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Eintracht Frankfurt is the catalog club for Frankfurt. The Deutsche Bank Park directions and the club's English arrival page print the same address, Mörfelder Landstraße 362, 60528 Frankfurt am Main. From the main station, S7, S8 and S9 take about six minutes to the Stadion stop, then 10 to 15 minutes on foot. The stadium page adds special trams on line 20, every three minutes, from in front of the main station to Stadion, on top of tram 21. The English club page describes those extras as extra trains on the line 21 route. Bus 61 and special line 80 stop at Stadionbad and Osttribüne. The letter codes for Waldparkplatz, Isenburger Schneise and Gleisdreieck contradict each other on the stadium page. The ticket page puts home-match tickets in the shop at stores.eintracht.de/tickets, the mobile ticket in the mainaqila wallet under Tageskarte, and the RMV combined ticket in an activation that asks for name and date of birth. The same page also shows plans for Stadion am Brentanobad and maxworx Sportpark.

Frankfurt at a glance

This page includes only catalog entries whose city string is exactly Frankfurt. Other places are not added.

Published D1 data snapshot
2026-09-06T07:10:24Z
Clubs
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Stadiums
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Catalogued men's top-flight clubs

Documented stadiums

Upcoming matches with confirmed stadium

This published data snapshot contains no upcoming matches with fixture-level confirmed stadium assignments.

Selected match pages

These pages are separate from the D1 snapshot. Each page gives the date and ticket route only when a checked match source states them.

Plan a visit in the city

Choose Eintracht Frankfurt and the date first, and check on the ticket page which of the three ground plans belongs to the match. For Deutsche Bank Park use the directions on deutschebankpark.de, and do not trust the car-park letters from memory. S7, S8 and S9 end at the Stadion stop. The two opened arrival pages disagree on whether the extra trams are line 20 or extras on line 21. The stadium page requires prebooking for Waldparkplatz and Isenburger Schneise. Tickets and the RMV combined ticket run through the Eintracht account and the mainaqila app, not through the directions page.

What to distinguish in this travel scope

Mörfelder Landstraße 362 and Stadion station

Both opened arrival pages set Deutsche Bank Park at Mörfelder Landstraße 362, 60528 Frankfurt am Main. From Frankfurt main station, S7, S8 and S9 toward the airport or Wiesbaden Hauptbahnhof stop at Stadion. The stadium page puts S7 on the upper level and S8 and S9 underground. The ride is about six minutes and the walk is 10 to 15 minutes. For the environmental zone the same page requires a green badge and describes the zone as the area inside the motorway ring, A5 to the west, A3 to the south, and A661 to the east and north.

Source: Anfahrt und Parken, Deutsche Bank Park, Directions and parking, Eintracht Frankfurt

Line 20, line 21 and bus 80

The stadium page says that on match and event days, in addition to line 21, special trams on line 20 leave every three minutes from in front of the main station for the Stadion stop, which it calls more convenient for the main and east stands, with a 10 to 15 minute walk. The English club page also names line 21 and a three-minute interval from the main station, but it calls the extras trains on the line 21 route. On both pages bus 61 and special line 80 run between the airport and Südbahnhof via Niederrad and stop at Stadionbad or Osttribüne. The English page places Bike Point to the left of the main entrance at the E1 ticket windows on the B 43, and opens it 90 minutes before kick-off at home matches.

Source: Anfahrt und Parken, Deutsche Bank Park, Directions and parking, Eintracht Frankfurt

Car-park letters and three ground plans

At the top of the stadium page, Pa is Waldparkplatz, Pb is Isenburger Schneise and Pc is Gleisdreieck. Permits for Pa and Pb exist only through prebooking, and the page says parking on those parks is not possible without a booked permit. Lower down, the same text swaps the letters and calls Pc Isenburger Schneise and Pb Gleisdreieck, the latter without prebooking and only on site. The English club page reserves Gleisdreieck for buses carrying Eintracht fans. The ticket page sends home matches to the shop, puts the ticket in the mainaqila wallet under Tageskarte, and activates the RMV combined ticket with first name, surname and date of birth. It shows plans for Deutsche Bank Park, Stadion am Brentanobad and maxworx Sportpark.

Source: Anfahrt und Parken, Deutsche Bank Park, Directions and parking, Eintracht Frankfurt, Rund um dein Ticket, Eintracht Frankfurt

Editorial sources

The editorial notes were checked on 2026-09-22. Club, stadium and fixture data comes exclusively from the published D1 snapshot named above.

Club and stadium data sources

  • Anfahrt und Parken, Deutsche Bank Park

    The stadium page names Mörfelder Landstraße 362, S7, S8 and S9 to Stadion station, line 21 plus special line 20, bus 61 and special line 80, and the contradictory letters for Waldparkplatz, Isenburger Schneise and Gleisdreieck.

  • Directions and parking, Eintracht Frankfurt

    The English club page names the same address, S7, S8 and S9, line 21 with extra trains every three minutes, bus 61 and line 80, Bike Point at E1, and Gleisdreieck for Eintracht buses.

  • Rund um dein Ticket, Eintracht Frankfurt

    The ticket page points to the shop at stores.eintracht.de/tickets, the mainaqila wallet under Tageskarte, activation of the RMV combined ticket, and ground plans for Deutsche Bank Park, Stadion am Brentanobad and maxworx Sportpark.