On Saturday afternoon (November 2nd/1pm) SV Darmstadt 98 will be guests at Greuther Fürth. Important advance information: There will be a box office on Saturday; Surcharge per ticket: 1.50 euros.
Stadium Address:
Sportpark Ronhof | Thomas Sommer; Flurstraße 75, 90765 Fürth
By car from the north/east:
A3 to the Fürth-Erlangen motorway junction, continue on the A73 towards Fürth to the Poppenreuth exit.
By car from West/East:
A6 to the Nürnberg-Süd motorway junction, continue towards Fürth. At Nürnberg-Hafen Ost in the direction of Nürnberg center. Straight ahead onto the Frankenschnellweg (A73) to the Poppenreuth exit.
By car from the south:
A9 at the Nürnberg-Feucht triangle on the A73 towards Fürth/Nürnberg to the Nürnberg-Hafen Ost junction. Continue towards Nürnberg center. Straight ahead onto the Frankenschnellweg (A73) to the Poppenreuth exit.
By public transport:
From Fürth main station/town hall, take bus numbers 173, 174, or 177 to the “Friedhof” stop. From there it is a short walk via Alte Reutstrasse into Flurstrasse and the guest area.
For home games with a large number of spectators, special buses are also used, which travel directly from the main train station/town hall to the Ronhof | sports park Thomas Sommer drive.
Car, nine-seater:
For visiting fans, the IKEA parking lot is available on Hans-Vogel-Straße, which can be reached via the Fürth-Poppenreuth exit on the A73. Please only use the parking spaces at “Parken 1” & “Parken 2”.
Coaches:
Guest fan buses park in the guest bus parking lot right in front of the guest entrance at the stadium. Via the Fürth-Poppenreuth exit of the A73, Laubenweg, Alte Reutstrasse and Flurstrasse you can reach the new guest bus parking lot directly at the guest entrance to the stadium according to the signs.
Stadium opening/box office: Admission to the guest block and the guest box office open 90 minutes before the start of the game. Cash and card payments are possible at the box office.
Guest blocks: For guest fans in the Ronhof sports park | Thomas Sommer the following blocks are designated: Block O (1400 standing room), Block P (900 seats). You can find the guest cash desk in the guest area to the left of the guest entrance (coming from the parking lot past the guest entrance).
Access controls: There is a guest entrance with access control available, where one or both sides are opened depending on the number of spectators. If it is busy, please use the second side of the guest entrance (coming from the bus parking lot past the first isolation systems and the evidence chamber) to avoid long waiting times at the entrances.
Important: There is no way to get from the arcade path to the guest block. Access to blocks O and P is only via Flurstrasse.
Bags and backpacks: Fanny packs and smaller handbags are permitted in the guest area, but will be checked accordingly by security. Backpacks and large handbags, as well as items not permitted according to stadium regulations, must be handed in at the entrance for a fee of 1 euro. You can find the drop-off between the two stadium entrances. Since the possibility of handing over bags is limited, they should be left on buses and cars if possible.
Catering in the stadium: In addition, one 0.5 l TetraPak per person is permitted; bottles of any kind are prohibited in the stadium! The drop-off point is located in the container between the two sides of the guest entrance.
Catering: Cash and card payments are possible in the stadium. Full beer is served without exception.
Home standing blocks: Access to standing blocks 2, 3, 12 and 4 is generally prohibited for fans of the visiting club. Persons who can be identified as away fans either clearly or through conspicuous behavior will be brought to the away area by the security service, if there is space, or expelled from the stadium.
Taking photo/video cameras: Taking digital cameras into the Ronhof sports park | Thomas Sommer is allowed. It is generally forbidden to take video cameras and professional photography equipment such as SLR cameras with you. Commercial use of private images is not permitted.
Fan paraphernalia permitted
Prohibited fan paraphernalia
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