Hertha BSC Tickets 2024/25

Hertha Berliner Sport-Club e.V., or Hertha BSC for short, may now be in the second Bundesliga. Nevertheless, Hertha remains the biggest club in the capital and cultivates its image as a “big city club” accordingly. The long-term goal is therefore clear: a return to the top flight of German football.

These ambitions are certainly justified, considering that the Old Lady plays its home games in Berlin’s time-honoured Olympic Stadium. They have already celebrated two championships there, many DFB Cup and European Cup ties as well as Champions League matches. But even today, in the second division, tickets for Hertha BSC are always in demand.

Tickets for Hertha BSC home matches

Despite the fact that the club has had more setbacks than successes in recent times, the club enjoys a loyal following. Even in the 2022/2023 relegation season, an average of over 53,000 spectators attended Hertha BSC’s home matches and cheered on their team. On the first matchday of the second Bundesliga in the following season, it was over 40,000.

So the 74,475-seat Olympiastadion is likely to be packed again when Hertha return to winning ways. However, the best seats are always filled quickly. Hertha BSC fans who want to experience the fantastic atmosphere in Germany’s third-largest stadium with the best view will have to be quick or have a bit of luck. This is especially true for top matches such as against Schalke or HSV.

Hertha BSC’s upcoming home games in the second Bundesliga:

Tickets for Hertha’s away matches

Especially in the battle in the second division and for promotion, Hertha also relies on the support of its fans on the road. For them, away trips are always a special experience anyway, as most of the most loyal and loudest supporters are there.

However, away games also offer a good opportunity for casual fans throughout Germany to enjoy a stadium experience. Last but not least, depending on the opponent, Hertha BSC away tickets are sometimes available at particularly favourable prices, for example against smaller clubs such as Magdeburg or Elversberg, although the contingent is of course limited.

Hertha BSC’s upcoming away matches in the second Bundesliga:

How do you get Hertha BSC tickets?

Hertha BSC tickets can be purchased on the primary market either in the online shop on the club’s website, in a fan shop in Berlin or via the ticket hotline. When purchasing tickets online, you must first register and create a HerthaID. Tickets booked in this way are generally sent as a mobile ticket or as a file by e-mail for printing.

The club also runs its own secondary market for tickets, the so-called Clubsale. This is where the resale of Hertha tickets takes place, which are also available for free sale if a season ticket is not used, for example. Sellers and buyers also need to register and have a HerthaID for the Clubsale.

Tickets for Hertha BSC on the secondary market

Although personalisation rarely leads to problems, anyone interested in Hertha tickets on the secondary market should still be careful. In particular, offers on eBay, classified adverts, Facebook or other social media channels often turn out to be fraudulent. In fact, the club can even block the tickets posted there if the necessary information (ticket number, barcode, etc.) is visible in pictures or offer descriptions.

Nevertheless, the purchase itself is by no means illegal and Hertha tickets on Viagogo, StubHub and other platforms can sometimes be used without any problems. It is important to pay attention to a few aspects:

• Can the seller verify or guarantee the authenticity of the tickets?
• Does the seller offer to rewrite the personalisation?
• Is the price of the ticket on the secondary market roughly the same as on the primary market?
• What (secure) payment options does the seller offer?

How much do tickets for Hertha BSC Berlin cost?

Although the pricing policy has logically been adjusted, the old lady still enjoys a relatively high level of prestige in the second division. Accordingly, Hertha BSC’s ticket prices are slightly above the league average. On the other hand, however, they are in line with the modern and atmospheric Olympic Stadium.

Apart from that, the prices for Hertha tickets are broadly diversified anyway. For example, a discounted season ticket costs €149 at its cheapest, while the most expensive full price is €749.

There are also many different categories for day tickets. Starting at 15 euros, there are seats far into the upper tier and even a few areas with restricted views are still under 20 euros. The popular Comfort Seats start at 45 euros and cost 60 euros in the most expensive category.

Of course, all these prices can vary by a certain amount depending on the opponent.

Are there discounts for Hertha BSC tickets?

Tickets for a Hertha BSC match are particularly cheap thanks to discounts. For example, members of the club generally pay 10 per cent less. The same applies to schoolchildren, students, pensioners and people with a disabled pass. Both discounts can add up to 20 per cent if necessary.

In addition, tickets for children up to the age of 13 cost 40 per cent less (50 per cent if the child is a club member). Infants up to the age of 5 are admitted free of charge. There is a so-called lap ticket, which must be requested by e-mail in addition to a normal ticket.

Hertha tickets for the family block

Finally, the family block in the Olympiastadion is worth mentioning. Under the motto Kids4Free, Hertha allows one adult full-payer to bring up to four children under the age of 14 free of charge. This family block is located in lower tier A and/or upper tier 1 and is accessible via a separate entrance.

Are Hertha BSC tickets personalised?

Anyone buying or wishing to buy a Hertha BSC ticket should note that all tickets are personalised. This means that the purchaser must enter the name in which the ticket is personalised when booking. This also applies when purchasing multiple tickets.

For example, anyone who buys a ticket via the secondary market and does not have it personalised (by the seller) can theoretically be denied entry at an inspection at the Olympic Stadium. However, it must be said that checks practically never occur.

When are Hertha BSC tickets sold?

Advance ticket sales for Hertha BSC’s home matches will start on 1 June for the entire season. Season ticket holders from the previous football year will receive their reservation for the current season first. Exclusive advance sales for club members have been possible since 21 June 2023. The purchasing rules are strict, and underage fans, for example, can only purchase tickets upon presentation of their membership card.

From 28 June 2023, you will also be able to buy various types of tickets without being a member. The same three sales phases apply to season tickets for all second-round matches. Day tickets for away matches must be booked with the respective host club. Only certain ticket quantities are made available for Hertha BSC fans.

On the secondary market, those responsible at the club ensure that you only receive serious offers and are therefore guaranteed a seat in the stadium. You will be informed by the club website as soon as an away pre-sale starts. If you would like to book seats for the away stadium, Hertha BSC will charge a ten per cent advance booking fee.

VIP tickets for Hertha BSC

The experience of being a VIP guest at the Olympic Stadium is a highlight for every football fan. Hertha BSC offers special VIP tickets for this, with many different options and corresponding differences in price.

However, VIP tickets for Hertha are available from less than 300 euros for the business lounges. The VIP areas are generally located in the north and south blocks.

You have ten options available for this exclusive card type:

• Atrium: You can sit in a seat in the main stand to watch the match. In between, you can meet in the open stairwell between the four levels of the Berlin Olympic Stadium for a cosy family or business meeting.
• Business lounge: The comfort seats in the main stand offer an uninterrupted view of the pitch, familiar catering with buffet service and an overall quiet atmosphere. This is the perfect place to watch the next city derby against Union Berlin.
• CLUB-Lounge by vitra: Live DJ, panoramic windows and comfortable seats in the main stand characterise this VIP area of the home stadium. This VIP ticket is also an impressive investment for extraordinary cultural gatherings away from Berlin’s cultural classics.
• Coubertin Hall: This VIP area adjoins the Hall of Honour, is tiled with Ruhpolding marble and has panoramic windows directly onto the interior of the Berlin Olympic Stadium. Instead of being redesigned, it has been extensively restored. Naturally with exclusive seating in the VIP stand and nearby VIP parking spaces.
• Hall of Honour: In 2006, a backdrop was created here at the level of the halfway line as a meeting place for VIPs from showbiz, politics and business. You can expect a view of the game from the best seats in the Berlin Olympic Stadium from the halfway line, flanked by the finest catering. Fresh and exquisite for the best fans and spectators.
• Community box: socialise privately or on business in comfort lounges with personal box hostesses. In between, enjoy the Hertha BSC cup chase through panoramic windows. Or take a breath of fresh air on the terrace with Xtra Large Comfort Seats.
• Hertha Lounge: It is located directly next to the East Curve fan block. Rustic furniture, XXL panoramic windows and rustic Berlin catering characterise the Hertha BSC VIP area.
• Boxes: Boxes are the ideal exclusive place for family or business meetings in groups of up to ten people. Panoramic windows, terrace with comfort seats and charming box hostesses accompany this special occasion for fans, with box branding for companies at the respective Hertha BSC home game.
• TEAM Lounge by Autohero: Combine the Hertha BSC victory match here on the VIP stand above the players’ tunnel! You can expect exceptional food, long drinks and a live DJ, served for VIP guests in comfort seats.
• 1892-Treff: Been there since 1892 or a descendant of the first founding generation of Hertha BSC? This VIP area with bar tables, free seating and an open-plan concept is the perfect place to celebrate. Between matches, the catering services serve typical Berlin fare and cocktails, with comfortable seating in the middle of the uninhibitedly enthusiastic fans of this game.

In all cases, guests enjoy an exclusive catering offer with hot and cold meals, assistance from service staff, upholstered business seats in the boxes and many other benefits.

Tickets for Hertha BSC in the DFB Cup

At least one DFB Cup match takes place in Berlin’s Olympic Stadium every season – namely the final. Until then, however, Hertha are always fighting for the title of cup winner and would of course like to celebrate their victory in their home stadium.

If you want to buy a cup ticket for Hertha BSC, you can do so in the same way as for the other home games in the league. It should be noted that Hertha has nothing to do with ticket sales when two other clubs face each other in the final.

Hertha BSC tickets for people with disabilities

As a person with a severe disability, for example as a wheelchair user, the day ticket for a Hertha BSC home game costs only 9 euros. This price also includes access for any accompanying person.

In this case, it is important that the ticket is ordered using the day ticket order form provided for this purpose and that payment is made by direct debit authorisation SEPA direct debit mandate.

Travelling to the Olympiastadion in Berlin

Fans should always be aware of travel information and tips when travelling to the Olympiastadion in the capital. The stadium is part of the Olympic grounds in the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district in the Westend of the city.

We have picked out the address of the stadium for your satnav here: Olympischer Platz 3, 14053 Berlin.

Hertha generally recommends arriving early and using public transport due to the traffic and high volume of people. This is also advisable because tickets for Hertha home games can also be used as a valid ticket on the entire Berlin transport network on the day of the match (season tickets and day tickets).

Those travelling by car, on the other hand, will find a free car park on Olympic Square. The signposted car parks PO4 and PO5, on the other hand, are chargeable – as is PO7, the recommended car park for visiting fans.

Frequently asked questions about Hertha BSC Berlin