At least 75% disability
Reserved stand 31
GA or stand 7 section
The 2026 request windows have closed
Registration closed on 22 June and accreditation closed on 7 August. The organiser required validated applicants to request remaining inventory through their account and complete any linked purchase within the stated deadline.
Wheelchair users are assigned stand 31
Stand 31 is the published reserved viewing area for wheelchair users, subject to accreditation. Eligible internal parking was also conditional on accreditation, capacity and traffic restrictions, with the location supplied in the confirmation.
Ambulatory disabled spectators have two routes
The organiser states that accredited ambulatory spectators may use general admission free or buy reduced access to a dedicated section in stand 7 Biassono, subject to space. No internal parking is provided for this group.
One companion could be requested
An applicant could request one companion admission ticket while submitting accreditation. Existing visitors should use the exact pair of confirmations and not assume a second ordinary ticket shares the reserved platform.
Station assistance is a separate booking
If travelling by rail, arrange any required station assistance through Trenord and RFI Sala Blu under their current notice periods. Circuit accreditation does not automatically book the rail journey.
Use the accessibility map tied to confirmation
The official page links a dedicated accessibility map. Follow the confirmed parking, entrance and platform route and contact the organiser before travel if any part of it is missing or no longer workable.