2006 | Parma 0-2 AC Milan |
| 07 May 2006 | Parma 2-3 AC Milan |
| 04 Dec 2004 | Parma 1-2 AC Milan |
| 09 Nov 2003 | Parma 0-0 AC Milan |
| 05 Apr 2003 | Parma 1-0 AC Milan |
| 25 Nov 2001 | Parma 0-1 AC Milan |
| 01 Nov 2000 | Parma 2-0 AC Milan |
| 02 Apr 2000 | Parma 1-0 AC Milan |
| 29 Nov 1998 | Parma 4-0 AC Milan |
| 18 Jan 1998 | Parma 3-1 AC Milan |
| 15 May 1997 | Parma 1-1 AC Milan |
| 19 Nov 1995 | Parma 0-0 AC Milan |
| 09 Apr 1995 | Parma 2-3 AC Milan |
| 28 Nov 1993 | Parma 0-0 AC Milan |
| 25 Oct 1992 | Parma 0-2 AC Milan |
| 08 Mar 1992 | Parma 1-3 AC Milan |
| 20 Jan 1991 | Parma 2-0 AC Milan |
Source: Transfermarkt, MilanNews and Sky Sport match records.
No season ticket is needed when you buy through a resale marketplace. You only need valid photo ID matching the name on your ticket.
Buying in the autumn or winter usually gives the widest choice. Listings thin out quickly as the run-in approaches.
Travelling supporters are housed in the Curva Sud, with around 2,500 places. Away tickets require a Tardini Card and must be bought in advance.
No, stadium parking is not available on matchdays. Use the paid Barilla Center car park or public transport instead.
The walk takes around 20 to 25 minutes. Buses 8, 9 and 11 also run from the station to a stop three minutes from the ground.
Sources: Parma Calcio 1913 official stadium and ticketing information, Lega Serie A official fixture list, Transfermarkt, MilanNews, MilanPress, ParmaLive, Sky Sport, Tuttomercatoweb, Sky TG24 and Football Ground Guide.