Allianz Arena stadium guide

The Allianz Arena is one of football's most photogenic venues. Its inflatable cushion exterior lights up red on Bayern Munich nights, and the bowl inside is modern, steep and loud on European nights.

This guide covers capacity, transport, tickets and matchday tips.

Stadium information

Capacity

75,024

Opened

2005

Address

Werner-Heisenberg-Allee 25, 80939 München

The Südkurve is one of the most disciplined and creative singing ends in Europe. UCL knockouts at the Allianz Arena are loud, choreographed and unforgettable.

Nearby airports

• Munich Airport (MUC)

  30 km / 35 min by S-Bahn

Where to stay

• Altstadt (Marienplatz)

  Old town, beer halls, easy U-Bahn to the ground.

• Schwabing

  Student/expat area, great bars, direct U6 to Fröttmaning.

• Fröttmaning / Garching

  Closest to the stadium with modern hotels.

Tickets

Bayern sell most tickets to members. Hospitality on the official site is the easiest guaranteed-seat option for travellers.

Tour and FC Bayern Museum (Erlebniswelt) run almost every day and are highly recommended.

Stands and where to sit

The Südkurve is the singing end, hosting standing for domestic games. The opposite Nordkurve also stands for domestic matches. Side stands (Ost and West) are seated.

Away fans sit in the corner between the Nordkurve and Westtribüne, with strong sightlines.

Getting to the Allianz Arena

Take the U6 U-Bahn to Fröttmaning station — the stadium is a 10-minute walk along a covered ramp from the platform. Allow 30 minutes from Marienplatz.

Trains are heavily reinforced on matchdays. Match tickets often include free MVV transport — check your ticket terms before buying a separate day pass.

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Related guides

• Bayern Munich
• Football trip to Munich
• Bundesliga
• Champions League