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13.01.2022Bayer 04

#B04FCA in front of 750 spectators – Tickets go to season card holders

Based on the new coronavirus protection order from the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, a reduced number of spectators are permitted again for the next Werkself home game. A total of 750 supporters will be allowed to attend the match at the BayArena against FC Augsburg on Saturday, 22 January (kick-off: 1530 CET). Tickets are exclusively on sale to the holders of season cards who have opted for the 'draw bowl' option.
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Following the first home game in the New Year against Union Berlin (2-2) behind closed doors, Bayer 04 are able to allow spectators into the BayArena for the second home game in 2022: 750 supporters can attend the match against Augsburg who are currently sixteenth in the table. One third of the permitted capacity will go to the VIP areas in the West and South Stands at the BayArena. The other 500 tickets will be for the blocks F1 and F4 in the West Stand.

Tickets for the West Stand (public area) will go exclusively to holders of season cards who have opted for the 'draw bowl' option. Allocation will be done according to the principle of first-come, first-served. Season cardholders will be informed of the exact procedure via email in the next few days. Tickets for blocks F1 and F4 cost €15 full price (concessions: Youth €7.50, Children €5).

2G in Public area – 2G+ in VIP area

The 2G rule applies in the public area, which means only recovered or vaccinated spectators are allowed in the stadium. In the VIP area, a certified test is also required, i.e. 2G+ or full vaccination including a booster.

Medical-grade face masks (surgical masks or FFP2) must be worn throughout the stadium and may only be removed at the seat. Bayer 04 recommend wearing a medical mask throughout the whole time spent at the stadium and surrounding areas.

no free use of ÖPNV – parking under the flyover

Free use of the ÖPNV Transport system is not covered by the ticket and there will also be no shuttle bus service. There will however be a large number of car park spaces free of charge under the motorway flyover.

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