What a fun experience! Our first (soccer) football game! The Italians are very passionate about their Teams!! We sat in an area close to the other team and it was crazy! Would have been 5 stars but buying a ticket for 2 people on line is a bit confusing and then download the app and assign each person the ticket - it’s a lot…. A little confusing. And be ready for 2 sets of security checks. A lot of people to get thru and make sure you know how your getting there and back. Taxi’s are hard to come by…

Attended the Roma v Udinese on Sunday night game. Pre booked tickets a few days earlier for seats in Sud lateral stand, which neighbours the flag waving, full voiced Roma fans in the Sud stands. Great, if distant view of the game which was almost secondary to the powerful and continual singing from the fans, orchestrated by the PA. Points for visiting fans. Nearest Metro is the A line stop for the Vatican and then a good half hour walk. Food stalls available nearer the stadium. One specialised in cold chips ( but would heat them on request!). Take your ticket and ID as you will be checked, bag searched and frisked prior to entry. Food and drink inside very reasonably priced but expect long queues. Toilets defy logic: one narrow entrance to enter male (turn left) and female (turn left). That was one issue contributing to congestion but to compound matters, to exit the toilets you return down the same narrow corridor! Expect close physical contact with accompanying pushing and shoving. Atmosphere generated by the swaying, singing crowd was one of the best we have experienced attending a game. Just go prepared for security checks, long queues and a decent walk to and from the ground.

Not much to see on a non match day, tours available, you can walk half way around but nothing to interact with, read, history etc on the outside. The bus went there from central Rome so that was ok. Nothing negative to report just a bit underwhelmed.

Very impressive stadium and staff manage the crowd extremely well. Love how each section has their own entry and the opposition fans are segregated. Only reason why 4 stars and not 5 is because you can smoke at the stadium. It’s 2024, this should not be happening anywhere.

We had a great visit to the Stadio Olimpico on a decidedly pleasant February day. It was a superb atmosphere for this rugby clash, and well organised. One thing to be aware of is that if you're over 6' tall, the seats are very tight.

Came for the six nations rugby. Very easy stadium to get to and walking distance from the centre of Rome. We visited the vatican on the way and then it was a straight road all the way there. There is a little bar just before the stadium which is a great hang out spot for a few beers in the sun with the crowds. Stadium itself was well signed and easy to navigate. They could (as always) do with more people serving at the bar.

We watched a Roma vs Feyenoord Europa league match here. It was awesome!!! The stadium was sold out. It was easy to get in and get out via Uber. Views were great. Stadium hot dog & coke were good.

Came for the rugby - not the best stadium for watching rugby with the pitch surrounded by wide deadzones and trenches meaning the seats are well away. The barriers to prevent football hooligans are in sharp contrast to most rugby stadiums open feel. The seats were covered in bird poo. The bars only served half glasses of beer whilst charging full prices and there were no other alcohol options (eg wine). Make sure you eat and drink in the fan village before you enter the stadium.

For the 4th time we revelled in the excellent atmosphere at this stadium. Good views of the rugby from any seats. But watch out front seats had pools of water from rain in them and the hand towels everyone grabbed from toilets to dry them ran out. Also public transport to stadium rubbish as trams did not run and metro not near

What a fantastic experience, if you like football and are in Rome it is an experience not to be missed. Great atmosphere on the walk to the stadium, bars and food trucks on route. Do allow 30 to 40 mins to walk it from the nearest metro stop. Yes you need your photo I.d. And there are searches on entry but all of the staff were so friendly and couldn’t have been more helpful. We sat in the Monte Mario Nord section of the ground, which had mostly families and everyone was having great fun with continuous cheering, flag waving and chanting from all around the ground but especially the Curva Sud. Try get there early to take it all in. The Food and drink is reasonably priced and there are vendors selling beer, water etc in the stands also so you don’t even need to leave your seat!!! Toilets were clean and limited queues.. overall a great evening in Rome, one of the highlights of our trip. Highly recommend a visit.