When do away tickets go on sale?
As usual, the tickets for away games go on sale around four weeks before the relevant match.
Who can buy away tickets?
On the one hand, there will be the usual sales period for Bayer 04 Club members, which generally start on Wednesdays around four weeks before the relevant match. In addition, there would be the newly introduced Regulars phase two days before Club sales.
What is the Regulars phase?
During the Regulars phase, there will be an exclusive sales period for Bayer 04 Club members who attended a minimum of Werkself away games last season. For the 2025/26 season, fans must have bought tickets for at least ten Werkself away games in the 2024/25 season. The minimum number of ticket purchases will be set before each season. All fans affected will be informed about advance sales. There is more information on the Regulars phase below.
How are tickets allocated during the sales phases?
A maximum of 50% of the allocation available will be issued during the regulars phase and to away season cards. That ensures that all other Bayer 04 Club members have the opportunity to get away tickets.
How will fans get away tickets in the 2025/26 season?
The aim this season is to make tickets available to fans as soon and as easily as possible. Away tickets will be exclusively available via the Bayer 04 app provided that is agreed with the home club.
When do tickets go on sale for the first away game?
The tickets for the first round tie in the DFB Pokal away to SG Sonnenhof Großaspach go on sale at noon CEST on Wednesday, 16 July. The Regulars phase will start at noon CEST on Monday, 14 July.
What is the Regulars phase?
How does the Regulars phase work?
Is it possible to join the Regulars phase during the season?
How are Regulars kept up-to-date?
Can Regulars buy another ticket during the members sales period?
Can non-members buy tickets in the Regulars phase?
Is there an allocation for fan club buses?
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