Allianz Arena tickets: Information, prices and news

The Allianz Arena in Munich is one of the world’s most modern stadiums and is also the second largest football stadium in Germany after the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund. Over 75,000 spectators watch FC Bayern Munich’s home games in the Bundesliga, and experience shows that every game of the record champions is sold out.

Fans are treated to an impressive sight as soon as they arrive at the Allianz Arena. Even more impressive, however, is the stadium atmosphere inside. Whether it’s national or international football, a concert or a stadium tour – every event is a unique experience. Find out which Allianz Arena tickets are available, where the best seats are, what you need to bear in mind when visiting the stadium and other important information here.

Current Allianz Arena tickets

Where can I get tickets for the Allianz Arena in Munich?

Tickets for the Allianz Arena are generally purchased directly from FC Bayern Munich. This can be done either via the online ticket shop on the club’s website or by telephone via the hotline. The latter is available from Monday to Friday from 8 am to 8 pm.

There may be exceptions for matches and events for which FC Bayern is not responsible. These include DFB international matches that are played in the Allianz Arena. In this case, tickets can be purchased directly from the DFB, either in the online ticket shop or by telephone.

These are the ticket categories at Bayern Munich Stadium

The main events in the stadium are of course the matches organised by the stadium’s owner, FC Bayern Munich. For Bundesliga, DFB Cup and Champions League matches, ticket buyers can generally choose from 5 categories:

• Category 1 for €80 in the Bundesliga / Cup and €150 in the Champions League
• Category 2 for €60 or €120
• Category 3 for €50 or €100
• Category 4 for €40 or €70
• Category 5 for €15 or €19

The last and cheapest ticket category is standing room, which is completely reserved for season ticket holders every season and is therefore largely never available on free sale. If you want tickets for the best seats in the Allianz Arena, however, look at categories 1 and 2. In both cases, spectators sit on the main and back straight and, depending on the price, particularly in the centre and close to the pitch.

As mentioned, these prices and ticket categories apply to FC Bayern home matches. If other events take place, there may of course be deviations. However, as the club is the owner of the stadium, the prices listed are always a guide. These are the ticket prices for full payers.

Are there tickets for families or children at the Allianz Arena?

In principle, there are no tickets for families or groups for football events at the Allianz Arena. However, there are discounts: Children up to and including the age of 13, senior citizens aged 65 and over and people with severe disabilities/handicaps only pay half the ticket price, regardless of the category and seat in the stadium.

FC Bayern Munich: Tickets for people with disabilities

Apart from the fact that people with severe disabilities already receive a 50% discount on their ticket, the Allianz Arena offers further options:

• General seating in block 108 or 215 (curve behind the corner flag)
• Seats for the visually impaired in block 135 (curve behind the corner flag)
• Seats for wheelchair users incl. one accompanying person (directly on the pitch)

All these special tickets are only 5 euros each. It is important for interested parties to note that the tickets are not freely available for sale. Enquiries should be addressed to the FC Bayern Munich representative for the disabled.

How can I buy tickets for the Allianz Arena on the secondary market?

As already mentioned, the first point of contact for buying tickets is FC Bayern and the respective organiser of an event in the stadium. Apart from that, however, the secondary market always offers opportunities to buy tickets for the Allianz Arena. This is a particularly sensible option for events that are already sold out. FC Bayern’s stadium is almost always sold out, especially for home matches in the Bundesliga. It is therefore worth having a look at the secondary market.

What aspects should I bear in mind when buying Bayern Munich tickets on the secondary market?

• Ticket prices on the secondary market may be higher than in official advance sales.
• Private ticket holders are generally responsible for sales, while ticket exchanges act as intermediaries.
• Ticket portals such as Viagogo or StubHub offer secure payment methods with Paypal for greater buyer protection.
• There is a higher risk of fraud when purchasing tickets via social media or Ebay classifieds – especially when bank transfers are selected as the payment method.

Another important point for buying tickets on the secondary market is the personalisation of tickets. Concerts and football matches in particular are now almost always personalised tickets.

Are tickets for the Allianz Arena personalised?

Tickets at the Allianz Arena, for example for home matches in the Bundesliga or the Champions League, are also usually personalised. This means that buyers enter their personal details when purchasing tickets so that a ticket is only valid for the person in question.

If a ticket is resold, the ticket holder must organise the transfer. There is a separate ticket app for Allianz Arena tickets, the Allianz Arena App. In addition to various other functions, a purchased digital ticket can be easily transferred to another person via the app.

Stadium regulations: What do visitors to the Allianz Arena have to consider?

The Allianz Arena is subject to the same stadium regulations that apply to Bundesliga stadiums. This means, among other things:

• Smoking ban from access to the blocks with regard to all smoking products (including e-cigarettes)
• No taking of cameras for the purpose of commercial use
• Admission for children under 13 only when accompanied by an adult
• Wearing or using fan clothing or fan paraphernalia on a match day only in accordance with participating teams
• Holders of concessionary tickets must always carry a valid identity document as proof of the concession.

Can I pay with cash in the Allianz Arena?

In addition to the requirements of the stadium regulations, visitors to the Allianz Arena must also observe the payment system. Cash payment is not possible in the Bayern Munich stadium. Instead, visitors can pay by Girocard, credit card and Apple Pay in the fan shop as well as at food and beverage stations.

Are VIP tickets available for the Allianz Arena?

The modern stadium offers a very special flair for any type of event. Visitors who enter the Allianz Arena with VIP tickets can enjoy an experience in a class of its own. A VIP package includes various special benefits. These include, among other things

• High-quality catering and buffet with a large selection of drinks
• Special support from our own service staff
• Parking ticket included
• Access to exclusive seats in the main and opposite stands

The prices for VIP tickets in the Allianz Arena vary depending on the desired advantage programme. In the cheapest case, such a ticket costs €400, whereby visitors then have access to the catering in the VIP foyer and can follow the respective event in the stadium from one of the VIP blocks with seats.

Are stadium tour tickets available for the Allianz Arena?

Anyone who enjoys the stadium atmosphere of the record champions in the Allianz Arena at a match or other event should definitely take the opportunity for a stadium tour. On an FC Bayern stadium tour in the Allianz Arena, guests can visit many special locations in the stadium, such as the business and sponsor lounges, the press conference room or even the players’ tunnel to the pitch.

Tickets for an Allianz Arena Tour can be booked directly via the online ticket shop or by calling FC Bayern. Interested parties can choose from different tour options:

• Stadium tour with museum
• VIP-Tour
• Handicapped tour, especially for wheelchair users
• Matchday tour on FC Bayern matchdays

Travelling to the Allianz Arena

As the arena is located directly at the München-Nord motorway junction (A 9 and A 99), it is easy to get there by car. The arena site also has a multi-storey car park with 11,000 parking spaces. The Allianz Arena is also very easy to reach by public transport. From Fröttmaning underground station, the stadium grounds can be reached on foot in around 15 minutes.

Along the way to the Allianz Arena, visitors also pass fan shops and ticket counters and enjoy an unobstructed view of the stadium the whole time.

A separate car park with capacity for 900 cars and 93 coaches is also reserved for visiting fans. From there, visitors have direct access to the guest entrance in the north-west of the stadium grounds.