On Sunday afternoon (November 30th, 1:30pm), SV Darmstadt 98 will play away against SV 07 Elversberg. This announcement provides you with all the important information for your visit to the stadium.
By car:
Navigation address for the Sinnerthal Park & Ride: Redener Straße 20, 66540 Neunkirchen
Parking is limited at and around the URSAPHARM Arena. A Park & Ride lot with a shuttle service to the stadium has been set up for visiting fans arriving by car. Visiting fans arriving independently are therefore requested to use only the Sinnerthal Park & Ride and carpool. Approximately 300 parking spaces are available free of charge. A shuttle will run every 15 minutes from the Park & Ride directly to the stadium. Please note that parking outside the designated Park & Ride lot is not possible due to limited capacity. Alternatively, we recommend traveling by train to the train stations in St. Ingbert or Neunkirchen.
By coach:
A limited number of parking spaces are available for fan buses directly at the entrance to the away section in the P-Guest parking lot at the URSAPHARM Arena. Please note: For security reasons, priority must be given to vehicles belonging to active fan groups. If there are not enough bus spaces available, the buses in question will be directed to a free parking area near the stadium.
By public transport:
Arrival to/from St. Ingbert train station:
A shuttle service is available from here, taking away fans to the stadium every 15 minutes.
Arrival to/from Neunkirchen Saar train station:
A shuttle service is also available from here, taking away fans to the stadium every 15 minutes.
– Stadium address: Lindenstraße 7, 66583 Spiesen-Elversberg
– Stadium opening: The URSAPHARM Arena will open 1.5 hours before the start of the match against Darmstadt (12 noon).
– Box office: There will be no box office for away fans on Saturday, as the away section is sold out.
– Entry checks: Please observe the stadium regulations and the guidelines of SV 07 Elversberg. Entry checks and instructions from security personnel are also for your safety.
– Fans with stadium bans: For arriving fans with a nationwide stadium ban, there is generally no possibility of staying in the vicinity of the stadium perimeter.
– Backpacks/Bags: There are only a few and limited storage options in and around the away section of the URSAPHARM Arena. Therefore, we ask you to leave your luggage and bags on the bus/in your car or, if possible, in a locker at the train station. Waist bags, chest bags, and fanny packs are permitted inside the stadium.
– Drinks: Generally, bringing drinks is prohibited. Exceptions apply to children up to 6 years old accompanied by their parents. Tetra Paks up to 200ml are permitted for this age group.
– 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 also not permitted. Power banks are also not allowed in the stadium.
– Alcohol: Persons behaving conspicuously and offensively due to excessive alcohol consumption may be refused entry at the discretion of the security staff. Full-strength beer will be served during our game.
– Catering: Food and drinks can be paid for in the guest area with cash or cashless payment at the respective sales stands. Here you can get: bratwurst, bologna, meatballs, pretzels, and Margherita pizza.
– Entry for away fans into blocks Bl, B2 and Cl is prohibited, especially if one is identifiable as an opposing fan.
Permitted fan materials:
– Small waving flags and double holders up to 2m pole length (poles made of plastic/PVC conduit, visible, max. diameter 3cm).
– Up to 10 large waving flags over 2m in length with telescopic poles or plastic tubes. Already allocated.
– 5 drums, open at the bottom or with a visible bottom, including one set of drumsticks per drum (only permitted in the standing area). Already allocated.
– 5 megaphones (only allowed in the standing area). Already allocated.
– Fence flags.
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