Deutsche Bank Park stadium tour, visit planning

Sourced elements

• The current programme card 90 Minuten Eintracht starts in the museum and then continues into the stadium. Named stops include the mixed zone, dressing room, pitch edge or press tribune.
• Eine Nacht im Museum/Stadion also goes through the catacombs, boxes, press tribune and the players' tunnel to the pitch edge. The VR tour remains a museum and stadium visit. Headsets are used only at selected points.

Booking and arrival

• Public dates are listed on the museum programme page. The retrieved museum pages do not name a public web shop for the on-site tours.
• For groups the museum names email and telephone. The matchday tour is described only for people who already hold a home-match ticket.

Stadium operations and matchdays

• The museum is in the main stand. Tuesday to Sunday is described as 10:00 to 18:00. On home matchdays it opens with the stadium gates, usually two hours before kick-off.
• On non-matchdays Gate 3 is named. On matchdays that entrance is closed. During the concert summer the museum can close. There is then often no classic football stadium to see.

Accessibility and individual planning

• The museum says wheelchair access to the museum is barrier-free. There are sign-language videos and an audio offer. That is not a claim that every stadium-tour stop is barrier-free. For the VR tour, children under 6 are excluded. Ages 6 to 14 need an adult.

Official booking route

Plan the rest of your visit

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