Darmstadt 98 will play their second DFB Cup match against SV Elversberg tomorrow, Tuesday, October 27th. Fans wishing to support the team in person can find all the important information about traveling and attending the match in the fan information.
By Car:
Only limited parking is available at and around the URSAPHARMArena. For visiting fans arriving by car, a free Park & Ride facility with a free shuttle service to the stadium has been set up. Visiting fans are therefore requested to use only the Wellesweiler Visitor Park & Ride (GPS address: Lichtenkopfer Weg 1, 66450 Bexbach) and to carpool. Approximately 300 parking spaces are available free of charge there. Fans will be shuttled from there directly to the visitor entrance every 15 minutes, free of charge. Please note that parking outside the aforementioned Park & Ride facility is not possible due to limited capacity. We generally recommend traveling by train to the train stations in St. Ingbert or Neunkirchen. Free shuttle buses also run from these stations.
Coaches:
A limited number of parking spaces for up to 8 coaches are available directly at the away entrance in the P-Guest parking area of the URSAPHARM Arena. Additional coaches will be parked approximately 500 metres from the stadium along the L112 by prior arrangement. Depending on the number of coaches, several minibuses/cars belonging to the fan scene may also be accommodated in the P-Guest parking area near the away section. This must be clarified in advance. Please observe the match-day recommendations of the police and security personnel!
Public Transport:
Arrival to/from St. Ingbert train station: A free shuttle service is available from here, taking away fans to the stadium every 15 minutes.
Arrival to/from Neunkirchen Saar train station: A free shuttle service is available from here, taking away fans to the stadium every 15 minutes.
Stadium Opening: The stadium opens 90 minutes before kickoff, so on Tuesday at 7:15pm.
Ticket Office: Day tickets for the away section will be available at clearing point D7. This opens 90 minutes before kickoff, along with the stadium.
Security Checks: Entrance checks and instructions from security personnel are also for your safety. The club’s measures are supported by the police and will be enforced if necessary.
Backpacks/Bags: There are only a few free storage options in the away section. Therefore, it is best to leave bags in your vehicle or in a locker at the stadium. Waist bags, chest bags, and belt bags are permitted inside the stadium.
Drinks: Bringing drinks into the stadium is generally prohibited. Exceptions apply to children up to 6 years old accompanied by their parents. Tetra Paks up to 200ml are permitted for them.
Power Banks/Cameras: Cameras (video and photo) for commercial use/publication are prohibited. Furthermore, telephoto and interchangeable lenses, as well as any other accessories (tripods and camera cases), are not permitted. Power banks are also not allowed in the stadium.
Alcohol: Individuals behaving conspicuously and disruptively due to excessive alcohol consumption may be refused entry at the discretion of the security staff. Full-strength beer will be served at the game.
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