We will set off for Freiburg by coach on Saturday morning. On arrival we will have the chance to take a closer look at Freiburg, enjoy the benefits of Germany's most southerly city and get in the mood for Sunday. The night from Saturday to Sunday will be spent at a youth hostel near the stadium.
A busy day on Sunday will start with a communal breakfast. You will then have the unique opportunity of working with members of the SC Freiburg youth club in producing a fan choreograph. This will be displayed at the Schwarzwald Stadium before kick-off. You can add your own personal touch to this unforgettable experience of a Bundesliga game against SC Freiburg. And, of course, you will be able to watch our Werkself live at the stadium in the afternoon.
If you want to join in, then just e-mail teens@bayer04.de before 7 April. The cost of the tour is 79 euros for Teens and 99 euros for friends. The price includes coach travel, bed and breakfast in a youth hostel, match tickets and support from qualified staff.
Further information:
Date: Saturday 22 April
Meeting point: 09.45 CET, Marienburger Straße/Tannenbergstraße; under the motorway flyover
Departure for Freiburg: 10.00 CET
Arrival in Leverkusen: on Sunday 23 April at approx. 23.00 CET
Price: 79 euros for Teens, 99 euros for friends
Closing date: 7 April 2017
Minimum number of participants: 15
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