There is essentially no point in paying to enter the stadium because you are just paying to walk…read morearound it, but you can see it all from the outside. I thought there might be some areas of the stadium to explore or some exhibits, but there was nothing. You can pay a bunch of money to zip line or climb on the roof, which does not seem that appealing. I wish I had not paid to enter the stadium.

Worth your time to see these amazing Olympic structures. You can go inside the stadium where the…read moreceremonies and games were held for 3.50. So worth it. See the torch, too.

It is work to get to the stadium by U-bahn. A million people are on the train, it is standing room…read moreonly and you became more and more squished since it seems there is no limit to how many are allowed on. Then you pile out and have to walk about 1.5 miles to the stadium. Beautiful arena to see a match. Chairs are so close together that you can't help but touch and constantly be touched, so don't go if that's a bother. The dome is open to the elements in the middle. The Bayern fans are crazy and love their team. The end field has a group of hard-core chanters/clappers/jumpers/flag wavers going wild through the entire game. That was a little scary a little reminiscent of old documentaries I've seen. Game day was freezing cold (35 F with the wind chill), windy, and raining. We couldn't hack it and had to leave a little early. Great experience, but it would have been better with nicer weather. The only negative was the restrooms - a little beer and even women are pigs in the stalls.

This place is epic for Bundesliga futbal. The energy is truly amazing from the pre-game partying at…read moreoutside biergartens through to the tribal chanting during the match. Even if you're not a Bayern fan, this stadium is one that should be on your list to visit. A couple things to note: 1. If you're new to visiting the Allianz... buy seats in the Bayern areas. If you buy seats in the visiting sections, you will be walking an additional few miles as you can only enter through one gate which is no where near the parking or bus areas. 2. You cannot bring food or drinks/beer into the stands. Must be consumed in the concession areas. 3. Pre-pay your parking through the online service. Enter your car license plate and you can just leave after the match. No waiting in line to pay. The system will scan your plate and the gates will lift. 4. It is open air and some sections are exposed to weather so dress appropriately.

Awesome stadium. Have watched the XXV Eurobowl.read more