Stadio Olimpico

AS Roma · SS Lazio — Rome

Address	Viale dei Gladiatori, 00135 Roma, Italy (Foro Italico) Map (OpenStreetMap)
Capacity	70,634 [source]
Airports	FCO Rome Fiumicino Airport (Leonardo da Vinci) — 23 km straight-line · Leonardo Express non-stop train to Roma Termini, then Metro A (towards Battistini) to Flaminio and tram 2 to Piazza Mancini. CIA Rome Ciampino Airport — 19 km straight-line · Bus to Ciampino station, regional train to Roma Termini (about 15 minutes), then Metro A to Flaminio and tram 2. Several coach companies also run direct buses from the terminal.
Long-distance rail	Roma Termini · From Termini take Metro A (towards Battistini) to Flaminio and change to tram 2 for the stadium. Metro A also stops at Lepanto, from where bus 301 runs to the Foro Italico.
Time zone	Europe/Rome
Official site	asroma.com

Distances are straight-line from published coordinates, not by road.

Source: italia.it, asroma.com · checked 5 November 2026

Source: asroma.com, trenitalia.com, romamobilita.it · checked 5 November 2026

Getting back at night

Metro A runs until about 23:30 (last departure from the terminals) Monday to Thursday and until 01:30 on Fridays; ATAC does not publish a match-night extension for ordinary games, but it did run all metro lines until 01:30 for the Coppa Italia final. After the metro closes the night buses follow the same routes. Tram 2 and the bus lines take you to Flaminio, Lepanto or Ottaviano.

Match ends at 23:00Most Serie A evening games kick off at 20:45 and end around 22:40, so you normally reach Flaminio before 23:30. If the match ends at 23:00 or later on a Monday to Thursday, the last Metro A trains leave the terminals at 23:30 and you may miss them: go straight to tram 2 or a bus to Flaminio, Lepanto or Ottaviano and, if the metro has gone, take the night bus that replaces Metro A (NMA). On Fridays the metro runs until 01:30. The roads around the Foro Italico are crowded and can be closed as the crowd leaves, so leave a margin.

Last services

Mode	Line	From → to	Last service	Note
Metro Mon–Thu	A	Flaminio (Piazzale Flaminio) → Anagnina (via Termini) / Battistini	not published	RomaMobilità states that the last metro trains from the terminals leave at 23:30 on Mondays; the same close applies Tuesday to Thursday (inferred, as only Monday is named). The time at Flaminio itself is not published, so it is a little after the terminal departure. Not published for match nights. [source]
Metro Fri–Sat	A	Flaminio (Piazzale Flaminio) → Anagnina (via Termini) / Battistini	not published	RomaMobilità says that on Fridays the metro lines run until 01:30 (last departures from the terminals). Saturday is the same in secondary sources, but no official page read says so. [source]
Tram Every day	2	Piazza Mancini (Foro Italico) → Piazzale Flaminio (Metro A)	not published	Tram 2 is one of the five lines ATAC reinforces for big nights at the Olimpico (2, 69, 280, 446, 910). Its last run is not published for match nights; ATAC warns that routes can change if the police close roads. [source]
Bus Every day	301 / 32	Foro Italico → Lepanto / Ottaviano (Metro A)	not published	Lines 301 and 32 link the stadium area with Metro A at Lepanto and Ottaviano, an alternative to Flaminio when tram 2 is packed. [source]
Night bus Every day	NMA	Piazzale Flaminio → Termini / Battistini / Anagnina (Metro A route)	not published	ATAC night bus that replaces Metro A after the last train. RomaMobilità says that after the metro the service continues on the same routes with night buses. The timetable is in the ATAC journey planner and the night-network map. [source]

Queues at the station

No official queue figure was found. The Foro Italico is cut off from traffic and fans funnel onto tram 2 and the Flaminio and Lepanto metro stations, so expect a long wait for the first trams. Walking to Lepanto or Ottaviano and boarding there is a way out of the crush.

If you miss it

Use the night bus that replaces Metro A (NMA) or the other night routes shown on ATAC's night-network map, or call a taxi on 060609 or with the Chiama Taxi app. Do not wait at the Foro Italico: walk to Flaminio, Lepanto or Ottaviano to find the night buses and taxis.

Source: romamobilita.it, romamobilita.it, atac.roma.it · checked 5 November 2026

How a visitor gets a ticket

General sale

For ordinary Serie A games a visitor buys online from the club's own ticket office once general sale opens (AS Roma through its MyASR account, Lazio through Vivaticket), up to four tickets per transaction. Season-ticket holders get a presale on some matches, and the away sector and derby have extra conditions (a fidelity card or residence rules). Every ticket carries a name and you must show ID at the gate.

Roma tickets are digital only (screenshots do not work) and Lazio tickets are checked against an ID at the gate. Name changes are never allowed in Lazio's away sector, and for derbies and risk matches the authorities and the clubs add restrictions. A ticket bought from anyone other than the club will not get you through the ID check.

Official channels only

Official ticket sale: asroma.com
Official ticket sale: sslazio.it
Official resale: asroma.com
Official hospitality: asroma.com
Official hospitality: sslazio.it
Membership: asromacard.asroma.com
Membership: sslazio.it

We never link unofficial resellers: tickets bought there are cancelled at the gate, and in the UK reselling football tickets without the club’s authorisation is a criminal offence.

Source: asroma.com, sslazio.it, asroma.com · checked 5 November 2026

Getting there

Public transport

There is no metro station at the ground. The usual route is Metro A to Piazzale Flaminio and then tram 2 to its last stop, Piazza Mancini, next to the Foro Italico. About 20 bus and tram lines serve the area, and extra runs are added on big nights.

Metro A to Flaminio, then tram 2 to Piazza Mancini (last stop). Lines 61, 160 and 490 also stop at Piazzale Flaminio.
Buses to the Foro Italico area: 2, 23, 31, 32, 53, 69, 70, 89, 168, 200, 201, 226, 280, 301, 446, 628, 910, 911 and 982. Lines 301 and 32 connect with Metro A at Lepanto and Ottaviano.
On match days the authorities can close streets near the stadium, so bus routes may change on the day and there can be delays as fans arrive and leave. Check atac.roma.it.

Source: romamobilita.it, romamobilita.it, asroma.com · checked 5 November 2026

Driving and parking

Do not drive to the Foro Italico on a match day. Wide-area parking bans start in the early afternoon around the stadium, and the authorities close roads as fans arrive.

For the Lazio–Udinese match on Monday 27 April 2026 (kick-off 20:45), the parking bans started at 13:00.
For big evenings ATAC keeps its park-and-ride car parks open late (until 02:15 for the Coppa Italia final in May 2026) and gives ticket holders a transport and parking pass. No general match-day park-and-ride offer was found for ordinary league games.

Source: romamobilita.it, romamobilita.it · checked 5 November 2026

Taxi and ride-hailing apps

Rome's single taxi number is 060609, and the Chiama Taxi 060609 app does the same job. Book it before the match ends or walk to one of the taxi points around the stadium.

AS Roma lists several taxi drop-off and pick-up points near the ground: Piazzale Maresciallo Diaz for the De Bosis and Dodi entrances, and Piazzale Maresciallo Giardino for the Gladiatori and Olimpiadi entrances.
Which ride-hailing apps work in Rome on match nights was not confirmed from an official page.

Source: romamobilita.it, asroma.com · checked 5 November 2026

Bags and documents

AS Roma says luggage is not allowed in the stadium and there is nowhere to leave it. Power banks, helmets, lighters and e-cigarettes are also prohibited. No backpack size is published.

Stewards check every spectator at the gates.

Documents: You need a valid match ticket and a valid identity document (passport or national ID card) to enter. Lazio checks every spectator, minors included. Tickets are personal; name changes follow each club's own procedure and are never allowed for away-sector tickets (Lazio).

Source: asroma.com, sslazio.it · checked 5 November 2026

Where to stay

Area	Why
Flaminio / Piazza del Popolo	Metro A station Flaminio is where tram 2 to the stadium starts, so the whole trip is one metro stop plus the tram, and you can walk there from Piazza del Popolo.
Prati / Ottaviano	Ottaviano is on Metro A and is a stop for buses to the Foro Italico (line 32); it is also close to Lepanto for line 301.
Roma Termini	Main rail station and the Leonardo Express terminus; Metro A runs from here to Flaminio with no change, and the night bus for Metro A also calls here.

Source: romamobilita.it, asroma.com · checked 5 November 2026

Upcoming events

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Matches of the home club (football-data.org) and concerts sold through Ticketmaster, next 12 months. Also includes events checked by hand on official sites. Concerts sold by other ticket sellers are not listed. No prices: the seller’s site has the current one. Updated 5 November 2026.

When kick-off times are set (Serie A): Serie A sets dates and kick-off times in blocks of six or seven matchdays, usually at least 5 weeks ahead. [source]

No events listed for the next 12 months.