I am a big fans of Milan from China.This year I am in Frankfurt. Iam really wanna watch the match between Milan and Real Madrid on 4th Nov.
I don't think I can buy the ticket on line especially for that match
But I got a colleague form Napoli,his father still lives there
Anybody who can help me to figure out these queseions below:
1.when will the club sell the ticket for that match?
2. If his father buy the ticket for me ,is it allowed for him to transfer the ticket for me ,cause normally the buyer must have his own"codice fiscale",is the name of the buyer on the ticket?
3.where can he buy the ticket for me ??only the banca intesa of MILANO?
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You should be able to buy online from the club website or from mpestero about 2 weeks before the game. mpestero requires bank transfers -- so if you have a bank account, you can buy that way. I really think that mpestero or the club website are your best bet because they reserve some tickets for foreigners.
Tickets at banca intesa (they have branches or affiliates all over Italy and there is surely one in Napoli) will probably go on sale about 10 days before the game (I'm not positive of this, it could be earlier). The father CANNOT transfer the ticket with his codice to you. If the father buys you a ticket at banca intesa, you must send him a copy of your passport. (Scan it and fax it or email it). He MIGHT be able to buy you a ticket with that information -- I'm not sure they'll allow it.
Tickets at banca intesa (they have branches or affiliates all over Italy and there is surely one in Napoli) will probably go on sale about 10 days before the game (I'm not positive of this, it could be earlier). The father CANNOT transfer the ticket with his codice to you. If the father buys you a ticket at banca intesa, you must send him a copy of your passport. (Scan it and fax it or email it). He MIGHT be able to buy you a ticket with that information -- I'm not sure they'll allow it.
QUOTE (Tennie @ Sep 5 2009, 09:15 PM) 
You should be able to buy online from the club website or from mpestero about 2 weeks before the game. mpestero requires bank transfers -- so if you have a bank account, you can buy that way. I really think that mpestero or the club website are your best bet because they reserve some tickets for foreigners.
Tickets at banca intesa (they have branches or affiliates all over Italy and there is surely one in Napoli) will probably go on sale about 10 days before the game (I'm not positive of this, it could be earlier). The father CANNOT transfer the ticket with his codice to you. If the father buys you a ticket at banca intesa, you must send him a copy of your passport. (Scan it and fax it or email it). He MIGHT be able to buy you a ticket with that information -- I'm not sure they'll allow it.
Tickets at banca intesa (they have branches or affiliates all over Italy and there is surely one in Napoli) will probably go on sale about 10 days before the game (I'm not positive of this, it could be earlier). The father CANNOT transfer the ticket with his codice to you. If the father buys you a ticket at banca intesa, you must send him a copy of your passport. (Scan it and fax it or email it). He MIGHT be able to buy you a ticket with that information -- I'm not sure they'll allow it.
Thanks for your reply!!
I don't think I can book the ticket on line from the club website.May of this year ,I also wanted to watch the game between Milan and Juv. However ,I found the club said it is not available on web site for that game.Then I went to San siro on the match day,surely there is no tickets left,even I couldn't buy the ticket from the ticket scalper. The only thing I can do is stand out of the stadium and heared the sound of the fans. So I am not sure whether I can book the ticket for that match.
Could you tell me the difference between the mpestero and the club website, which one has the more possbility to buy the ticket ? And when the club will sell the ticket at banca intesa? Just 10 days before the game??
See, you could have bought tickets at mpestero for Milan-Juventus.
That one and the derby are the two games it's almost impossible to get tickets for and which the club website doesn't always have tickets. mpestero is the foreign branch of Milan Point Store (which is the store owned by the club). The only thing mpestero does is sell tickets to games. Look at their website -- there's an email address where you can contact them to ask questions.
I am not sure how far in advance tickets are available at Banca Intesa. 10 days is a guess - that's usually when the'yre available on the club website (if the club's selling to foreigners, which sometimes they don't).
I would suggest mpestero.
That one and the derby are the two games it's almost impossible to get tickets for and which the club website doesn't always have tickets. mpestero is the foreign branch of Milan Point Store (which is the store owned by the club). The only thing mpestero does is sell tickets to games. Look at their website -- there's an email address where you can contact them to ask questions.I am not sure how far in advance tickets are available at Banca Intesa. 10 days is a guess - that's usually when the'yre available on the club website (if the club's selling to foreigners, which sometimes they don't).
I would suggest mpestero.
QUOTE (Tennie @ Sep 7 2009, 09:10 PM)
See, you could have bought tickets at mpestero for Milan-Juventus. That one and the derby are the two games it's almost impossible to get tickets for and which the club website doesn't always have tickets. mpestero is the foreign branch of Milan Point Store (which is the store owned by the club). The only thing mpestero does is sell tickets to games. Look at their website -- there's an email address where you can contact them to ask questions.
I am not sure how far in advance tickets are available at Banca Intesa. 10 days is a guess - that's usually when the'yre available on the club website (if the club's selling to foreigners, which sometimes they don't).
I would suggest mpestero.
That one and the derby are the two games it's almost impossible to get tickets for and which the club website doesn't always have tickets. mpestero is the foreign branch of Milan Point Store (which is the store owned by the club). The only thing mpestero does is sell tickets to games. Look at their website -- there's an email address where you can contact them to ask questions.I am not sure how far in advance tickets are available at Banca Intesa. 10 days is a guess - that's usually when the'yre available on the club website (if the club's selling to foreigners, which sometimes they don't).
I would suggest mpestero.
Thanks for your reply very much.Now I'm clear about it. Hope I can buy the ticket for it !!
Thank you again!!!
hi ; i want to know more about what should i do to go and watch a soccer game out of my country,,, other then buying tickets on the int. what should i do to be able to travel ????
Well, I'd check the following:
*Are there any visa restrictions on the country you're going to?
*Make sure your passport is up to date
Assuming that's all okay, then
*Find a way of travel (air, train, ship, whatever)
*Book a hotel (or stay with friends)
*Play tourist and enjoy the city other than just the football. There's something to see in just about every city.
*Are there any visa restrictions on the country you're going to?
*Make sure your passport is up to date
Assuming that's all okay, then
*Find a way of travel (air, train, ship, whatever)
*Book a hotel (or stay with friends)
*Play tourist and enjoy the city other than just the football. There's something to see in just about every city.
Also carry enough money/credit.
thanks for the info ! !!!
QUOTE (Tennie @ Sep 7 2009, 08:10 PM)
See, you could have bought tickets at mpestero for Milan-Juventus. That one and the derby are the two games it's almost impossible to get tickets for and which the club website doesn't always have tickets. mpestero is the foreign branch of Milan Point Store (which is the store owned by the club). The only thing mpestero does is sell tickets to games. Look at their website -- there's an email address where you can contact them to ask questions.
I am not sure how far in advance tickets are available at Banca Intesa. 10 days is a guess - that's usually when the'yre available on the club website (if the club's selling to foreigners, which sometimes they don't).
I would suggest mpestero.
That one and the derby are the two games it's almost impossible to get tickets for and which the club website doesn't always have tickets. mpestero is the foreign branch of Milan Point Store (which is the store owned by the club). The only thing mpestero does is sell tickets to games. Look at their website -- there's an email address where you can contact them to ask questions.I am not sure how far in advance tickets are available at Banca Intesa. 10 days is a guess - that's usually when the'yre available on the club website (if the club's selling to foreigners, which sometimes they don't).
I would suggest mpestero.
Thanks you a lot, as your suggestion. I found the mpestero start to sell the ticket this morning. Although the position of the seats which they provided are not so good, it is enough for me . This is only available in this morning, I booked the ticket in the company as soon as I saw it.When I checked in the afternoon, all the tickets reserved for the guys like me are sold out, therefore , I felt very lucky. Thanks God!
Tickets at banca intesa (they accept branches or affiliates all over Italy and there is absolutely one in Napoli) will apparently go on auction about 10 canicule afore the bold (I'm not absolute of this, it could be earlier). The ancestor CANNOT alteration the admission with his codice to you. If the ancestor buys you a admission at banca intesa, you have to forward him a archetype of your passport.
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