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Here you can find general information on how to buy tickets for HSV home games.

Please note that at the current time tickets for HSV home games can only be purchased by season ticket holders due to the ongoing effects of the coronavirus pandemic. We hope to be able to welcome back more fans to the Volksparkstadion soon!

Here is a quick overview of the stadium and some FAQs:

Is it true free travel to and from the game is included in the cost of my ticket?

As is normal in Germany, the cost of a match ticket also includes free travel on public transport to and from the game. A ticket to a HSV home game entitles you to one free journey to AND from the game on the HVV network, which is the public transport network in Hamburg. This included rings A-F, so you can travel from as far away as Oedel to the Volksparkstadion for free. More information on how to get to the ground and the HVV network can be found here.

Where is the best atmosphere at the Volksparkstadion?

The best atmosphere at the Volksparkstadion, like at the majority of German football grounds, comes from the standing section. The standing section in the Volksparkstadion is located in the Nordtribüne (North Stand) from blocks 22-28A. There are no assigned places to stand in the standing section, you can choose where you stand within the block that you bought your ticket in. These areas of the stadium fill up the quickest before kick-off, so we would recommend getting to your place in plenty of time to secure the best standing positions/best views. However, please be aware that the standing section is the most popular part of the ground and very few, if any, standing tickets go on general sale.

Can I print my ticket at home?

Unfortunately we don't have a Print @ Home option for our tickets just yet but it should be out at some point in the near future.

I've ordered my tickets online but am not sure if they will turn up in time? What can I do?

This isn't a problem at all! If you have ordered tickets via the Online Shop but they don't turn up before you leave for Hamburg, all you have to do is send an email to info@hsv.de The ticket office will then print off another copy of your tickets which you will be able to pick up from the ticket office on matchday. Therefore it's best to buy tickets in advance, rather than waiting until matchday, as even if they don't arrive in time then you still have them reserved. On top of that, you can only get reduced tickets (e.g. student, OAP, etc.) before matchday.

Where's the best place to sit if you're with your family/young children?

There is a designated family block at the Volksparkstadion, which can be found in blocks 8A-C, in the south-east corner of the stadium. Children's tickets can be bought at a discounted rate in this block, with two reduced-rate children's tickets being able to be bought with every full-priced adult ticket. Smoking is permitted in most of the stadium, but is not permitted in blocks 7-9A/B/C, which includes the family block.

How much does a ticket cost?

The price of a ticket depends on each game. By clicking on the stadium block plan below, you can see a rough outline of where each price category is in the stadium, but it is meant purely as a guide and where each price category is in the stadium depends on the game. You can see much tickets cost for each home game here.
Where are the away fans at the ground? The away fans are situated in the south-west corner of the stadium, in blocks 14A and 14B, and usually 14C as well. Tickets for the away section can only be bought via the visiting team.

Contact information for ticketing

HSV Service Center

Sylvesterallee 7

22525 Hamburg

tel: +49 40 4155-1887 (option 1&3)

fax: +49 40 04155-2036

E-Mail: info@hsv.de

Visiting the Volksparkstadion

Here you can find the most important information for your visit:
Your journey to the stadium From the underground stations Stellingen and Othmarschen shuttle buses run to the Volksparkstadion before the game as well as from the Volksparkstadion back to the stations after the game. The shuttle service starts when the stadium opens, usually around 2 hours before kick-off. Parking spaces are available next to the stadium for €7 per car. If you are travelling and using your own coach, it costs €15 to park at the Volksparkstadion, and the car park for coaches is located at the Schnackenburgallee close to the A7-exit "Volkspark". More information regarding your journey to the Volksparkstadion can be found here.
Collecting tickets at the stadium / Problems with admission If you have chosen to collect your tickets at the stadium, you can collect them at the HSV-Ticketbox. The HSV-Ticketbox is a blue container located at the North-East entrance to the stadium on Sylvesterallee (Eingang Nord-Ost). The HSV-Ticketbox opens 2 hours before kick-off and is also available if you have any problems regarding admission or tickets.
Upgrading tickets If you want to upgrade your child, youth or disabled ticket to a full-price ticket then please talk to the staff at the HSV Ticket Box at the North-East entrance (Eingang Nord-Ost). For a matchday ticket you simply pay the difference in price, for season tickets you pay the ticket price minus 1/17th of the cost of your season ticket.
Stadium opening times The gates are opened at the Volksparkstadion one-and-a-half hours before kick-off. For big games or games with a large amount of public interest it is likely that the stadium will be opened two hours before kick-off.
HSV Museum opening times on matchday The HSV Museum opens on matchdays at 10am and closes when the game kicks off. You can visit the HSV Museum via the North-East entrance (Eingang Nord-Ost). Stadium tours are also possible on matchday. Information on our exclusive matchday tours and the prices can be found here.
Food & drink at the Volksparkstadion and at the stadium restaurant "Die Raute" The catering company 'Aramark' provide all guests at the Volksparkstadion with food and drink, which can be bought at various locations around the entire stadium. The stadium restaurant 'Die Raute' is located by the north-east entrance to the stadium (Eingang Nord-Ost), opens 2 hours before kick-off and stays open after the game. Bringing your own food and drink is permitted, but only bottles up to 0.2L are allowed, and no alcoholic beverages can be brought into the stadium with you. Alcoholic beverages can of course be bought from the many booths and sellers on the concourse.
Questions on matchday: HSV Service Centre The HSV Service Centre will be there to answer any questions that you have about your visit to the Volksparkstadion from 10am on matchdays, either in person at the north-east corner of the stadium or via phone on +4940 4155 1887.
Questions on matchday: The HSV Helpers The HSV Helpers can be found at all of the entrances to the stadium, and will also be happy to answer any queries that you may have. You can recognise the HSV Helpers from their red jackets.
Free Programme "HSVlive Stadionheft" The HSV Helpers also hand out free copies of the club's programme/magazine, known as "HSVlive". You can also read the programme online here You can also find it via the HSV App HSV-App (iOS) / HSV-App (Android) or with the „HSVlive Stadionheft-App“ (iOS) / „HSVlive Stadionheft-App“ (Android)
Box Office on matchday On matchday, you can buy tickets via the HSV hotline or at the Ticket Office at the stadium. The Ticket Office opens two hours before kick-off. Tickets can also be bought at all HSV club shops in the city centre as well as at official external sale partners.
WiFi inside the Volksparkstadion Free Wi-Fi is available at every seat at the Volksparkstadion. To use the service, connect to the ‘HSV free Wifi’ network.
Visiting the Volksparkstadion with a disibility The entrance for wheelchair users is at the south-east corner of the stadium. HSV helpers will be able to help you ride up any wheelchair ramps. People with severe disabilities can park in the yellow (Gelb) car park in front of the stadium, the entrance to which is from the Schnackenburgallee.
Baby changing facilities There is a baby changing room at the stadium restaurant ‘Die Raute’. The restaurant is open to all visitors to the Volksparkstadion and can be accessed through the north-east staircase.

Here you can find the most important information for your visit:

Your journey to the stadium

From the underground stations Stellingen and Othmarschen shuttle buses run to the Volksparkstadion before the game as well as from the Volksparkstadion back to the stations after the game. The shuttle service starts when the stadium opens, usually around 2 hours before kick-off.

Parking spaces are available next to the stadium for €7 per car. If you are travelling and using your own coach, it costs €15 to park at the Volksparkstadion, and the car park for coaches is located at the Schnackenburgallee close to the A7-exit "Volkspark". More information regarding your journey to the Volksparkstadion can be found here.

Collecting tickets at the stadium / Problems with admission

If you have chosen to collect your tickets at the stadium, you can collect them at the HSV-Ticketbox. The HSV-Ticketbox is a blue container located at the North-East entrance to the stadium on Sylvesterallee (Eingang Nord-Ost). The HSV-Ticketbox opens 2 hours before kick-off and is also available if you have any problems regarding admission or tickets.

Upgrading tickets

If you want to upgrade your child, youth or disabled ticket to a full-price ticket then please talk to the staff at the HSV Ticket Box at the North-East entrance (Eingang Nord-Ost). For a matchday ticket you simply pay the difference in price, for season tickets you pay the ticket price minus 1/17th of the cost of your season ticket.

Stadium opening times

The gates are opened at the Volksparkstadion one-and-a-half hours before kick-off. For big games or games with a large amount of public interest it is likely that the stadium will be opened two hours before kick-off.

HSV Museum opening times on matchday

The HSV Museum opens on matchdays at 10am and closes when the game kicks off. You can visit the HSV Museum via the North-East entrance (Eingang Nord-Ost). Stadium tours are also possible on matchday. Information on our exclusive matchday tours and the prices can be found here.

Food & drink at the Volksparkstadion and at the stadium restaurant "Die Raute"

The catering company 'Aramark' provide all guests at the Volksparkstadion with food and drink, which can be bought at various locations around the entire stadium. The stadium restaurant 'Die Raute' is located by the north-east entrance to the stadium (Eingang Nord-Ost), opens 2 hours before kick-off and stays open after the game. Bringing your own food and drink is permitted, but only bottles up to 0.2L are allowed, and no alcoholic beverages can be brought into the stadium with you. Alcoholic beverages can of course be bought from the many booths and sellers on the concourse.

Questions on matchday: HSV Service Centre

The HSV Service Centre will be there to answer any questions that you have about your visit to the Volksparkstadion from 10am on matchdays, either in person at the north-east corner of the stadium or via phone on +4940 4155 1887.

Questions on matchday: The HSV Helpers

The HSV Helpers can be found at all of the entrances to the stadium, and will also be happy to answer any queries that you may have. You can recognise the HSV Helpers from their red jackets.

Free Programme "HSVlive Stadionheft"

The HSV Helpers also hand out free copies of the club's programme/magazine, known as "HSVlive". You can also read the programme online here You can also find it via the HSV App HSV-App (iOS) / HSV-App (Android) or with the „HSVlive Stadionheft-App“ (iOS) / „HSVlive Stadionheft-App“ (Android)

Box Office on matchday

On matchday, you can buy tickets via the HSV hotline or at the Ticket Office at the stadium. The Ticket Office opens two hours before kick-off. Tickets can also be bought at all HSV club shops in the city centre as well as at official external sale partners.

WiFi inside the Volksparkstadion

Free Wi-Fi is available at every seat at the Volksparkstadion. To use the service, connect to the ‘HSV free Wifi’ network.

Visiting the Volksparkstadion with a disibility

The entrance for wheelchair users is at the south-east corner of the stadium. HSV helpers will be able to help you ride up any wheelchair ramps. People with severe disabilities can park in the yellow (Gelb) car park in front of the stadium, the entrance to which is from the Schnackenburgallee.

Baby changing facilities

There is a baby changing room at the stadium restaurant ‘Die Raute’. The restaurant is open to all visitors to the Volksparkstadion and can be accessed through the north-east staircase.

Items allowed to bring with you:

• camera (as long as photos only for private use)

• Seat cushion and blankets

• Bottles up to 0.2L

• e-cigarettes

• Rucksacks and bags no bigger than A4

Items you're not allowed to bring with you:

• Items which can be thrown (e.g. deodorant cans, perfume bottles or other hard items)

• Weapons (knifes, sharp objects)

• Pyrotechnics

• Buggy

• Alcoholic drinks

• Mobile phone charger