29.01.2025 / English
Fan Information Nürnberg (A)
On Friday evening (January 31st/6:30pm) SV Darmstadt 98 will be guests at 1. FC Nürnberg. In this message we provide you with all the important information for your visit to the Max Morlock Stadium. For those who decide at short notice: There will be a box office on the day of the game.
Arrival/Parking
Cars/buses:
We recommend the “Große Straße” car park for all fan buses (€15) and car drivers (€5). The parking lot is signposted via the traffic control system from the motorway (Nürnberg junction or BAB exit N-Fischbach). Simply follow the “Guests” signs. The walk to the guest entrance takes about 10-15 minutes. An environmental sticker is not required.
Trains:
Guest traveling by train are guided by the federal police into the subway (line 1 in the direction of Langwasser-Süd) at the main station. The exit point is the “Messe” stop. Then you go through the trade fair car park towards Große Straße, from where the footpath to the guest area of the stadium is signposted. The ticket entitles you to use the subway before and after the game. The walk from the subway station to the stadium’s guest entrance takes approximately 15 minutes.
Stadium
Stadium opening and box office:
- The stadium gates open 90 minutes before the start of the game. So on Friday at 5pm.
- On match day there will be a box office located next to the guest entrance.
- Please note that control entry cards are issued when leaving the standing block, which must be handed in to security when re-entering the block (entrance card is required again).
Fan paraphernalia:
- Drums (visible from one side)
- Megaphones
- Flags made of fabric up to 2.0 m pole length
- Double holder made of fabric up to 2.0 m stick length
- Swivel flags made of fabric in block 25a – fence flags
Further information:
- There is a cantor’s podium in block 25a. Use at your own risk.
- The burning of pyrotechnic objects is strictly prohibited!
- Backpacks and bags: Smaller, clear backpacks or belt bags may be carried after checking (can also be left at the guest entrance free of charge). Larger backpacks or bags must be left at the guest entrance.
- Cameras: Carrying cameras, video cameras or similar media up to a length of 15 cm including lenses is permitted for purely private use. Photo, film, video or audio recordings for commercial use or public display are not permitted.
- Alcohol: The alcohol controls are relatively strict; as is the case everywhere in the league, drunk fans must expect not to be allowed in (0.8 per mille or failure to attend). Full beer is served.
- Catering: Food and drinks can be paid for in cash or by card throughout the stadium.
- TetraPaks with non-alcoholic drinks are permitted up to 0.5 l. In principle, reusable cups and bottles are distributed throughout the stadium according to the “cap off principle”.
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