Eintracht Frankfurt tickets 2026/27

1. Become a member and link your account

The presale is for Eintracht members, and membership is tied to your Eintracht account and its mainaqila wallet, where mobile tickets are stored. Without membership you are relying on a general sale, which Eintracht rarely hold.

2. Be quick in the presale

Members buy on a first-come, first-served basis, up to two mobile tickets each. For the Bayern game, the presale ran from 10am on 19 August to 10am on 20 August, and the match is now sold out at the club.

3. Watch for each game's page

Eintracht create a 'Tickets: Heimspiel gegen ...' page for each match on stores.eintracht.de, but only when its sale is near, so pages for later games do not exist yet. In October there was no page for the visit of Borussia Dortmund on 3 March, and no sale had been announced.

4. The Ticketbörse

When a game is sold out, the official Ticketbörse is the club's own resale platform: tickets returned by their holders can reappear there at any time. Check the seat map on the website or in the app, and check again later; for Bayern, it is the only way the club can still release seats.

5. Mobile tickets only

Every ticket is mobile and sits in the mainaqila wallet of the Eintracht app. Tickets can be forwarded only to other holders of an Eintracht account, so anyone you buy for needs an account too.

6. Resale

Without membership, or once the Ticketbörse has nothing, 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. Because club tickets are mobile and passed between Eintracht accounts, read the delivery details on each listing.

The two home games listed start at almost the same level on the resale market, with Borussia Dortmund a fraction above Bayern Munich for now. See Eintracht Frankfurt v Bayern Munich tickets and Eintracht Frankfurt v Borussia Dortmund tickets for the figures stand by stand.

Hellotickets still uses the stands' old names. "Haupttribüne" is the main stand, now the Bernd-Hölzenbein-Tribüne, and "Gegentribüne" the opposite side, now the Jürgen-Grabowski-Tribüne. "Kurve OST" is the Ostkurve, and "Kurve West" the other end, where the Nordwestkurve is.

For Dortmund, listings open in the Ostkurve, with the Haupttribüne, Category 1 and Category 2 next, and the Gegentribüne and Kurve West at the top. For Bayern, the lowest listings are seller's choice, where the seller picks the section, or Category 1; the Ostkurve, Category 1 Silver and the Haupttribüne follow, with the Gegentribüne and Kurve West highest.

The away blocks are in the Ostkurve, so an Ostkurve listing can be close to the visiting fans. Sellers set their own prices, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Deutsche Bank Park, still widely known by its historic name, the Waldstadion, stands in the Stadtwald, the city forest, on Mörfelder Landstraße in Sachsenhausen. It holds 60,100 for football, including 20,000 standing places for home and away fans, and the terraces can be converted to seats for international matches. Deutsche Bank's naming rights run until 2035.

• Nordwestkurve, behind one goal: Eintracht's terrace, with an extra standing block in the upper tier completed in November 2023.
• Bernd-Hölzenbein-Tribüne, along one touchline: the main stand, with about 13,000 places, renamed from Haupttribüne for 2025/26.
• Jürgen-Grabowski-Tribüne, along the opposite touchline: the former Gegentribüne, renamed in spring 2022.
• Ostkurve, behind the other goal: home to the away blocks.

Take S-Bahn S7, S8 or S9 from Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof to Stadion station, about 6 minutes, then walk for 10-15 minutes. Tram 21 runs from outside the Hauptbahnhof, with extra line 20 trams every 3 minutes on matchdays, and buses 61 and 80 stop at Stadionbad or Osttribüne. Parking is only for pre-booked tickets, and event tickets usually include the RMV KombiTicket for public transport, so check what is printed on yours.

Visiting supporters are in blocks 19 to 21 of the Ostkurve, at the end next to the Jürgen-Grabowski-Tribüne: seats in blocks 19 and 21 and standing in block 20, according to Hoffenheim's away guide. Away fans' cars go to the Waldparkplatz, as the Gleisdreieck car park is for home fans only, and there is no dedicated shuttle from the Hauptbahnhof.

If you follow Eintracht and buy on resale, keep away from Ostkurve listings near those blocks and look at the two side stands or the Kurve West instead.