Watching a Como 1907 match at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia is one of the most unique experiences in Italian football. With the stadium sitting right on the shores of Lake Como, you get world-class views and the intensity of Serie A. But since the promotion, tickets sell out in minutes. Here is my local guide on how to actually get your hands on them in 2026.
Where to Buy Official Como 1907 Tickets
Securing a seat at the Stadio Sinigaglia is one of the toughest tasks in Lake Como travel right now. To ensure you don’t miss out, here are the official ways to purchase your tickets:
Official Club Website (Your Best Bet)
In 2026, Como 1907 has moved away from external providers like Vivaticket and now uses its own dedicated system.
The most reliable and direct way to buy is through the official Como 1907 ticket portal (you can change the language to english).
- Pro Tip: Create an account on their website in advance. High-profile matches (like against Inter, Milan, or Juve) often sell out within minutes of being released.
When Do Tickets Go on Sale?
Since Como 1907 matches in Serie A sell out incredibly fast, the club uses a phased sales system. This ensures that the most loyal supporters get the first chance to secure a seat before the remaining tickets are released to the general public.
In 2026, the release timeline generally follows this pattern:
- Phase 1: Season Ticket Holders – Priority access typically opens 10–14 days before the match.
- Phase 2: Loyalty Card Holders – Fans with the Blu nel Cuore card get access roughly 7–10 days before kickoff.
- Phase 3: General Public Sale – Any remaining tickets are released to everyone else, usually 5–7 days before the match.
Local Tip: For big matches against teams like Inter, AC Milan, or Juventus, the general sale often lasts only a few minutes. If you are planning a trip specifically for a game, I highly recommend checking the official portal daily once you hit that two-week window.
You can also follow them on Facebook where they usually post updates about tickets.
🔴 Important: Identity Documents
In 2026, Italian law requires that every ticket is nominative (linked to a specific name). You must bring a valid Passport or ID card to the stadium that matches the name on your ticket, or you will be denied entry.
How to Reach Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
- By Foot: It’s a 5-minute walk from the Lakefront.
- Bus: Local buses (such as Line 1) stop near the stadium.
- By Taxi: Use my Guide to Finding a Taxi in Como if you’re coming from further away.
- By Car: Warning! There is zero parking at the stadium on match days. But if you are driving, check out my Parking in Como Guide to find the nearest Autosilo (the one at Valduce is a 10-minute walk).
Walking or taking the bus are by far the best way to get there. In Como, on a normal day the traffic is already a bit crazy, and parking is very hard to find. On match days this is even worse. So, if you are coming by car, try to find parking wherever you can and just walk from there.
The address of the stadium is: Viale Giuseppe Sinigaglia, 2, 22100 Como CO, Italy
Matchday Tips: What You Need to Know
Bring Your ID (Passport)
In Italy, tickets are nominal (your name is printed on them). You cannot enter without a physical ID or Passport that matches the ticket.
When to Arrive?
Arriving early is a good idea. About 60 minutes before kickoff should be fine. Be prepared for slow moving security lines because of the ID checks. Try to not have too many things in your pockets as well since the security guys might want to see what you bring into the stadium.
Where to Eat Before the Match
Since the stadium is very close to the center of Como there are a ton of options for eating. If the match is in the evening i suggest a quick bite before the game along with aperitivo. See my 15€ Dinner Hack at Bar Touring, its only a short walk away from the stadium.
Is it Worth It?
“Even if you aren’t a die-hard football fan, the atmosphere at Sinigaglia with the lake in the background is unforgettable. Just plan ahead, keep your passport handy, and enjoy the game!”