Ticket-Hotline: (0049) 1805-189200 (0,14 Euro/min aus dem deutschen Festnetz, andere Preise aus Mobilfunknetzen möglich)                   

VIP Tickets: (0049) 30-300 928-38

From Hamburg/Rostock:

Route 1: Take the ring road towards Charlottenburg (A100), exit Spandauer Damm, follow signs to the Olympiastadion.

Route 2: Exit Kaiserdamm, stay in the right lane, turn right, then straight ahead along Knobelsdorffstrasse, Platanenallee, Reichsstrasse until Steubenplatz, turn right into Olympische Strasse, which leads right up to the entrance to the Olympiastadion.

Note: On matchdays the roads in and around the Olympiastadion tend to be rather congested. It is advisable to park and take public transport directly to the stadium.

From Munich/Nuremberg, Hanover/Magdeburg, Leipzig:

Take the Avus (A115) towards interchange Funkturm, exit Messedamm (towards A100), right lane, two alternative routes: A: turn right toward Deutschlandhalle, then take Jaffestrasse to Heerstrasse, turn left, straight ahead to Flatowallee, then right. B: straight ahead to the crossing, turn left into Masurenallee, then towards Theodor-Heuss-Platz on Heerstrasse.

Travelling to Berlin by bus?

If you are coming by Bus you will be arriving at Berlin's Central Bus Station terminal on Messedamm in Charlottenburg (west of the Zoo) just opposite the radio tower - Funkturm - and the International Congress Centre (ICC)

Central Bus Station (Zentraler Omnibusbahnhof)

Messedamm 8

Charlottenburg

14057 Berlin

 

Traffic Information: Tel./Fax: (004930)-302 53 61

Reservations and Information for National and International connections: Tel.: ++49-(0)30-301 80 28

Tel.: (004930)-302 52 94

Fax: (004930)-302 94 40

Open: 6.30am - 8pm

S-Bahn: Witzleben

U-Bahn: Kaiserdamm

BUS: 149

Tube line U2 Kaiserdamm, direction Vinetastrasse, will get you to the Zoo and further central, eastern and southern destinations.

The tickets cost around Euro 2.20 and are available on every tube and S-Bahn station and also in buses or trams. They are valid for bus, S-Bahn, tube and tram.

Flying to Berlin?

Berlin is served by three airports, all of which offer easy-access services into the city centre and to the Olympiastadion.

Tegel (TXL)

13405 Berlin (Reinickendorf)

Tegel is the main airport in west Berlin and less than five miles from the Olympiastadion. On the descent into Berlin on this route, one can actually catch a glimpse of the arena. The public transport connections are excellent, the centre of town only 10-15 minutes away. City and transport maps are available at the airport's Tourist Information Centre.

To get into central Berlin by bus: Bus X9, 109, 128

Bus connections to the tube and Zoo Station (Central Station near the Ku'damm area) are located just outside the airport terminal.

Route 1: Bus X9 to U6 Jakob-Kaiser-Platz then change to the tube from where you can reach any destination.

Route 2: Bus X9 and 109 to the Zoologischer Garten U-Bahn (tube) and S-Bahn (city trains).

Tourist information is available at the nearby Europa Centre and tube maps are widely displayed on ticket vending machines, in the tube and inside the trains.

A taxi ride to the city centre (East or West) will cost between 15 and 17 euros

 

Tempelhof (THF)

Platz der Luftbrücke

12101 Berlin (Tempelhof)

Tempelhof, Berlin's smallest airport, lies just south of the city centre and is served directly by the U6 (tube Line 6). Stadtmitte, the new city centre in what was formerly East Berlin is only a few stops away by tube, which means you can reach the heart of town in 15-20 minutes.

Tube station: U6 Platz der Luftbrücke

Bus: 119, 184, 341, 104, N4, N76

A taxi ride to the city centre (East or West) will cost about Euro 12

 

Schönefeld (SXF)

12521 Berlin

Schönefeld is situated approximately 11 miles south-east of the city centre. This is the old East Berlin Airport where most charter flight companies fly to. The easiest way to get into town is by the Airport Express Bus which will get you to the Ku'damm in around 30 minutes. Otherwise take the 171 bus to Rudow U-Bahn station and get to the Zoo by U7 (tube Line 7) or to the S-Bahn (city trains) where you can travel by S9 to Alexanderplatz.

A taxi ride into town will cost about Euro 23.00, but generally isn't much faster than public transport.

By city trains (S-Bahn): S 45, S 9

By Bus: 171, 160, 163, 602, 735, 736, 737, N46, N60

Taxis to the stadium

 

Taxis can be hailed on the streets or at taxi stands, and are available at all times. Taxi stands can be found at all main stations and airports as well as outside KADEWE and hotels. Most Berlin taxi drivers speak at least basic English, just give your destination and you'll be fine.

Taxi Fares: Start at around Euro 2.50 pick-up and Euro 1.53 per km; Short Ride (Kurzstrecke): a Euro 3 ride for up to 2 km drive if you hail the taxi from the street.

Public Transport to the Olympiastadion

 

Berlin Transport Authority (BVG)

The quickest way to get around Berlin, the network includes buses, city trains, tube, tram and even ferries. The tickets, which are available in every station and on the directly on the buses are valid on all these services.

If you're taking the tube or suburban trains, just look for the final destination on the displays to get the direction right. On matchday, don't forget that public transport costs are already included in the match ticket prices. You will not need a public transport ticket to and from the stadium on the day of the game, three hours prior to and three hours after the game. The public transport ticket is integrated into the match ticket, in the case of a ticket inspection just show your match ticket to the inspectors.

The Olympiastadion is served from the Zoo Station by the S9 and S75 (direction Spandau) and the U2 (direction Ruhleben). The trains run every 5-10 minutes, the journey takes only 13 minutes to the stadium. There will also be bus services in operation from the Zoo, but could take longer than schedule on matchday.

Fares and Zones:

There are a few variations on the fares which are calculated on the basis of a zone-tarif system. Berlin is divided into transport zones A, B and C but for most travel purposes, and for the Olympiastadion in particular, zones A and B will be sufficient. A ticket is valid for 2 hours and can be used interchangeably on bus, U-Bahn and S-Bahn.

Tickets and Travel Cards for AB journeys (2 zones)

Single Ticket (Normaltarif): Euro 2.10 (2 zones)

Valid for two hours on all transport system, with as many stops as you like.

Short-Hop Ticket (Kurzstreckentarif): Euro 1.20

Valid for three U or S Bahn stops and six bus or tram stops only.

Day Ticket (Tageskarte): Euro 6.10 (2 zones)

Valid until 3am of the day after validation

Small Group Ticket (Gruppentageskarte) Euro 15.00 (2 zones)

For up to five people.