Bayer 04 fans, who do not want to miss the Werkself's third pre-season friendly, can secure tickets for the game against Wuppertaler SV via the online ticket shop.
Standing tickets in the visitors' section in the South Stand are available for ten euros full price and seven euros for concessions. Children from seven to eleven years of age can see the Werkself take on Wuppertal for four euros. Tickets for the stands are available for the same prices with a free choice of seats in this part of the ground.
Tickets for seats in the main stand are available for 18 euros (concessions 14 euros) and nine euros for children. Families of two adults and two children can take advantage of the family ticket in Block Q in the main stand for just 38 euros.
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