This is the very 1st Pro Soccer stadium I ever stepped foot in and let me tell you…read more.... Talk about making me like soccer this place did that.. Well with the help of a shit load of Local Fans & Tons O' Beer!!! If you have never been to a European Soccer match then you definitely need to go! There isn't a bad seat in the house, and not hard to get beer because of long lines... There is a fans area for those that can stomach the weather... lol the fan section is loaded a boat load of flatscreen televisions and and plenty of bars to purchase beer and brats... There is a practice field next to the stadium where if you wish can come during the week to watch and get pictures or memorabilia signed by players.. The franchise encourages the players to be out mingling with fans which I believe helped build there large fan base... If your in town during soccer season you should buy a ticket and watch the The Red Devils!!!!

Hmm, as an American was looking for a pick up soccer game/practice for my 22 year old son, we…read morearrived at 9pm and we told that we had to pay 44 E for the hour. We didn't have anyone else with us. The manager was rather insulting (are you sure you have money, this might be too expensive for you) and didn't seem helpful.

This stadium is located in Bornheim and is the home of FSV Frankfurt…read more I have been to several stadiums over time and this truly is one of the best. It is not huge by any stretch, but appropriately fits the amount of fans FSV receives for each game. They have a standing section and many seated sections. I have never experienced standing sections at arenas or stadiums until coming to Germany and I hated it at first, but now I love it. They are able to sell tickets dirt cheap and it allows everyone to get the opportunity to watch the game, regardless of disposable income. This is truly what sports is all about. The standing tickets are like 10 euros (I normally am there on a season's pass)- totally affordable and you can always get them at the stadium before the game (unless cup game). Make sure to get there a bit early if you want to catch the whole game as the queues can be a bit extensive. As a female, I get right in since there are very few females at the sporting events here (maybe just a Germany thing??) The ladies that inspect my purse and pockets at the game are always super nice and look like they are having fun despite being on the outside of things. The drinks here are affordable at around 3,8 Euros a pop (or something close to it!). The beer man will sometimes come around- but it is never consistent, so fortunately they have beer stands all around the stadium that are easily accessible and the lines are never that long, even at halftime. They do sell Licher though which is pretty nasty. People congregate at the beer stands and sausage stands prior to the game starting and this is pretty fun as everyone is hyped up and excited for the match. They also congregate across the street after the game at the trinkhalle. But based on FSV's record lately, don't expect people to be too happy post-game. The bathrooms are impeccably clean and the stadium is well-kempt compared to many other stadiums I have been to. I definitely recommend a game here for sports lovers like myself!