Unipol Forum Seating Map

For sport, the central sectors of the first ring, midway up, balance proximity with clear raked sightlines. For the arena's common end-stage concerts, the central first-ring sectors facing the stage are the best all-round seats; for value, the central second-ring sectors stay face-on at lower prices.

Ticket prices are set by each event's organiser rather than by the venue. The lowest price categories are generally found in the third (top) ring, with standing parterre tickets at the cheaper end at concerts where the floor is sold standing.

It depends on the event. The floor, sold as the parterre, is standing at many concerts and seated at others, while for basketball the court occupies the floor. The seating map published for each show is the reference.

Yes. The Unipol Forum is a fully enclosed indoor arena with a covered area of more than 40,000 square metres, so events run unaffected by the weather.

Yes. The venue provides dedicated, clearly signed routes for visitors with disabilities and reserved seats and platforms to watch events from. Booking is handled by the organiser of each event rather than the venue, and the venue lists accessibilita.milano@forumnet.it for further information.

There is a flat floor (the parterre) below three levels of steeply raked seating. The arena seats 12,800, rising to 15,800 with standing room, and the SkyPoint VIP area and SkyBox corporate boxes sit above the public tiers.

Yes. The venue's official site names a VIP area with corporate boxes, called SkyPoint and SkyBox. These are sold as hospitality packages through the venue rather than as single tickets.

The most common concert set-up, per A View From My Seat's listing for the venue: the stage is set at one end with tiered seating rising around the floor on three sides, and the parterre is standing or seated depending on the production. For specific sections, aim for Central first-ring sectors facing the stage — In the arena's most common end-stage configuration, the central first-ring sectors opposite the stage take in the full production at close range.

The best views at Unipol Forum are from First ring, central sectors midway up — Central first-ring seats combine proximity to the court with the bowl's steep rake, giving a clear view over the whole playing area for Olimpia Milano games. The weakest are Parterre rear rows at seated concerts: On the flat floor a taller person in front can block the view, and the rear rows sit far from an end stage; tiered seats are safer for sightlines. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating map for Unipol Forum.

Unipol Forum holds about 12,800, though the exact number in use varies by event configuration.

Unipol Forum is made up of 5 main stands: Parterre (arena floor); First ring; Second ring; Third ring; SkyPoint and SkyBox.

For the best view at Unipol Forum, aim for First ring, central sectors midway up (Central first-ring seats combine proximity to the court with the bowl's steep rake, giving a clear view over the whole playing area for Olimpia Milano games.); Central first-ring sectors facing the stage (In the arena's most common end-stage configuration, the central first-ring sectors opposite the stage take in the full production at close range.). The view is most restricted from Parterre rear rows at seated concerts (On the flat floor a taller person in front can block the view, and the rear rows sit far from an end stage; tiered seats are safer for sightlines.).

Car parks near Unipol Forum include Parcheggio Unipol Forum, Parcheggio, ParkForFun Park S, Parcheggio fabricas and more. The closest is Parcheggio Unipol Forum, about 36 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.