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Access & Parking

Whether you are travelling by car, bus or train, or perhaps by bike or on foot, you will find all the information you need to get to SIGNAL IDUNA PARK here. The page summarises information and useful tips on how to get there, parking options and much more.

Entrance

Before you enter the ground and the barcode on your ticket is scanned at the turnstiles, you have to undergo a short security check where you and your bag are checked for dangerous objects. These include, among other things, bottles, laser pointers, fireworks and of course weapons of any kind. All details can be found in the stadium regulations.

Payment system

At SIGNAL IDUNA PARK, cashless payments can be made at all stationary sales stands using a debit or credit card and the usual mobile payment providers. The "BVB-Stadiondeckel" is also accepted. Cash, on the other hand, can only (and exclusively) be used at the mobile beer vendors with rucksacks. 

Away fans

For fans who want to support the visiting team, the blocks on the northern stand and in the north-east corner are best suited. The blocks 60 and 61 on the northern stand are standing room only.

Family block

The REWE family block in the north-west corner is best suited for the youngest BVB fans. There is a strict smoking ban and children up to 14 years are offered particularly favourable prices. Regular activities like fan face painting, shooting practice and appearances by BVB mascot Emma make the family block the perfect child-friendly experience.

Capacity

On Bundesliga matchdays, Germany’s biggest football stadium offers space for 81,365 people, 24,454 of which are standing on the Südtribüne, Europe’s largest terrace for standing spectators. You can find more information about the distribution of places in our block plan. Since no standing room is permitted for international fixtures, the respective areas will be seated as well reducing the overall capacity to 66,099.