MEWA ARENA ( OPEL ARENA)

Formerly "Coface" renamed in 2016 "Opel Arena" then "Mewa Arena" in 2021.

Stadium tours are available on matchless weekends. Online registration is mandatory.

How to buy tickets for an FSV Mainz match at MEWA Arena?

🎟️ Mainz match tickets are on sale on the club's online ticketing platform (from the button below or by clicking here).

✅ Sales are initially reserved for members, before opening to the general public. Major fixtures may have sales reserved for existing customers (those who have purchased tickets in the past).

🔒 For major matches (particularly in European competition or key end-of-season fixtures), sales are restricted to members only.

ℹ️ Sale dates and conditions are indicated on a dedicated page which you can find here.

🔃 A resale system (secondary market) is in place. All season ticket holders and ticket holders can resell their tickets; resold tickets appear on the same online ticketing platform for the match.

💸 Ticket prices from official club sales for a league match generally range from €15 to €75. The price grid for each match can also be found on the sale date information page.

Are there other official ticket sellers for Mainz matches at MEWA Arena?

✅ Yes, P1Travel is an official approved seller for the club and offers tickets for all Mainz matches. Access the sale directly here (affiliate link, please don't hesitate to order through our link which is a great support for Stadium Traveller).

How to get to MEWA Arena by public transport?

🚆 Trams 51 and 59 go directly to the stadium Tram from the railway station and city centre.

🚌 Buses also go to the stadium: 53, 54, 56, 58 and 630. Get off at the stops "Universität der angewandten Wissenschaften Mainz", "Jakob-Heinz-Straße / Arena" or "Kisselberg".

🆓 Public transport (local and regional) is free with match tickets on the RNN and RMW networks (visit the Germany information page to learn more about regional train networks).

What are the car parks at MEWA Arena in Mainz?

🅿️ There are virtually no parking spaces at the stadium and mostly by permit only.

There are P+R car parks Messe or Universität with a shuttle service in place on matchdays.

It is strongly recommended to use public transport.

🚲 3,000 bike parking spaces are located at the stadium.

Is there a 1. FSV Mainz 05 shop at MEWA Arena?

🏪 Yes, a large shop is open during the week and on matchdays at the Gemünder Bau-Haupttribüne level (North stand).

Fan shops are also located in each stand.

What are the stands at Mewa Arena?

🎉 The kop of local supporters (notably ultras) is located in the Lotto Rheinland-Pfalz-Tribüne stand (West, blocks P, Q, R and S).

🚌 The away end is located in blocks H, I and J in MEWA-Tribüne (East).

The main stand with the dugout is located in Gemünder Bau-Haupttribüne (North).

Where to stay in Mainz?

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How to travel to Mainz?

🚌 Long-distance buses are a practical and affordable option. FlixBus offers regular connections to the city at affordable prices. Schedules and bookings available online by clicking here (affiliate link supporting Stadium Traveller)

Groundhopping: what are the other stadiums near MEWA Arena?

Mainz is on the outskirts of Frankfurt, so there is the possibility of linking several matches on the same weekend with neighbouring clubs.

The 3 main neighbouring clubs are Eintracht Frankfurt (Deutsche Bank Park), Darmstadt (Merck-Stadion Am Böllenfalltor) and Wehen-Wiesbaden (Brita Arena).

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