Borussia Monchengladbach tickets 2026/27

The whole league season went on sale at once

Gladbach did not release this season's league games one by one. Day tickets for every Bundesliga home match of 2026/27 went on sale together, first to members from 25 July, then to everyone from 10am on 3 August. They are sold in the Borussia online ticket shop, reached from borussia.de/tickets, and in the FohlenApp.

What membership buys you

Club membership gave access to the members' window, which opened nine days before the general sale, so members had first pick of every home game, Dortmund and Bayern included.

Prices follow the opponent

Gladbach use flexible pricing based on the opponent and on demand, with one fixed point: a standing place costs €17 at every home game. Seats start at €29 for Freiburg, Leipzig, Union, Mainz and Hoffenheim, at €49 for Köln and Schalke, and at €59 for Bayern and Dortmund, the two games on this page.

Check the shop for what is left

The club site gives no availability for individual games, and its ticket news covers only members' sales for away games and the next home game. To find out whether seats remain for Dortmund or Bayern, look in the shop or the FohlenApp for that match rather than waiting for an announcement.

If the club has nothing left

When the shop has no seats for a game, the remaining route is resale. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Of the two home games listed, the visit of Bayern Munich sits higher on the resale market than Borussia Dortmund's, and both start well above Gladbach's own prices. Compare Borussia Monchengladbach v Bayern Munich tickets with Borussia Monchengladbach v Borussia Dortmund tickets stand by stand.

Listings use the German stand names. For Dortmund, they begin in the Südkurve behind the south goal, with "Longside" seats along the touchline and the Osttribüne, the east stand, next; the Westtribüne is the dearest. For Bayern, "Longside" opens the range ahead of the Osttribüne, with the Südkurve and the Westtribüne at the top. The same stand can appear twice, with and without its umlaut (Südkurve and Sudkurve, Osttribüne and Osttribune), at quite different prices, so look at both.

The guest block is in the lower tier of the Südkurve, so a Südkurve listing can be close to the away section. Sellers set their own prices and Hellotickets says every ticket is authenticated, but while the club shop still has seats, it is the cheaper route.

Borussia-Park, which carries the sponsor name ista-Borussia-Park from 2026/27, stands in the Nordpark on Hennes-Weisweiler-Allee, in the west of Mönchengladbach. It holds about 54,000 for Bundesliga games, 17,045 of them standing, and every place is under the roof; when it is made all-seated for international matches, capacity drops to 46,311.

• Nordkurve, behind the north goal: the home end, whose lower tier alone holds 14,079 fans at league matches.
• Südkurve, behind the south goal: the guest block, with 2,066 places at league matches, is in its lower tier.
• Westtribüne, along the west touchline, with the club's administration building and a sports bar underneath.
• Upper tier, running around the ground, with 18,989 seats.

The usual public-transport route is the train to Mönchengladbach-Rheydt Hbf, then the shuttle bus to the stadium, about 20 minutes. According to visiting clubs' fan information, the match ticket also gives free return travel on the VRR and AVV networks, so check what is printed on yours.

Away supporters at Borussia-Park are in the guest block in the lower tier of the Südkurve. Hoffenheim's fan information gave block 6 for standing and block 7 for seats, both reached through the south-east entrance.

Visiting fans buy through their own club: Bayern Munich members had to apply through Bayern's away-ticket request for this season's game, which closed on 27 July. If you want to sit among home fans, avoid the lower Südkurve and choose the Nordkurve, the Westtribüne or the upper tier instead.