Bayern Munich tickets 2026/27

Join FC Bayern München e.V.

Membership of the club's registered association is the key to most men's home games. Adults aged 26 to 64 pay €65 a year plus a €3 joining fee, members aged 18 to 25 pay €45, and under-18s, seniors and disabled members pay €35. Each member can request a maximum of two tickets per Bundesliga match.

Request, then wait for the draw

Requests go through the Ticket Inquiry section of tickets.fcbayern.com during each match's window, with members applying first and fan clubs later. Speed makes no difference: seats are allocated by lot around four to six weeks before the game, and a window closes as soon as the match is overbooked. The club's ticketing status page shows which games are still taking requests.

After the draw: the Ticket Exchange

For an overbooked game, the official Ticket Exchange is the only club route left. Season-ticket and day-ticket holders resell their seats there through FC Bayern, for home games only. You pay the day-ticket price plus a 15% advance booking fee and a system fee: €5 for a ticket worth €150 or less, €8 above that. Most matches are open to members only at first, and the Exchange usually opens to all fans in match week at the latest. Sales stop three hours before kick-off.

Price categories

Adult Bundesliga prices start at €15 in Category 5, €40 in Category 4, €50 in Category 3, €70 in Category 2 and €80 in Category 1. For the Champions League league-phase games against Slavia Prague and Real Betis, Category 5 starts at €19 and Category 1 at €100.

No regular general sale, hospitality through the club

A general sale is rare. The single-ticket online shop lists only a handful of games, such as women's team matches and a members-only cup tie, and tickets bought from the club cannot be returned. Hospitality is sold by FC Bayern as well, from business seats and boxes to single-match packages in the event box, presenter box, foyer or Franz Beckenbauer Lounge, catered by DO & CO.

Once a game is overbooked, resale listings are the usual way in for fans without a membership, and the fixture changes the level more than anything else. The last home game on the list, against Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday 22 May, sits clearly at the top, with Borussia Monchengladbach and Hamburg next. Paderborn, the Champions League night against Slavia Prague and Mainz are at the lower end, while Bayern Munich v Augsburg tickets or Bayern Munich v Cologne tickets fall in between.

Hellotickets sorts Bayern seats by the club's price categories rather than by stand. Listings usually start in Category 4, sometimes labelled "Kat. 4", and generally rise through Categories 3, 2 and 1, with the Silver and Gold bands of Category 1 higher still. Standing places are listed apart and nearly always above Category 4, while "Business Seats & Sponsoren Seats" are hospitality, far dearer than any other listing. Some sellers leave the section unspecified, so check what a listing covers before paying.

Sellers set their own prices, usually well above the club's euro prices, and the final price is shown before you pay.

The Allianz Arena, at Fröttmaning on the northern edge of Munich, opened in 2005 and is owned by FC Bayern; the stadium company does not sell match tickets, the club does. It holds 75,024 for Bundesliga games, 13,342 of them standing, and 70,000 all-seated for international matches, although 75,024 are currently authorised on Champions League nights under a UEFA pilot. In UEFA competitions it is called the Munich Football Arena.

• Südkurve (South Stand), behind the south goal: 9,336 standing places, the larger of the two terraces. Home fans arriving by U-Bahn follow the "Eingang Süd/Home Fans" signs.
• Nordkurve (North Stand), behind the north goal: 4,006 standing places, with the visitors' entrance on the north-west side.
• Long sides, along both touchlines: three tiers, 106 executive boxes between the middle and upper tiers, and wheelchair positions on the top rows of the lower tier.

The upper tier is steep, at about 34°. Take the U6 to Fröttmaning, around 16 minutes from Marienplatz; from München Hauptbahnhof or München Ost, ride the S-Bahn to Marienplatz and change there. A match ticket does not include public transport, so buy an MVV ticket. Drivers leave the A9 at exit 73 or the A99 at exit 12b for car parks P1-P3, which can be pre-booked online.

Bags larger than A4 are confiscated at entry, payment inside is by card, Google Pay or Apple Pay, and every visitor, children included, needs a ticket and a seat of their own.

Visiting clubs are allocated up to 10% of the stadium, listed as 7,500 seats in Bayern's quota table, on tickets marked "Guest Team". The away section is usually blocks 339-347 and 242-246, and its entrance, on the north-west side, admits away ticket holders only: from Fröttmaning station, visiting supporters are directed along the Fröttmaninger Heide and over a footbridge.

If you are a neutral or a Bayern fan buying on the resale market, check the block on the listing and steer clear of those numbers. A ticket marked "Guest Team" belongs in the away section.