Oasis – Rome
Stadio Olimpico
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3 nights at Stadio Olimpico, 26–30 Jul 2027. Listings are arriving hourly.
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Standing Tickets: No persons under 14 are permitted on the pitch. Persons aged 14-15 must be always accompanied by an adult 18 or over. At least one adult is required for every four guests aged 14-15.
Seating Tickets: No persons under 5 permitted. 5-15-year-olds must be always accompanied by an adult 18 or over. At least one adult is required for every four guests aged 5-15.
Commercial resale is not allowed for this event.
Ticket resale outside the primary's authorised channels is restricted by the promoter.
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Stadio Olimpico
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Stadio Olimpico
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Where is Stadio Olimpico?
Viale dei Gladiatori, Foro Italico, Rome, 00135Capacity 70,634.
How do I get to Stadio Olimpico?
By train
The closest station is Mancini, the northern terminus of tram line 2, a 10-minute walk across the Ponte Duca d'Aosta. Rome's metro does not reach the Foro Italico, so every rail route finishes with a tram or a bus.
- Tram 2: Piazzale Flaminio to Piazza Mancini, every few minutes, about 12 minutes end to end.
- Metro line A: Change at Flaminio for tram 2, or at Ottaviano for bus 32.
- Roma–Viterbo line: Vigna Clara sits about 2 km north-west of the ground and runs a limited weekday service.
By bus
ATAC runs the buses, and most of them stop at Piazza Mancini or on the Lungotevere beside the ground.
- 32: from Piazzale Clodio
- 69: from Clodio and the Prati side of the river
- 168, 280 and 628: across the northern suburbs
- 200 and 301: from Saxa Rubra and Grottarossa
- 911: from Piazza Mancini
- n200 and n201: night buses towards Prima Porta and Piazza Venezia
Buses on the Lungotevere are diverted for a couple of hours around a stadium event, so on the way out the walk to Piazza Mancini beats waiting at the nearest stop.
Where can I park?
Driving to the Foro Italico on an event day is the slowest way in: the Lungotevere closes on both banks and the residential streets behind the ground are permit-only.
- Parking: There is no public car park at the stadium. The nearest large parking areas are at Piazzale Clodio and the Villaggio Olimpico, both about a 20-minute walk.
- ZTL: Rome's restricted-traffic zones cover the centre. The Foro Italico is outside them, but the approach roads close during events.
- Drop-off: Taxis set down at Piazza Mancini and on Viale Angelico rather than at the gates.
Where to stay for Oasis in Rome
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Accessibility at Stadio Olimpico
Sport e Salute, which runs the stadium, sells wheelchair spaces and companion places directly, so they do not reach the resale market.
- Wheelchair positions: Level positions in the ground's lower tiers, reached by ramp from the outer concourse.
- Companion places: A companion place comes with each wheelchair space.
- Accessible parking: A small number of blue-badge bays sit inside the Foro Italico and are booked with the ticket.
- Assistance dogs: Assistance dogs are admitted.
Write to the stadium's ticket office before you travel.
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