FC Bayern VIP Tickets and Hospitality: Prices and Categories

VIP at FC Bayern means a separate entrance, catering, the best view — and a guaranteed seat when regular sale closed long ago. Here are all the categories, what is included, and the prices at a glance.

VIP categories at the Allianz Arena

Prices per person from our offer inventory for the 2026/27 season, as of August 2026. The opponent shifts every category: Premium sits at around €499 against a mid-table side and around €599 against a leading club.

What is included?

✓ Guaranteed seat in your chosen category	✓ Authentic tickets from verified channels
✓ Secure delivery before matchday	✓ A named personal contact
✓ Emergency number on matchday	✓ No membership, no enquiry portal
✓ Catering and lounge access depending on category	✓ Hotel and transfers on request

Best fixtures for a VIP experience

★ Der Klassiker against Borussia Dortmund – the biggest game in the Bundesliga, and in every category the most expensive ticket of the season
★ Champions League nights – floodlights and international opponents; note that the standing areas are converted to seating for these fixtures
★ Season opener and season finale – title celebrations cannot be planned, but they can be bracketed by date
★ A home game against a promoted side – the underrated tip: same arena, same seat, considerably lower price

VIP plus hotel package

Combine your VIP experience with a night in Munich. Our packages include:

✓ A ticket in your chosen category
✓ A hotel in Munich, close to the centre
✓ Breakfast included
✓ Personal advice from the first enquiry to the final whistle

In the Bundesliga we do not supply the match ticket on its own — it is either a package with a hotel night or a ticket combination with a tourist activity.

Worth knowing: club or tour operator?

FC Bayern run their own hospitality areas on levels 3 to 5 — from the Foyer (€400) through the Franz Beckenbauer Lounge (€500) and the Eventbox (€550) to the Business Club (€500 / €600 / €700 in Silver, Gold and Platinum). Three points are regularly overlooked:

→ The club allocates these areas through an enquiry portal, not a shopping basket. It states itself that it cannot confirm directly whether a ticket request will be met. For Champions League home games there are also enquiry deadlines several weeks before the match.
→ From most lounges you cannot see the pitch. You eat inside the room and watch the game from your seat in the stand. Only the Eventbox and Presenterbox have a viewing window.
→ The Presenterbox requires a minimum of ten people. For smaller groups a premium category is the better choice.

With us you get a fixed category at a fixed price instead — a confirmation rather than an enquiry, with no deadline.

Related guides

📖 How to get FC Bayern tickets

📖 Bundesliga tickets

Frequently asked questions about FC Bayern VIP tickets

What does a VIP ticket at FC Bayern cost?
Through event-breaks.com, premium seats in official category 1 are bookable with a guarantee from around €499 per person. The club's own hospitality areas range, according to its official overview, from €400 (Foyer) to €700 (Business Club Platinum). As of August 2026.

Which hospitality areas does the Allianz Arena have?
The Foyer, Franz Beckenbauer Lounge, Säbener Lounge, Business Club in Silver, Gold and Platinum, Eventbox 7 and 8, the sponsors' lounge and the Presenterbox — on levels 3 to 5.

Can I see the pitch from the VIP lounge?
In most areas, no. You eat and drink inside the room and watch the game from your seat in the stand. Only the Eventbox and Presenterbox offer a direct view from the box.

Can I buy hospitality tickets directly from FC Bayern?
Generally not. The club allocates these areas through an enquiry portal and states itself that it cannot confirm directly whether a ticket request will be met. For Champions League home games, enquiry deadlines apply several weeks before the match.

What is the difference between a premium seat and hospitality?
A premium seat guarantees the best official category but does not include catering. Hospitality additionally covers a separate entrance, catering and lounge use before and after the game.

Why is VIP often still available when a game is sold out?
Because the cheaper categories go first. What remains are the expensive areas — which is why premium is frequently the only bookable category for sold-out home games.

Is VIP worth it for an ordinary stadium visit?
For the football alone, no: a long-side seat in category 2 costs less than half and offers excellent sightlines. VIP makes sense for business guests, special occasions, and when nothing is left in regular categories.

Is there a minimum number of people?
Not with us — we book from two people with no minimum spend. The club's Presenterbox, by contrast, requires at least ten.

Is there a cheaper alternative to VIP?
Yes, the ticket combination with a city tour, from around €199 behind the goal and from around €229 on the long side.

When should I book VIP tickets?
As early as possible. Premium categories are scarcer than regular seats. For Der Klassiker against Dortmund and for Champions League nights, six months' lead time is realistic.