What to Expect at Signal Iduna Park
Welcome to the Temple of Football
Signal Iduna Park, also known as Westfalenstadion, is more than just a stadium - it's a pilgrimage site for football fans worldwide. With a capacity of 81,365, it's the largest stadium in Germany.
Getting There
By Public Transport: Take the U45 or U46 to "Westfalenhallen" or "Stadion". It's a 5-minute walk from either stop.
By Bus: Organized fan buses typically drop off at the dedicated parking areas near the stadium.
By Car: Limited parking available. Book in advance or use Park & Ride.
The Famous Yellow Wall
The Südtribüne (South Stand) holds 24,454 standing supporters - the largest terrace in European football. The atmosphere here is legendary, with coordinated chanting and massive displays.
For Away Fans
Away supporters are housed in the northeast corner. Expect:
- Dedicated entrance and facilities
- Good sightlines to the pitch
- Loud atmosphere from home fans
- Thorough security checks
Food & Drink
The stadium offers various options including bratwurst, currywurst, pizza, and of course, beer. Prices are typical for Bundesliga stadiums.
Pro Tips
- Arrive at least 90 minutes before kickoff
- Download the BVB app for digital tickets
- Bring cash as some vendors don't accept cards
- Stay for "You'll Never Walk Alone" before kickoff
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