Metro Station San Siro Stadio - Milan 🇮🇹 - Walkthrough 🚶

filmed in July 2020
San Siro Stadio is a station on the M5 line.
The station opened on April 29 2015.
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[@MetroMark]

Very good

[@mathiasagus3885]

Bellissimo

[@MetroCheck]

Grazie!

[@pedrorubiotejero_aka_prt]

Is San Siro Stadio DAZN Metro Station sponsored by that sports' streaming company called DAZN? P.S: It looks like the station's entrance is like another entrance to the San Siro Stadium

[@MetroCheck]

Yes, the metro station was customized by DAZN in 2019. There are videos on KZbin that show how the station looked like before. Probably they built the entrance in that way to be able to control the crowd when they enter the station before or after a match. I had to cancel my first two attempts of recording the entrance because I didn't know how to get through these gates... 😁

[@pedrorubiotejero_aka_prt]

@@MetroCheck Oh, that's a pity

[@marcodamasio]

@@MetroCheck Yes, that huge gate line has been built to control the crowd after a match or a concert, with the limit being 500 people every 3 minutes. Now, due to COVID, it's used to limit the amount of people inside the station.

[@MetroCheck]

Well, actually it's not a bad idea. They could use something like this here in Munich at the station Theresienwiese which is located near the main entrance of the Oktoberfest... 🙂

[@pedrorubiotejero_aka_prt]

When will the Milan Metro's line 4 open?

[@MetroCheck]

It seems the first part of the M4 line was scheduled to open in January, but they had to move the opening date to end of April 2021 because of Corona.

[@pedrorubiotejero_aka_prt]

@@MetroCheck Yes, the Coronavirus has changed the world as we knew it in 2019 and early 2020. I think the Milan's Metro line 4 is going to be connected with the Milan-Linate Airport. Is that correct?

[@MetroCheck]

Yes, that's correct!

[@NotScared]

December 2022

[@mathiasagus3885]

Ora fallo a San Siro Ippodromo, Segesta e Tre Torri

[@lanterisalvatore6692]

I’m hearing about a new stadium for ac Milan is any of this true? And if it is where are they building the new stadium ? Cause I’ve visited sansiro stadium and it’s awfully out of the way of Milan city centre . Now you’ve got the duomo galleria emanuelle || now how nice would it be if they had the stadium built somewhere in downtown Milan ? Instead of taking 2 subways !!??

[@MetroCheck]

I'm not from Milan, so I don't have any information about a new stadium, but from reading some articles on the web it seems they want to build a new stadium, but at a place near San Siro, so the traffic situation will probably not change.

[@buioso]

Milanese here... they have been talking a lot about new stadiums both for Milan and Inter and taking down San Siro. No final decision has been taken, but the new stadiums, if ever built, will be placed even further from city centre than San Siro. Or at most in the current area where San Siro stands.

[@lanterisalvatore6692]

Wow nice

[@iamthereforeiwant721]

Horrible choice of design and colours. It looks like it's from the 1970s. A fully-sponsored metro station? A revolting example of pervading consumerism. The platform is claustrophobic.

[@MetroCheck]

In this particular case I think the "sponsorship" will last only a few years or the company will even go out business, so they will have to redesign the station again anyway...

[@marcodamasio]

The line M5 will be managed by Metro 5 S.p.A. (Società per Azioni, in English you would say Ltd.) until 2040, and since it's a private company they decided to have some station sponsored