Como tickets cover Serie A home matches at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia in Como, Italy, with 19 upcoming events currently listed on SeatPin. Como 1907 is one of Italian football's fastest-rising names, and the club's return to the top flight turned a compact lakefront ground into one of the hardest tickets in Serie A. The current head coach and technical staff have built a possession-based side around defenders such as Edoardo Goldaniga.

Demand splits sharply by opponent. Visits from Napoli, Milan, Inter and Juventus absorb most of the general-sale allocation, because the seated capacity at Sinigaglia is a fraction of what larger Serie A grounds offer. The club releases home matches in timed sales windows, often opening several weeks before kick-off, so a January home fixture can go on sale in December. Pre-season friendlies and the Como Cup add extra matchdays outside the league calendar.

When official sales windows close before general release, SeatPin aggregates listings from a verified seller network across every stand at Sinigaglia.

Como's stadium and seating guide

Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia is Como 1907's home, sitting directly on the Lake Como shoreline with a listed capacity of roughly 13,600 and an official league seated figure of 8,028. The ground has four sides, and the Tribuna Coperta is the largest, facing the lake and holding the premium seats. The Distinti stand runs the full length of the pitch. Stand choice drives price more than at most Italian grounds, because covered lakeside seating is genuinely scarce here.

The stadium stands on the waterfront between the gardens of the Tempio Voltiano and the Aero Club Como, so most visitors simply walk in from Como's lakeside promenade and city centre rather than driving. That walkable setting is part of why matchdays here feel closer to a Lake Como day trip than a standard away journey. Our platform lists seats across each side of the ground for fans planning that trip in advance.

Planning your visit to Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia? Check our complete Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia Venue Guide for matchday transport, directions, and stadium entry policies.

What are the stands and seating categories at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia?

Sinigaglia sells three main premium categories: pitchside seats, the Covered Grandstand (Tribuna Coperta) and the uncovered Distinti stand. The Tribuna Coperta is the largest stand and the only fully covered premium block, which is why it carries the top single-match prices. Distinti sits along the length of the pitch without a roof, offering full-pitch sightlines at a lower price point. Behind-the-goal seating forms the cheapest end of the range.

Which Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia stands offer the best views?

The best views at Sinigaglia are on the lake side, inside the Tribuna Coperta, where you look across the pitch towards the opposite stands and can see the Aero Club Como below the ground. Pitchside seats deliver the closest angle to the touchline but a flatter view of play. Distinti trades cover for a central, pitch-length perspective that suits fans who want to read the shape of the game.

How to buy Como tickets?

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Where to buy official match tickets?

Como 1907 sells its own single-match tickets through the club's ticketing system, which requires account registration before a purchase can be completed, and hospitality is handled as a separate product line. That system prioritises members and often reaches the general public only close to match day. Our platform carries the resale layer above it: seats across all four sides of Sinigaglia, for league matches and cup dates alike, without a registration barrier for overseas buyers.

Do you need membership to buy tickets?

No. Como 1907 states that you do not need to be a member to buy tickets, but members receive priority access when a sales window opens. That means non-members are not blocked, they simply enter later in the queue, and the strongest fixtures can be thin by the time general sale begins. No specific fixture is published as member-only, and no single tier is named as the guaranteed priority unlock.

How to get tickets without a membership?

Non-members have two realistic routes: wait for the general-public window that often opens close to kick-off, or buy resale seats on SeatPin, where no membership or club account is needed. The club also sells hospitality packages with private lounge access, which sit outside the standard member priority system. For high-demand Serie A visitors, checking the ticket section a couple of weeks ahead is sensible, because the general release is short and the seated capacity at Sinigaglia is small.

How to buy away match tickets?

Como away tickets are sold in a separate allocation controlled by the host club, and prices can be strikingly low: the away section for Milan against Como was priced at €9 plus booking fees, with no special purchase restrictions applied.

Check the away allocation for the specific fixture, since the host club sets the price, section and any restrictions.
If the allocation is closed or restricted, browse away-section listings for that match on our platform.
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Como does not publish a loyalty-point or ballot system for away matches, so away access varies fixture by fixture.

How much do Como tickets cost?

Como single-match tickets generally start from €9 for standard seating behind the goal and reach around €28 in the main stand, while adult tickets for higher-demand matches start from €35, with under-16 pricing from €22. Como 1907 applies variable pricing to single-match sales, so the same seat costs more when a bigger opponent visits.

Ticket type	Starting price
Standard seat, behind the goal	from €9
Standard seat, main stand	up to €28
Adult single-match (higher-demand fixtures)	from €35
Under-16 single-match	from €22
Away section (Milan vs Como)	€9 plus booking fee
Como Cup matchday, season-ticket holder rate	from €25

The price ladder is driven by three things: which stand you choose, whether the seat is covered, and how strong the visiting side is. Covered Tribuna Coperta seating and pitchside blocks sit at the top, Distinti in the middle, behind-the-goal at the bottom. Hospitality is priced separately again and can be the only inventory left for marquee Serie A dates. For those fixtures, SeatPin lists curated resale seats across each Sinigaglia stand.

Como Membership & Season Tickets

A Como season ticket covers the full Serie A home campaign at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, with the stand chosen at the point of purchase and renewal options offered to existing holders before new seats are released. Premium categories run high, with published tiers at €2,650, €2,900, €2,980 and €3,550, reflecting the small covered capacity and the lakeside premium blocks. Season-ticket holders also receive reduced Como Cup pricing from €25 per matchday.

How does Official Membership work?

Membership works as a priority layer, not as a purchase requirement. Como 1907 confirms that non-members can buy tickets, while members are served first when a sales window opens, which matters most for the fixtures that never reach general sale in volume. Buying through the club's own ticketing platform requires account registration to complete a transaction, regardless of whether the buyer holds a membership.

What are the different membership tiers?

Comoclub is structured across six membership tiers, so the level chosen determines where a supporter sits in the priority queue rather than guaranteeing a seat. The practical difference between tiers shows up on the biggest matchdays, when higher levels reach the sales window earlier. Season-ticket categories are priced separately from membership levels, and stand selection at Sinigaglia is made during the season-ticket purchase itself.

What is the difference between a season ticket and a membership?

A season ticket is a seat; a membership is a queue position. The season ticket locks one specific place in a chosen Sinigaglia stand for every Serie A home match of the campaign, with a fixed upfront cost and a renewal right for the following season. Membership covers no matches at all.

On cost basis, the season ticket spreads a single payment across the full home schedule and adds discounts such as reduced Como Cup matchdays from €25. Membership is a smaller annual fee that buys earlier access to single-match sales windows. Only the season ticket delivers guaranteed access, and only the season ticket carries a renewal condition tied to a named seat.

How to join the season ticket waiting list?

Como 1907 does not publish a public season-ticket waiting list with defined mechanics, so the realistic sequence is to watch the renewal window, then the new-sale window, and secure a stand category as soon as it opens. Because renewals absorb much of the covered Tribuna Coperta first, latecomers are usually pushed towards Distinti or behind-the-goal categories. When the season-ticket allocation is gone, SeatPin remains the route to individual matches at Sinigaglia.