Fans looking to attend Deutsche Bank Park, also known as Frankfurt Arena, can buy tickets with ease and convenience with SeatPick. The home ground of German club Eintracht Frankfurt, this stunning venue is set to host four matches at UEFA Euro 2024. Buy Deutsche Bank Park tickets with SeatPick to ensure a 100% ticket guarantee on all purchases.
Deutsche Bank Park has a capacity of 46,000.
Address: Mörfelder Landstraße 362, , 60528
City: Frankfurt
Country: Germany
Phone Number: +4969238080121
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Website https://www.deutschebankpark.de
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Deutsche Bank Park (known as Frankfurt Arena for the Euro 2024 tournament) is one of the oldest professional football grounds in Germany.
It was one of 12 match venues at the 2006 FIFA World Cup, setting the scene for a tight quarter-final clash between Brazil and France, and it is also set to host five fixtures at Euro 2024.
Originally called Waldstadion, this stadium first opened back in 1925. After several renovations over the years, Deutsche Bank Park has a capacity of around 50,000.
Since the venue opened it has been the home ground of Eintracht Frankfurt.
Deutsche Bank Park, under the name Frankfurt Arena, is one of 10 venues being used to host games at the upcoming Euro 2024 finals.
The stadium is set to host four matches during the group stage followed by one Round of 16 tie. Fans looking to attend this great venue at Euro 2024 are encouraged to buy tickets easily and safely with SeatPick.
These are the exact dates of Euro 2024 matches at Frankfurt Arena:
• 17 June: Belgium vs Slovakia (Group E)
• 20 June: Denmark vs England (Group C)
• 23 June: Switzerland vs Germany (Group A)
• 26 June: Slovakia vs Romania (Group E)
• 1 July: 1F vs 3A/B/C (Round of 16)