Werder Bremen Tickets 2024/25

After a brief stint in the Bundesliga 2, Werder Bremen has been a permanent fixture in the top division again since the 2022/23 season. Although the fans always have one eye on relegation at the start of the season, the support at the Weserstadion is unrivalled. Around 42,000 fans create a great atmosphere here and give their all to carry the boys on the pitch to another victory.

As a true fan, you must of course secure Werder Bremen tickets and experience the unrivalled atmosphere in the stadium up close. Be a part of the success and create a goosebump atmosphere that is rarely found anywhere else. Our ticket guide provides you with all the important information about advance ticket sales, current prices and the best seats in the Weser Stadium.

Tickets for Werder Bremen home matches

Tickets for Werder Bremen have been in high demand since the club was promoted back to the Bundesliga. It’s not just the top-of-the-table clashes against Bayern, BVB and Leverkusen that are usually sold out. The fiercely contested duels against potential relegated teams also attract fans almost magically. On average, over 41,000 fans come to the Weserstadion each season – with a capacity of only around 42,000, demand is correspondingly high.

Tickets are currently still available for these home matches:

Werder Bremen away matches: Support the team on the road

Werder are the most northerly Bundesliga team in the current season. However, the long journey to Freiburg, Munich or Stuttgart is no problem for real fans. Because the guest sector is always well filled when the team is put to the test away from home. An away trip is an absolute highlight that you should definitely not miss out on.

Werder Bremen tickets are available for these away matches:

How do you get Werder Bremen tickets?

If you take part in the pre-sale in good time, you can secure tickets via the official sales channel. The so-called first market is available online. This allows fans from all over Germany to purchase a ticket for the Weserstadion. Alternatively, there is of course also the option of purchasing tickets directly in Bremen via official sales partners.

However, once the stadium is completely sold out again, the only option is often to look to the secondary market. The Bundesliga club operates an official ticket exchange. Here, season tickets can be sold as day tickets and tickets for individual matches can be offered. This is the club’s way of preventing the black market. Nevertheless, tickets are still offered on the unofficial secondary market.

Werder Bremen’s primary market as an official option

For all Werder fans, it is worth taking a look at the Werder Bremen website. This is where the official ticket sales take place. Online you will find an overview of all home matches that are currently on sale. Fans can then choose their seats in the stadium or get a best seat suggestion via the interactive stadium map.

An online account is required in advance. As tickets for Bremen sell out quickly on the open market, you should register in advance. You can create a free account in just a few minutes. The tickets can then be paid for by credit card or PayPal. The tickets are made available in digital form or can also be sent by post for an additional charge.

The secondary market for Werder Bremen tickets: What you need to know

Due to the high demand, it is quite likely that you will have to take a look at the secondary market from time to time. If the Weserstadion is already completely sold out, tickets can only be purchased via the official ticket exchange or third-party platforms. As a general rule, you should only purchase tickets from the club’s official ticket exchange. This is because the price on the secondary market can skyrocket on other platforms.

Season tickets can be converted into day tickets via the secondary market. Fans can also offer their day tickets for sale. The ticket exchange is activated as soon as a match is 95% full. This is the case for Werder Bremen in most cases, which is why the official secondary market can almost always be used. The buyer pays the respective day ticket price plus a service fee of 10 per cent. Otherwise, you have a price guarantee via the official secondary market.

4 important points to consider on the Werder Bremen secondary market:

• Sales platform: There is an official Werder Bremen secondary market. The ticket exchange is automatically activated when a certain number of Werder Bremen tickets have been sold. We recommend buying exclusively via the club’s official platform. However, tickets are of course also offered for sale via various third-party providers or on social media.
• Ticket price: If you purchase tickets via the official secondary market, an additional service fee of 10% will be charged. Otherwise, there are no hidden costs. However, tickets regularly reach record prices on third-party platforms. However, you should steer clear of overpriced tickets. This is because the risk of fraud usually increases.
• Authenticity: Always check the authenticity of tickets on the unofficial secondary market. This also applies to sellers who allegedly offer genuine tickets for sale outside the stadium. Of course, you can only purchase genuine tickets on the official secondary market.
• Ticket conditions: Admission to the stadium is only possible with a valid Werder Bremen ticket. As a rule, tickets are not personalised. This means that your name does not have to be on the ticket to gain access to the Weserstadion.

We work with the following providers on the secondary market:

Day ticket or season ticket – what types of tickets are available at Werder Bremen?

More than 42,000 tickets are issued for every Werder Bremen home match. You can opt for a standing area or one of over 31,000 seats. In general, there is an upper and a lower tier at the Weser Stadium. Tickets are cheaper in the upper tier, but you are not as close to the action.

For all full-blooded fans, a ticket in the Werder fan block on the east stand is a good choice. Only standing room is available in the lower tier and visibility may be restricted by flags or banners. Seats are also available in the upper tier.

Referee tickets are not issued directly by the club, but by the Bremen Football Association. A certain contingent is available for each home match. You must register in advance using the association’s application form. Tickets can be collected from the ticket counter on the forecourt of the Weser Stadium on the day of the match up to 30 minutes before kick-off on presentation of a valid referee ID.

There are no separate lap tickets for children. Every visitor to the Weserstadion must have their own ticket. However, there are discounts for children up to the age of 14. However, there is no separate family sector. Non-smokers can also look for Werder tickets separately in the AOK health block. Smoking is strictly prohibited here.

If you want to watch more than half of all home matches live, the season ticket is also an interesting choice. However, demand is high and many tickets have already been allocated via the right of first refusal. However, if you are interested, you should still try your luck and secure a permanent seat at the Weser Stadium.

Pricing of Werder Bremen tickets: a brief overview

There are basically five different price categories at the Weserstadion. The cheapest tickets in category 5 cost 17 euros. For a central seat in the lower or upper tier, however, tickets cost up to 75 euros per person. There are generally no price differences between the lower and upper tiers.

In addition, match days are divided into three further categories. For a class C opponent such as TSG Hoffenheim, for example, tickets cost between €17 and €55. For a category A opponent, on the other hand, the most expensive ticket costs 75 euros.

If you want to get tickets for Werder Bremen particularly cheaply, seats with a restricted view can also be worthwhile. These are 10 euros cheaper in the respective category. Tickets with a severely restricted view are even 20 euros cheaper in the respective category. Of course, fans must expect their view of the pitch to be obscured by masts, cameras and the like.

Reduced tickets are available at a discount of up to 6.50 euros. Children up to the age of 14 save 50%. An exception to this are the seats in price category 1, where there are no discounts and all visitors must pay the full price.

The prices for season tickets are issued before the start of each season. Standing tickets now cost over 200 euros. A seat in a prime location costs over 750 euros.

An overview of advance ticket sales at Werder Bremen

All Werder Bremen home matches are subject to a protected advance sale. During this ordering phase, only season ticket holders and club members can purchase additional tickets. Only then will tickets go on sale to all fans. If you really want to get tickets, you should subscribe to the newsletter or find out about the sales dates online in advance.

This is because there are often only remaining tickets available at the start of the free sale, especially for the top matches. If you are too late, the stadium is already completely sold out. Advance sales usually start two weeks before the match day. You can find a detailed list of upcoming home games online on the club’s website.

VIP experience in the stadium: Everything about hospitality tickets at Werder Bremen

All football fans can also treat themselves to something very special at the Weser Stadium. With a VIP ticket, you can make the match day unforgettable and enjoy additional amenities. Tickets can be booked online in advance. Prices range from 150 euros for the VIP Club East to 375 euros for the VIP Platinum tier.

• VIP Club East: You have exclusive access to the VIP Club East & VIP Club South and receive tickets for business seats in the East Stand. However, the price does not include catering services.
• MATTHÄI Business Class West: You have access to all VIP areas in the Weser Stadium and receive tickets for business seats in the West Stand. An exclusive 4-course menu awaits you.
• VIP rank Platinum: You will receive tickets for business seats in the main stand, have access to the VIP areas North, East & South and enjoy high-quality catering.

Unique moments: Werder Bremen in the DFB Cup

So far, Werder fans have had six big reasons to cheer. However, no major coup has been achieved since the final victory in 2009. Nevertheless, all fans look forward to the DFB Cup appearances every year. During the 2020/21 season, the team only lost to RB Leipzig in the semi-finals. Since then, Werder has been eliminated in the first rounds. But the atmosphere is still great every time!

Successes, records and passion: Werder Bremen in Europe

Between 2004 and 2010, Werder Bremen regularly appeared in the top flight and the Europa League. In 2004 and 2006, they even reached the round of 16 in the Champions League. Since the last participation in the 2010/11 season, however, there have been no international duels at the Weserstadion. However, the entire club and all fans hope that the team will improve significantly in the coming years and that there will soon be top duels to cheer about again.

Werder Bremen tickets for people with disabilities

A total of 120 seats are available for wheelchair users at the Weser Stadium. These are located on the north straight, with entrance via Gate 3. Depending on the match category, a ticket costs between 7 and 9 euros including accompanying person. Special tickets are available for people with visual impairments in block 20 and the first row on the north straight. Here, too, one accompanying person is included in the price.

Travelling to the Weser Stadium

With 42,100 seats, the Weserstadion is one of the smaller arenas in the Bundesliga. Nevertheless, or perhaps precisely because of this, a good atmosphere is always guaranteed here. Incidentally, you can get to the stadium not only by car or public transport. There is a ferry landing directly at the arena.

Finally, you will find important information about travelling to the Weser Stadium:

Travelling by car: There will be a car-free zone around the stadium on match days. Parking within walking distance is therefore not possible. P+R facilities are available at Hansa-Carré and Hemelinger Hafen.

Travelling by ferry: You can also travel directly to the stadium by boat from Pier 2 and the Martini jetty. A unique experience for all Werder fans.

Travelling by bus and train: From Bremen main station, take tram line 10 to the vicinity of the stadium. The Sebaldsbrück stop is around a 10-minute walk from the Weserstadion.

Frequently asked questions about Werder Bremen