On Sunday (April 19th/1:30pm), Darmstadt 98 will play away against Greuther Fürth. To ensure you are fully prepared for the away match against the Cloverleaf, we have compiled all the important information for your visit to the stadium.
Arrival/Parking by Car and Nine-Seater:
Stadium Address: Sportpark Ronhof | Thomas Sommer; Flurstraße 75, 90765 Fürth
For GPS navigation: Flurstr. 75, 90765 Fürth
By car from the north/east:
Take the A3 to the Fürth-Erlangen interchange, then continue on the A73 towards Fürth until the Poppenreuth exit.
By car from the west/east:
Take the A6 to the Nürnberg-South interchange, then continue towards Fürth. At Nürnberg-Hafen Ost, follow signs for Nürnberg city centre. Continue straight ahead on the Frankenschnellweg (A73) until the Poppenreuth exit.
By car from the south:
Take the A9 at the Nürnberg-Feucht interchange onto the A73 towards Fürth/Nürnberg until the Nürnberg-Hafen Ost interchange. Continue towards Nürnberg city centre. Continue straight ahead on the Frankenschnellweg (A73) until the Poppenreuth exit.
Parking for cars and nine-seater vans: Visiting fans can park in the IKEA parking lot on Hans-Vogel-Straße, accessible via the Fürth-Poppenreuth exit of the A73 motorway. Please use only the parking spaces marked „Parking 1“ and „Parking 2“.
Arrival/Parking by coach:
Visiting coaches should park in the designated coach parking area directly in front of the away entrance at the stadium. Take the Fürth-Poppenreuth exit of the A73 motorway, then follow Laubenweg, Alte Reutstraße, and Flurstraße to reach the new coach parking area directly at the away entrance of the stadium, following the signs.
For GPS navigation: Flurstr. 75, 90765 Fürth
Arrival/Parking by train/public transport:
From Fürth Central Station/Town Hall, take bus lines 173, 174, or 177 to the „Friedhof“ (cemetery) stop. From there it is a short walk via Alte Reutstraße to Flurstraße and to the guest area.
Stadium Opening: The gates to the away section and the away ticket office open 90 minutes before kickoff. On Sunday, this means at 12:00pm
Away Section: The following sections are designated for away fans at Sportpark Ronhof | Thomas Sommer: Block O (1,400 standing places), Block P (900 seats). The away ticket office is located in the away section to the left of the away entrance (coming from the parking lot, past the away entrance).
Away Entrance: Access to Blocks O and P is only via Flurstraße. There is no way to access the away section from Laubenweg. A separate away entrance with access control is available, and depending on the number of spectators, one or both sides will be opened. If the stadium is busy, please also use the second side of the away entrance (coming from the bus parking lot, past the first turnstiles and the evidence room) to avoid long waiting times at the entrances.
Ticket Office: A ticket office will be open on the day of the match. A surcharge of €1.50 will be added. Cash and card payments are accepted.
Wheelchair users: Five wheelchair spaces are always available, plus space for one accompanying person.
Bag drop-off: Bags, backpacks, etc., must be left at the away entrance. Storage is available for one euro. The drop-off point is located between the two stadium entrances. As bag drop-off capacity is limited, please leave your bags in your bus or car whenever possible. Fanny packs and small handbags are permitted but will be checked by security. Bringing SLR cameras, video cameras, or professional photography equipment into the stadium is prohibited. Commercial use of private photos is not allowed.
Food and drink: One 0.5-litre Tetra Pak 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 away entrance. Cash and card payments are accepted inside the stadium. Only full-strength beer will be served.
The stadium is open for drinks. Home standing sections: Away fans are generally prohibited from accessing standing sections 2, 3, 12, and 4. Individuals who are clearly identifiable as away fans, either through obvious or conspicuous behaviour, will be escorted to the away section by security, if space is available, or removed from the stadium.
All fan materials were registered with the designated fan liaison officer.
Permitted fan items:
Forbidden fan paraphernalia:
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