Deutsche Bank Park (Frankfurt Arena)

All the practical information, tips and advice about Deutsche Bank Park, the stadium of Eintracht Frankfurt.

Deutsche Bank Park hosted matches at EURO 2024. 

🏆 Deutsche Bank Park also hosted the UEFA European Championship 1988, matches from the Men's FIFA World Cup in 2006 and Women's in 2011. It underwent major renovations to host the opening ceremony of the FIFA World Cup 1974.

American football and ice hockey are also played there...

It is equipped with a retractable roof, a 30-tonne video cube suspended above the centre circle and an advanced rainwater recycling system to supply the stadium's toilets.

Deutsche Bank Park was called "Waldstadion" or "Commerzbank" until 2020.

How to buy tickets for Frankfurt matches at Deutsche Bank Park?

🎟️ Tickets for Frankfurt matches are available through the club's online ticketing system (accessible via the official ticketing button below).

⌛ Sales open several months before each match (from July for all first-half season matches for example).

🪪 Members (annual membership) get priority access to ticketing. It then opens to the general public if tickets remain available (except for big clashes).

🔒 For major fixtures (derby, clashes) you must be a member to access the sale.

📆 The club shares in advance the information on ticket sales opening dates for each match. Go to the "Aktuelle informationen" tab on Eintracht's online ticketing (or by clicking here).

✅ Outside clashes and derbies, a few seats may appear on the ticketing system from about a month before the match. Many opportunities may appear in the days leading up to the match (tickets resold by season ticket holders and members).

Is there ticket resale?

🔄 Yes, season ticket holders and members can resell their ticket on Frankfurt's online ticketing system. Seats put back on sale may appear in the weeks leading up to the match.

How to get to Deutsche Bank Park by public transport?

🚆 Several forms of transport lead directly and quickly to the stadium.

From the city centre you need to go to Frankfurt Central Station or "Frankfurt am Main Süd" station.

⚠️ Check your entrance gate at the stadium carefully to plan the time needed to walk around the stadium and take the right direct transport.

From Central Station to Entrances 1 & 2: Tram 20 or 21 (Direction Stadion Straßenbahn). Departure from Forecourt station. Get off at Stadion Straßenbahn (terminus). Journey time 20 minutes + 5/10 minutes on foot. 

From Central Station to Entrances 4 & 5: Train S8 / S9 (direction Wiesbaden Hbf) or S7 (direction Riedstadt-Goddelau). Get off at Frankfurt Stadion. Journey time 10 minutes + 10 minutes on foot.

From Frankfurt am Main Süd to Entrances 1 & 2: Bus 61 (Direction Airport Terminal 1) or Bus 80 (Direction Stadion Osttribüne). Get off at Stadionbad or Stadion Osttribüne. Journey time 20 minutes + 5 minutes on foot.

From Frankfurt am Main Süd to Entrances 4 & 5: Regional trains. Get off at Frankfurt Stadion. Journey time 15 minutes + 10 minutes on foot.

More generally:

🚈 Tram Line 21 : stop "Stadion" - special "Line 20" trams run every 3 minutes in front of the station on matchdays: stop "Stadion"

🚍 Bus 61 and special line 80: "Stadionbad" or "Osttribüne" stops

🚅 Train from Central Station S-Bahn S7, S8, S9 towards Frankfurt Airport, Wiesbaden Hauptbahnhof, exit "Stadion". Then you have to walk 10 to 15 minutes. 🚇 Lines S8, S9 and RE3 are direct from the city centre. Allow 15 minutes travel time.

👀 What to see / What to do in Frankfurt?

Frankfurt is the financial capital of Germany. You can admire a skyline reminiscent of New York. 👀

We recommend the bridges over the Main (the Alte Brücke or the Eiserner Steg) to enjoy this impressive view of the business district's buildings, day and night.

🚶🏽‍♂️ The city is easy to explore on foot.

🏰 Römerberg is the historic square, St Bartholomew Cathedral, St Paul's Church, Goethe House are characteristic.

🌸 A stroll along the Main (Mainufer) allows you to relax in the grass.

🏛️ Many museums are gathered along the quay that borders the Main, special mention for the Städel Museum.

🏙️ For a panoramic view of the city, book your place to climb the Maintower.

The Zeil is a large shaded pedestrian boulevard lined with shops.

And don't leave the city without tasting THE local specialty: cider! 🍺

We have located a number of points of interest for reference on the map below, plan your visits using the city's tourist websites.

Groundhopping: what are the other stadiums near Frankfurt?

Several clubs from the top 3 divisions are located on the outskirts of Frankfurt, so you have the possibility of chaining several matches on the same weekend with neighbouring clubs.

The 3 main clubs near Eintracht Frankfurt are Darmstadt (Merck-Stadion Am Böllenfalltor), Mainz (MEWA Arena) and Wehen-Wiesbaden (Brita Arena).

Note that Mannheim (Carl-Benz Stadion) and Karlsruhe (Wildparkstadion) are neighbouring cities easily accessible especially by train from Frankfurt.