The UEFA Champions League package for all three Werkself home games in the group stage have been available since last week and continue to be available. Up to the first home match, all three games at the BayArena against Juventus, Atlético Madrid and Lokomotiv Moscow can be purchased as a package. Anybody taking advantage of this offer will receive a discount of 10% on the price of individual matchday tickets.
Individual tickets for the first the Werkself game in the group stage are available to Bayer 04 Club members from Tuesday three September at 10.00 CET. tickets for the second game in the group stage go on sale from Tuesday 10 December at 10.00 CET – once again Club members have priority.
Ticket sales for all other matches in the group stage begin four weeks before the particular match. Information on ticket sales will be provided in good time on bayer04.de.
Information on open sales to follow.
The prices for the UEFA Champions League games are equivalent to the Bundesliga Category A matches. Season card holders with the 'BundesligaPLUS' option will receive a discount of 20% per game from Monday 2 September and the season card will automatically be activated as usual.
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