Available 27 June: 2023/24 season card
Check it out Bayer 04 fans: Season cards for the forthcoming 2023/24 season go on open sale on Tuesday 27 June at noon. The latest information.
Would you like to try out a seat at the BayArena to see what you can expect? No problem. Once again this year, Bayer 04 are offering the opportunity free of charge. The new date is Thursday 6 July (15.00 to 18.00 CEST).
Ticket prices:
- Season card prices remain unchanged for the new campaign (see graphic)..
Season caed options:
- The following season ticket options are available:
- Option 1 Bundesliga (17 Werkself Bundesliga home games)
- Option 2 BundesligaPLUS (17 Werkself Bundesliga home games plus all additional matches in the season at the match ticket price minus 20% discount)
How to order:
- Online at the Ticket web shop
- In person at the Bayer 04 shop in Leverkusen-Wiesdorf as well as the Bayer 04 shop at the BayArena
- By calling the service centre on 0049 (0)214 5000 190
Payment methods:
- Web shop: Direct debit, credit card or PayPal
- At the Bayer 04 shops and over the phone: Direct debit, credit card
Further information:
- There is no limit to the number of tickets.
- From the 2023/24 season, season cards are no longer automatically issued as print@home tickets. They are exclusively available on the Bayer 04 app.
be at all the away games too
- The away season card also goes on sale at noon on Tuesday 27 June. Information is available HERE.
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