Away tickets for Borussia Dortmund game
The Werkself are away to Borussia Dortmund on Bundesliga Matchday 16. The game at the Signal Iduna Park on Friday, 10 January 2025, kicks off at 20.30 CET. Read on for information on ticket sales.
Tickets go on exclusive sale to Bayer 04 Club members and season card holders on Wednesday, 11 December at noon CET. Sales end on 6 January 2025 – providing tickets are still available.
Seating/standing allocation:
- Standing Blocks 8, 60, 61: €19.50 Euro
- Standing Block 60 concessions: €13.00
- Seated Block 55 (Category 4): €56.00
- Seated Block 56 (Category 4): €56.00
- Seated Block 58 (Category 5): €46.00
- Seated Block 59 (Category 5): €46.00
- Seated Block 58 (Category 6): €36.00
- Seated Block 57 (Category 5): €46.00
- Seated Block 57 (Category 6): €36.00
- Seated Block 70 (Category 3): €61.00
- Seated Block 75 (Category 5): €46.00
- Seated Block 75 (Category 6): €36.00
- Special block (Wheelchair users plus carer): €16.00 (tickets available on request from Bayer 04)
- Special block (Visually impaired plus carer): €16.00 (tickets available on request from Bayer 04)
Please note: Seated blocks are released in succession.
How to order:
- Online at the Ticket web shop
Distribution:
- Tickets are available as print@home-tickets.
Queue for online shop:
- A waiting room for the shop will open at 11.45 CET.
- Fans will be able to enter the Bayer 04 online shop from noon in random order.
- The time fans enter the digital waiting room does not affect the order. There is no advantage to queuing early.
- All other fans join the back of the queue from noon.
Further information:
- Ticket limit: 1 (standing), 2 (seated)
- Concessions: Under 18's
- Ticket prices include a one euro administration fee
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