Eintracht Frankfurt

Deutsche Bank Park – The Stadium of Eintracht Frankfurt

Deutsche Bank Park, still affectionately called “Waldstadion” by many fans, is the home of Eintracht Frankfurt. Surrounded by forest just south of the city, it combines historic character with modern infrastructure – and is known for its electric atmosphere, especially under the floodlights. The stadium also hosts German national team matches, concerts, and major international events.

General Information about Deutsche Bank Park

• Opened: Originally 1925 as “Waldstadion”; rebuilt for the 2006 World Cup

• Capacity: approx. 58,000 for domestic matches, approx. 51,500 for international games

• Home team: Eintracht Frankfurt

• Highlights: Retractable roof, centrally suspended video cube, strong fan culture

The stadium manages to retain its traditional identity while offering state-of-the-art facilities. Its emotional atmosphere has become one of the trademarks of Eintracht matches – especially during European nights.

Location and Directions

Located in the Frankfurt city forest, about 6 km south of downtown, the stadium is easily accessible by public transport or car.

Address: Mörfelder Landstraße 362, 60528 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Getting there by public transport:

• S-Bahn lines S7, S8, S9 to Frankfurt Stadion

• Tram line 21 to "Stadion Straßenbahn"

• On matchdays: special shuttle buses from Frankfurt Central Station

By car:

• Via A3 or A5 → Frankfurt-Süd exit

• Parking is limited – early arrival recommended

• Park & Ride at Frankfurt Airport is also a good option

Seating Areas & Best Views

Deutsche Bank Park is built as a fully enclosed bowl, offering continuous tiers and excellent acoustics.

• Northwest Curve: Main home fan section (Blocks 36–40)

• Away fans: Southeast corner, typically Blocks 19–21

• West Stand (Main): Business seats, media, VIP

• East Stand (Opposite): Great views, very popular with neutral visitors

Recommended seats:

• For atmosphere: Lower Northwest Curve – Block 38

• For best view: Middle tier East Stand – Blocks 16–18

• For comfort: West Stand middle – Blocks 5–7

Away Fans & Visitor Info

Away supporters are seated in the southeast corner, typically in Blocks 20–21. Larger allocations may expand into adjacent blocks.

Key Info:

• Entry via Gate E

• Banners and drums permitted upon request

• Bag policy: max. A4 size

• Standard security checks (no glass bottles)

Food, Drinks & Facilities

The stadium offers a solid variety of snacks and drinks – from traditional sausages to vegan choices.

• Payment: Cashless only (card or mobile)

• Restrooms: Clean and modern, including accessible facilities

• Fan shops: Available inside and outside the stadium

• Accessibility: Numerous wheelchair spaces and barrier-free access available

Hotels & Accommodation Near the Stadium

Frankfurt offers a wide range of hotel options due to its airport, trade fair, and central location.

Recommended options:

• Lindner Hotel & Sports Academy – directly at the stadium

• NH Frankfurt Niederrad – near S-Bahn line to the stadium

• Motel One Frankfurt-Messe – central and modern

• Hilton Frankfurt Airport – ideal for short stays or flight connections

Many fans prefer staying in the city center and taking the train to the stadium (approx. 10 minutes).

Tickets & Entry

Eintracht Frankfurt matches are generally well attended – with high demand for European and top-tier fixtures. For a stress-free experience, our complete travel packages are ideal.

At die-fussballreise.de, we offer:

• Hotel stays in selected 3–5-star accommodations

• Tailored seat categories (home, neutral, or hospitality – subject to availability)

• Personal service and secure processing

Note: Our tickets do not come from the club’s official allocation, but via trusted and long-standing partners. This ensures a legal and reliable way to enjoy live football at Deutsche Bank Park – always combined with hotel and support.

Entry Info:

• Gates open approx. 2 hours before kick-off

• Most tickets are digital and personalised

• Bag size limited to A4

• Use the gate printed on your ticket

Stadium Tours & Museum

Deutsche Bank Park offers regular guided stadium tours on non-matchdays.

Tour Highlights:

• Team dressing rooms, tunnel, press area

• Fan section (Northwest Curve) and business lounges

• Insight into the stadium’s technical operations

• Family and school tours also available

A club museum is currently in planning, but selected exhibits are already shown during the tours.

Booking: via the official Eintracht or stadium website

Conclusion & Insider Tip

Deutsche Bank Park blends passion, tradition, and comfort. If you want to feel the heart of the fans, go for the Northwest Curve. For top views and a relaxed experience, the East Stand middle tier is perfect.

Tip: Combine your matchday with a city trip – Frankfurt offers a unique mix of old town charm, skyline views, and lively nightlife in Sachsenhausen.