Blue and white power: 5000 fans on Gelsenkirchen for a big game!

Blue and white power: 5000 fans on Gelsenkirchen for a big game!

In Gelsenkirchen there will be a big clash on the coming matchday, in which around 5000 fans of the blue and white team will support the players in the stadium. These magnificent colors are not only a sign of support, but also proof of the passionate followers that the team will cheer on in this important game. For fans who want to buy tickets on site, there is a box office at the East 2 entrance, where seat cards are available from around 50 euros.

In order to get to your goal safely, it is important to know the best travel options. Regardless of whether you come by car or public transport, the accessibility of the stadium in Gelsenkirchen is well regulated. If you arrive from the A2, you can get directly to the stadium via extensions 6 (Gelsenkirchen-Buer) or 7 (Herten). From the A42 the exit 17 (Gelsenkirchen-Schalke) is the way to the stadium parking spaces.

arrival by car and bus

Visitors who arrive by car or bus can reach the guest parking spaces via the Berni Klodt-Weg, 45891 Gelsenkirchen. For buses that turn from the Berni Klodt-Weg, a parking fee of 20 euros falls in the Gelsenwasser parking lot, which must be paid for when entering. Cars and 9-seater vehicles have the option of parking in the E2 parking lot, where the parking fee is 5 euros. This can be paid for both parking machines and by app. A special advantage: If you arrive two hours before the kick -off, you can park free of charge.

Additional information about the parking process is available and help fans to ensure a smooth journey. The train travelers are not neglected either; You can plan your way through Gelsenkirchen Central Station, where shuttle buses are available at the southern outcome to bring the fans to the venue.

journey by public transport

Stadtbahn line 302 is a practical option for those who want to get from the train station to the arena. The Willy-Brandt-Allee stop is suitable for people with restricted mobility, as it is available free of charge and only requires a short walk to the arena. At this stop there are clearly recognizable signage that show the way to the arena. If questions or uncertainties, the Schalke 04-volunteer can help at the entrances. You recognize the team by their green jackets.

With a well -organized journey and an enthusiastic audience, the game in Gelsenkirchen promises to become an unforgettable event. For further information and special information that affects the journey and parking, fans can access the official pages and the resources mentioned. So nothing stands in the way of an exciting match day!