EICMA 2026 Milan: Dates, Tickets and How to Get There (November 5-8)

From Thursday, November 5, to Sunday, November 8, 2026, EICMA, Milan’s international motorcycle show, opens to the public at Fiera Milano Rho, the big exhibition center just outside the city. It is where the major brands unveil their new bikes, scooters, helmets and gear, and where you can watch live shows and try some models.

The organizers say this year’s show is the largest ever held at Rho: for the first time it fills ten halls, more than 300,000 square meters (3.2 million square feet), with 754 exhibitors and 2,120 brands from 52 countries. Here’s what you need to know about tickets, the program and getting there.

EICMA 2026 at a glance

• Public days: Thursday, November 5, to Sunday, November 8, 2026, 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
• Press and trade days: Tuesday, November 3, and Wednesday, November 4, for accredited press and industry professionals only, ages 18 and up
• Venue: Fiera Milano, SS 33 del Sempione 28, Rho
• Tickets: from 20 euros (adults) and 10 euros (ages 4 to 13) on the official online ticket shop, cheaper than at the box office
• Official website: eicma.it

Tickets and prices

Tickets are sold on the official EICMA ticket shop, where you get a discounted rate and skip the line at the box office on site. Each ticket is valid for one public day of your choice. Online prices as listed on October 25, 2026:

• Adult (ages 14 and up): 20 euros
• Child (ages 4 to 13): 10 euros
• Afternoon entry, valid from 1:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.: 14 euros for adults, 7 euros for children ages 4 to 13
• Children under 4: free

A booking fee is added at checkout. Tickets can’t be refunded, and they are single entry: once you leave the fairgrounds, you can’t go back in with the same ticket. There are no multi-day tickets.

Visitors with disabilities get a free ticket, plus one for a companion aged 18 or over. These tickets are collected only at the box office on the day of the visit, by showing a disability card or an equivalent certificate; no minimum disability percentage is required. Visitors with disabilities can also enter on Wednesday, November 4 (ages 18 and up).

What to see at EICMA 2026

Most people come for the new models: the halls are where manufacturers show their latest bikes and scooters, many of them for the first time. Beyond the stands, the official program for 2026 includes:

• Speed Legends, a new exhibition on the history of MotoGP in Hall 22: more than 30 historic motorcycles, plus the five leading bikes of the 2026 season, with simulators and interactive content
• The Dakar, also in Hall 22, with historic and modern rally motorcycles
• MotoLive, the outdoor arena: off-road races, freestyle motocross, acrobatic trial with special guest Toni Bou, music with Radio Deejay and free test rides
• Champions Charity Race Legend, with Troy Bayliss, Marco Melandri, Stefan Everts and other champions
• Y.U.M., an area with more than 40 electric and gas-powered vehicles you can test
• Ducati’s centenary: the Borgo Panigale brand announced it will close the celebrations of its first 100 years at EICMA, with a dedicated exhibition

How to get to Fiera Milano Rho

By metro. Take the M1 red line toward Rho Fieramilano and ride to the last stop. According to EICMA, the standard Mi1-Mi3 urban ticket covers the trip, and you can pay by tapping a contactless card or phone at the gates (see how Milan’s tickets work since 2026).

By train. Rho Fiera Milano station is 500 meters (0.3 miles) from the exhibition center. From Porta Garibaldi, suburban lines S5, S6 and S11 go there directly; S5 and S6 also stop at the other Passante stations in the city, such as Repubblica and Porta Venezia. Times are on Trenord.

By coach from other Italian cities. On Saturday, November 7, BusForFun, one of the transport partners EICMA works with, runs round-trip coaches to the show from more than 30 pickup points around Italy, including Rome, Naples, Florence and Bologna. Check departures and book your seat.

From the airports. From Malpensa, take the Malpensa Express to Porta Garibaldi and change for a train to Rho Fiera (more in our guide from Malpensa to Milan). From Linate, take the M4 blue line to San Babila, then the M1 red line to Rho Fieramilano (getting from Linate to Milan).

By car or motorcycle. The fairgrounds have their own parking lots, and motorcycle parking is free at PM1 (West Gate). The lots use electronic toll readers: if you have a Telepass or similar device on your vehicle, switch it off or shield it before entering, or you may be charged automatically. To skip the traffic, EICMA also offers free spaces in ATM park-and-ride lots next to Milan metro stations, which you can reserve for free when you buy your ticket, subject to availability.

Where to stay. If you’re coming from out of town, a hotel near an M1 metro stop puts you on a direct line to Rho Fieramilano. Compare hotels in Milan.

Good to know before you go

• Children are welcome on the public days (November 5-8), and strollers are allowed. On November 3 and 4, entry is for ages 18 and up only, and you may be asked for an ID.
• Luggage storage is available at the hall receptions, for 4 euros per item.
• Animals are not allowed inside, except guide dogs and other service animals.
• You can’t buy the products on display at the show, apart from officially authorized merchandise.
• Times and the program can change: check EICMA’s visitor information before you go.

EICMA is one of Milan’s big November events. For more dates to plan around, see our list of top annual events in Milan.