Welcome to the Stadium am Brentanobad for the match against Eintracht Frankfurt. To make your visit an enjoyable one from beginning to end, we’ve compiled all the key information for you below.
Away end information
The area designated for away fans, which comprises one seating block (Block K) and one standing block (Block I), is located in the southern part of the stadium. On a matchday, you can enter the stadium via gate E3 on Ludwig-Landmann-Straße, at the southern end of the ground.
Please note that the seating and standing areas are not exclusively reserved for away supporters, so you may come across Eintracht fans there.
Fan Paraphernalia
- Ideally, your fan representatives will get in touch with us about the paraphernalia and objects (small and large single flags, flags with twin poles, banners, drums, megaphones etc.) that are allowed to be taken into the stadium. Following consultation with our security representatives and ourselves, Eintracht’s fan relations team, we will either agree to items being taken into the ground or reject certain objects due to previous experience. In general, we will do our best to allow you to bring as much fan paraphernalia into the stadium as possible. To ensure this process runs smoothly, we kindly ask you to register your items at least one week before matchday.
- Our decision will be sent to your fan liaison team, who will pass the information on to you. There are also certain specific requirements listed in our stadium regulations that you should know of in advance.
- While you are allowed to bring cameras and digital cameras (max. 20x12x12cm), video cameras are forbidden. You cannot take rucksacks or bags into the stadium and there is no drop-off facility. Belt and hip bags are generally permitted.
- If you have any questions or encounter any problems, please get in touch with one of the people listed below. Members of the support team have the word “Fanbetreuung” on their matchday uniform, so you’ll be able to spot them easily.
Ticket Information
- Tickets for visiting fans can be purchased in our online shop or via your club. When purchasing tickets, please note that the area designated for away fans is located in blocks K (seating) and I (standing).
Directions
- There is no guaranteed parking space for coaches in the vicinity of the stadium. If you’re arriving by bus, we recommend dropping your passengers off at the stadium and parking at a nearby car park, such as the Rebstock fairground car park (recommendation only). To make sure everything runs smoothly, please contact the fan relations team in advance if you’re planning to travel by bus.
- If you’re travelling by car, we cannot guarantee you a parking space in the vicinity of the stadium. We strongly recommend using public transport but if you do travel by car, you can park in the nearby residential and industrial “Industriehof” area.
- There are several ways to get to the Stadion am Brentanobad by public transport. Tickets for Eintracht Frankfurt Women’s home matches can generally be used as travel tickets for all local public transport services (DB: RE, RB and S-Bahn, all 2nd class) in the Rhine-Main Transport Network (RMV) from five hours before kick-off, and again after full time until close of business.
- If you’re travelling from Frankfurt central station, we recommend using S-Bahn lines S3 (Bad Soden), S4 (Kronberg/Taunus) or S5 (Friedrichsdorf). From Frankfurt-Rödelheim station, it takes around 15 minutes to reach the Stadion am Brentanobad on foot. You can also get the M72 bus towards Nordwestzentrum or the M34 towards Bornheim Mitte (stop at Parkweg).
- You can also get to the Stadion am Brentanobad using the underground: From Hauptwache station, take the U7 (towards Praunheim Heerstraße) to Fischstein station – it takes around five minutes to get to the stadium on foot. Alternatively, you can take the U6 (towards Hausen) from Hauptwache to Industriehof, which leaves from the same platform. The stadium is situated roughly ten minutes away on foot.
Food & Drink
- At the stadium, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy the obligatory bratwurst (regular or vegan), other delicacies and – most importantly of all – the traditional Frankfurt beverage “Äppelwoi”. Please note that there is a €2 deposit on drinks containers and that food stalls only accept cash. Tetra Pak drinks cartons up to 0.25l in size can be taken into the ground.
