Union Berlin tickets 2026/27

One shop: union-tickets.de

Union's ticket shop moved to union-tickets.de on 9 July 2026, on a new platform built on SAP Event Ticketing. It is where the club sells its home games, so bookmark it and set up your account well before the sale you are interested in, rather than in the minutes after it opens.

Members first, then the free sale

Union normally give members the first chance to buy and open the free sale, for everyone, a couple of days later. The summer friendlies followed that order: members could buy from 13 July, and the free sale opened two days after. Membership is the way into the first window. Without it, the free sale is your club route, provided tickets remain once members have bought.

Bayern Munich in February

The visit of Bayern Munich is listed for Saturday 13 February 2027, but the date and kick-off time still have to be confirmed, and Union had published no sale information for the game when last checked. If it follows the club's usual order, members will be offered tickets first and the free sale will come a couple of days later. Treat 13 February as a provisional date until the Bundesliga fixes the exact day and time. Follow the fixture on our Union Berlin v Bayern Munich tickets page.

What to have ready

Before a sale opens, be logged in to your union-tickets.de account, with your membership details to hand if you have them and a payment card ready. Check the sale dates on the shop itself, since the members' window and the free sale open on different days.

Planning the trip

Germany is one hour ahead of the UK, so a kick-off time in Berlin reads an hour earlier on a British clock. Until the date is fixed, choose flights and hotels you can change. The rest of the German top flight is on our Bundesliga tickets page.

On the resale market, the visit of Bayern Munich is the Union home game followed here, and its listings so far sit in "Sektor 3", alongside "seller's choice" offers, where the seller decides the block rather than you. No hospitality packages are listed for it.

That makes a stand-by-stand comparison difficult for now: there is no spread of areas to choose between, and the starting price reflects one part of the ground. Check the sector and the delivery details on any listing before you commit, and compare again before you buy, since the areas on offer can change.

Before paying a resale price, see whether you can buy at the club. With members first and a free sale after, union-tickets.de is the route to face value. What a seller asks can be more than face value, and the full price appears before you pay. Hellotickets says it works "with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners", and adds: "Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy."

Union play at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei in Berlin, a name that means "at the old forester's house". Resale listings for the ground use the German word Sektor for a block, so a "Sektor 3" ticket is in sector 3: open the map on the listing to see where that sector lies before you buy.

"Seller's choice" listings let the seller pick the block, so you will only know your exact place once the ticket reaches you. If sitting together matters, read whether the seats on a listing are next to each other.

Hellotickets sends tickets as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event. Keep your order confirmation to hand, and leave some slack in your plans for the day in Berlin in case the ticket arrives late. If you buy from the club instead, check on union-tickets.de how your ticket will be issued before you travel.