San Siro Stadium Undergoes Major Access and Safety Overhaul In August 2026, significant changes are underway around the San Siro stadium, specifically focusing on the Giuseppe Meazza area. The project involves redefining the external perimeter of the stadium, relocating entrances and turnstiles closer to the structure, and adjusting pedestrian pathways, service areas, and portions of surrounding plazas. These modifications aim to enhance security and streamline access for visitors while preparing the site for future developments. A notable phase of the work began in June 2026 with the demolition of the old South ticket office, an old brick building that occupied a key area within the new access configuration. This structure, which had been part of the stadium’s infrastructure for years, is being replaced by lighter, modular facilities designed to improve efficiency and adaptability. The new setup is expected to maintain ticketing services without compromising the updated layout. The project is managed by Stadio San Siro S.p.A., the company responsible for operating the stadium on behalf of AC Milan and Inter. Construction is being carried out by Bacchi S.r.l., with SCE Project handling the design. Additionally, De Luis of Varese is involved in the demolition of the old ticket office. These efforts are part of a broader plan to reconfigure the entire San Siro complex, which includes the future integration of a new stadium in the area. The changes are particularly significant as they align with the long-term vision for the San Siro site. By relocating access points and reducing the current operational perimeter of the Meazza stadium, the project frees up portions of the existing footprint.#giuseppe_meazza #san_siro_stadium #stadio_san_siro_spa #bacchi_srl #sce_project
