Weserstadion Tickets

Stadium facts

Weserstadion key facts

Home team

Werder Bremen

Capacity

42,100

Opened

1947

Owner

Bremer Weser-Stadion GmbH (owned half by Werder Bremen and half by the city of Bremen)

Pitch size

105 × 68 m

Postcode

28205

• In 1992 it became the first stadium in Germany with executive boxes.
• The Wuseum, Werder’s club museum, opened in the stadium in December 2004.
• The record crowd for a Germany international here is 37,800, for a friendly against France in 2012.
• A 41,500 sell-out watched Atlas Delmenhorst play Werder here in the 2019 DFB-Pokal first round, under a special DFB exemption.
• A 2014 Euro 2016 qualifier against Gibraltar was moved to Nuremberg after a dispute over police costs.

History

About Weserstadion

Sport has been played on the Peterswerder site beside the Weser since 1909, and the ground received its first grandstand in 1926. It was renamed Bremer Kampfbahn in 1934 and called IKE-Stadion from 1945 to 1947 before becoming the Weserstadion. In 2002 the pitch was lowered by 2.1 metres and the athletics track partly removed, and a 2008–2011 rebuild costing €76.5 million replaced both ends and added a new roof and a façade covered in photovoltaic panels. The ground carried the sponsor name Wohninvest Weserstadion from 2019 until June 2024.

Seating layout

Weserstadion seating plan & capacity

A rectangular, fully roofed ground since the 2008–2011 rebuild, with roughly 10,600 standing places for league games. The most vocal home support is in the Ostkurve.

• Ostkurve

  The east end, where Werder’s home support mainly gathers.

• Westkurve

  The west end, rebuilt with the Ostkurve in the 2008–2011 redevelopment.

• Nordgerade

  The north side stand, with four office towers built behind it in 2004.

• Südgerade

  The south side stand, whose façade carries photovoltaic cells.

Getting there

How to get to Weserstadion

Weserstadion is at 28205, Bremen, Germany.

Bus

Tram line 3 to Am Weserstadion, about 5 minutes’ walk; lines 2 and 10 to St.-Jürgen-Straße, about 10 minutes’ walk.

Parking

Car parks 1 to 6 at the stadium are closed on matchdays except to permit holders, and the surrounding streets are closed; the operator recommends public transport or cycling.

FAQ

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