Yes : from Centrale to Linate 6.00, 6.15, 6.45,7.15,7.45 ecc to 23.00 From Linate to Centrale 6.30,7.00,7.30 ecc to 23.30

i dont think that it will be difficult to find last minute tickets but i always prefer to have them in advance.

Hello Janes, from Milano Centrale there is a train evry 30 minutes, the service is done by Trenord and it's better to buy the ticket on line: trenitalia or trenord It's not necessary to print the ticket, show the ticket purchase confirmation optained to mail to the controller, you must show it to enter at the boarding plane of the trains.

Like mentioned before me,It might be a bit tricky-having to beat the human traffic and timing! Its far too busy-and def not many people(staff) within reach to ask...and changing platforms is a bit of a walk and winding.

Non lo so

One hour by either train or bus if arriving in terminal 2, slightly shorter for terminal one. there are several stops on either option. we took the bus for one trip, and the train for another, and recommend the train, as it is not impacted by traffic, and the bus was. Express train is a misnomer, as it is just a regional train, with several stops.. I hope this helps

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For what I remember, the station is closed by night from around 1 to 4 or 5am, but if you have a ticket for an early morning train you should be able to stay inside. You already need to have the ticket to prove it, but I'm not sure how this works in details and to whom you need to show it to stay inside. Keep in mind that the area around the station is not safe even if there are some police patrols, so don't stay outside especially if you have luggage with you. All the entrances stay closed by night except one door that is guarded by police or security guards.