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Our living room
1a-View from all seats
Hardly any other stadium in the Bundesliga Offers so much proximity to the action on the pitch. The distance from the seat furthest from the centre spot is 94 m – and that with a total capacity of 30,210. Rarely can you experience top-class football as closely as at the BayArena. A new era began the start of the rebuild on 14 December 2007, which was mainly aimed at modernisation and comfort. A state-of-the-art sports venue of a model character has arisen out of the little gem of a ground. Ultras as well as visiting fans, CEOs and families are all equally welcome at our home.
Stadium plan
DIRECTIONS
On matchdays, traffic flow around the BayArena is changed to protect the residents in the immediate proximity of the stadium. A comprehensive traffic management plan, which Bayer 04 has developed in association with representatives of the City of Leverkusen, the police and other experts, has been implemented and is constantly updated. Bayer 04 asks all visitors travelling by car to use the free car park at the Kurtekotten shuttle bus terminus.
PAYMENT system
Payments at the BayArena are contactless. You can now easily pay at the BayArena using your Girocard (formerly EC card) or your credit card as well as via mobile payment using Apple Pay and Google Pay. If your Girocard or credit card does not support contactless payments, you can pay in the normal way at all sales points.
BayArena TourS
Would you like to get that stadium feeling and enjoy an exclusive look behind the scenes at the BayArena? Great! We take you pitchside, to the players tunnel and the VIP areas. Just choose between the public tour, the Legends tour, the Matchday tour and individual tour and join us.
StadiUm historY
The story of Leverkusen’s stadium begins in 1907. It was first called the ‘Pitch on the Dhünn’ or ‘Dhünn pitch’, later ‘Stadium by the city park’ and ‘Ulrich Haberland Stadium’ and today the ‘BayArena’. Discover the history of the creation of one of Europe’s most modern stadiums.
News
Hradecky and Stanisic read new Bayer 04 children’s book
Bayer 04 aren’t just the new champions of Germany but are also leading the way in engaging young fans after becoming the first Bundesliga club to release its own Pixi children’s book. Captain Lukas Hradecky and Josip Stanisic presented the 24-page publication entitled ‘Ein neuer Löwe für die Werkself’ (A new lion for the Werkself) at a reading for children in the BayArena's Schwadbud.
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Interview with ex-player Turid Knaak before DFB Cup quarter-final at BayArena: ‘A lot of potential’
It’s only the second time in the club's history after 2009 that Bayer 04 Women will play at the BayArena, when they host SGS Essen in the DFB Cup quarter-finals on Tuesday, 5 March (kick-off: 6.30pm). Ahead of the game, bayer04.de spoke to a former player who was on the pitch that day 15 years ago. Turid Knaak played the full 90 minutes in the 2-0 win for eventual cup winners FCR 2001 Duisburg. A year and a half later, she moved to Leverkusen and would remain here until 2017. In this interview, the former Germany international talks about her memories of 2009, the significance of the quarter-final at the BayArena, and the development of women's football at Bayer 04.
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Home game against Borussia Mönchengladbach: Road closures around Leverkusen
The final phase of construction work on the new Leverkusen Rhine Bridge will again present challenges to motorists. The A1 Autobahn between the Cologne North and Leverkusen junctions is completely closed as is the A59 from the Monheim-Süd junction. This work, which lasts to 4 February, will affect travel to the Bayer 04 Bundesliga home game against Borussia Mönchengladbach (Saturday 27 January, 18.30 CET). The latest updates.
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Orange Your City: BayArena floodlit in Orange
Bayer 04 are again participating in the Orange Your City campaign on this year's International Day For the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The BayArena will be floodlit in orange from 17.002 23.00 CET on 25 November.
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World Prematurity Day: BayArena again lit up in purple
Bayer 04 Leverkusen will send out a colourful message for the eighth year in succession: The BayArena will be lit up in purple from 17.00 to 22.00 CET today Friday 17 November to mark World Prematurity Day.
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