Bayer 04 fans who will already be in Berlin the day before the final or who come from the Berlin/Brandenburg area are warmly invited. Starting at 17:00 CEST, everyone can get in the mood for the Werkself's upcoming final - also the last competitive match of this already extraordinary season - in an exuberant atmosphere.
The fan party is taking place at Pirates Berlin (Mühlenstraße 78 - 80, 10243 Berlin), located directly at the East Side Gallery and the Spree. The location can be reached on public transport with the S-Bahn to the Warschauer Straße stop, or with U-Bahn lines U1 or U3 to the Schlesisches Tor or Warschauer Straße stations. With its outdoor and indoor areas, Pirates offers the opportunity to celebrate together whatever the weather.
Tickets are priced at €10 per person. The admission fee also includes one free drink. In addition, an ample selection of food and drinks will be available to all guests throughout the evening on a self-pay basis. Various DJs will accompany the evening with music in the outdoor and indoor areas, while well-known Bayer 04 personalities will also be present at the party.
Tickets go on open sale on Friday 3 May at 12:00 CEST and can be purchased until midnight on 24 May - as long as tickets are available. A maximum of two tickets can be purchased per person for the Bayer 04 club party.
So, start your cup final weekend with us and many other Bayer 04 fans. We look forward to seeing you lots of there and an enjoyable evening in black and red!
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