Bayern Munich Hospitality: Packages and Prices

Bayern Munich hospitality for a 2026/27 Bundesliga match costs €400 to €700 per person with VAT included. Even the cheapest place, in the Foyer on the upper tier, costs five times the €80 face value of a Category 1 seat. Availability, rather than price alone, is often the bigger obstacle. The club handles most single-match bookings through requests, has closed its hospitality season-ticket waiting list to new applicants and may confirm some day tickets only shortly before kick-off.

This guide sets the club's own 2026/27 price list beside what each area actually includes, explains when the club answers requests and shows what to check before buying Bayern Munich tickets with lounge access on the resale market. Prices are converted at the European Central Bank reference rate of 9 November 2026 (€1 = £0.8343). 1BoxOffice is an independent resale marketplace and is not affiliated with FC Bayern München or the Allianz Arena.

What Each Lounge Costs in 2026/27

The club publishes a per-person price for each area for Bundesliga matches with taxes included and adds that prices can vary by competition and match. There are no discounts in any area and no ticket vouchers, according to the club's hospitality FAQ. All but one area can be booked from a single person.

Area	Price per person (€)	Approx. £	Approx. AED	Capacity	Minimum booking
Foyer	€400	£334	AED 1,644	104	1 person
Franz Beckenbauer Lounge	€500	£417	AED 2,055	254	1 person
Säbener Lounge	€500	£417	AED 2,055	400	1 person
Business Club Silver	€500	£417	AED 2,055	2,180 (shared)	1 person
Business Club Gold	€600	£501	AED 2,466	2,180 (shared)	1 person
Business Club Platinum	€700	£584	AED 2,877	2,180 (shared)	1 person
Eventbox 7 / 8	€550	£459	AED 2,261	54 / 128	1 person
Sponsoren Lounge	€600	£501	AED 2,466	400	1 person
Presenterbox	€600	£501	AED 2,466	10, 15 or 20	10 people (€6,000)

Sterling figures use the ECB rate of 9 November 2026 and dirham figures the US dollar peg on the same day, so treat both as indicative. Two price points need care. The Franz Beckenbauer Lounge's own sub-page on the club site still shows €400, while the main hospitality page and the FAQ both show €500; the €500 figure is the current one. Older copies of the FAQ also listed the Eventbox at €500 rather than €550.

Der Klassiker against Borussia Dortmund is a Bundesliga match, so the list above is the starting point, although the club notes that prices may vary depending on competition and match, and availability for the most sought-after matches is the tightest of the season. The club does not publish separate prices for the Champions League or the DFB-Pokal; its wording is that prices for UEFA club competition matches may vary.

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Where Each Area Sits in the Ground

The seven areas are spread across three levels of the bowl, and one practical difference between them is what the lounge looks onto. The club lists a direct pitch view for the Eventbox and the Presenterbox, while the Business Club lounge has a glass front looking into the stadium interior. In every area, guests also have a reserved seat in the stand itself. You can place each area on the Allianz Arena seating plan before you request.

Foyer

The €400 Foyer package includes seats on the upper tier at halfway, which gives a high, central view of the whole pitch for the lowest hospitality price. The lounge holds 104 people across 239 square metres. It is one of three areas the club processes first in each allocation wave, which makes it one of the realistic targets for a single-match request.

Franz Beckenbauer Lounge

Named after the club's late honorary president, this lounge seats guests in the middle tier behind the north goal, a Category 3 position. It holds 254 people across about 400 square metres, with live music and a Beckenbauer theme. The view from the seats is behind the goal, so it suits atmosphere over angles. Like the Foyer, it is processed in the early waves.

Eventbox

Eventbox 7 and Eventbox 8 hold 54 and 128 people, and the club lists a direct view of the pitch from the box. The seats are in the middle tier behind the goal. At €550 per person, the Eventbox is the lowest-priced area for which the club advertises a pitch view from inside.

Säbener Lounge

Named after the club's training ground on Säbener Straße, this 400-person lounge pairs with lower-tier seats on the east side, opposite the main stand, in Block 120. That is a Category 1 position close to the pitch. The club's pages disagree on whether the lounge itself has a pitch view: the main hospitality page says no, the lounge's own page says yes. Its features include a show kitchen, an LED wall and a sports bar. Most places are held by season ticket holders, so day tickets are scarce.

Business Club Silver, Gold and Platinum

The Business Club is the largest hospitality space in the ground at 3,163 square metres and 2,180 guests, with seats in the middle tier of the main west stand. The three price levels describe the seat rather than the food: Platinum sits in the centre at halfway, Gold either side and Silver on the outside. The stadium counts 2,152 Business Seats in all, most of them sold for the season.

Sponsoren Lounge

This 400-person, 1,840 square metre lounge is reserved primarily for club sponsors, with lower-tier seats in the main stand, although the club says it can occasionally offer tickets here for individual matches. Whether guests get a reserved table here is not consistent across the club's information, so confirm the seating arrangement when booking. The club releases day tickets here only in match week, so it cannot be planned around.

Presenterbox

The Presenterbox is a private box in the middle tier behind the goal, listed for 10 or 20 guests on the club's main hospitality page and for 10, 15 or 20 in its hospitality FAQ, with a direct view of the pitch. It is the only box product sold match by match: the stadium's 106 executive boxes, with 1,371 places, are let on long-term contracts and are not offered per match to the public. For seat-by-seat detail on each tier, our Allianz Arena best and worst seats guide covers every block, and general admission seats are on sale under Allianz Arena tickets.

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What the Ticket Includes

Every area includes a buffet from the club's catering partner DO & CO, a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, personal service, a reserved seat in the stand and parking in an assigned garage, according to the club's general information. The number of parking passes per booking is set by each area, so check it on your confirmation. The differences are in the entrance, the level and the car park.

Area	Entrance and level	Assigned garage	View from lounge (club description)
Foyer	Welcome Zone South or North, lift to Level 5	P1 to P3	No direct pitch view
Franz Beckenbauer Lounge	Cascade Staircase N, Level 3	P1 to P3	No direct pitch view
Eventbox	Welcome Zone South or North, lift to Level 5	P1 to P3	Direct pitch view
Säbener Lounge	Welcome Zone East or Cascade Staircase H, Level 4	P1	Club pages differ
Business Club	Welcome Zone West, Level 4	P0 (Silver, Gold); S0 (Platinum)	Glass front into the stadium interior
Sponsoren Lounge	Welcome Zone West, Level 3	P0	Not stated
Presenterbox	Welcome Zone South or North, lift to Level 5	P1 to P3	Direct pitch view

Timings are generous. The stadium opens two and a half hours before kick-off and the hospitality areas 15 minutes later, then close two hours after the final whistle. The wine bar and KALLE's Bar on the top level stay open for about three hours after the match. Garage assignments are fixed to each area and cannot be swapped, and car number plates for the P0 and S0 garages must be registered in advance in the club's Digital Ticket Center so the barrier opens.

Bags and backpacks larger than A4 are not allowed inside. Storage is available at service points around the ground, and the one at the north end charges €2. The club does not publish a dress code, does not list gifts and does not advertise former players as hosts in any area, so treat any package that promises those extras with caution.

How the Club Allocates Day Tickets

Most day tickets are requested rather than bought outright. Guests submit a request through the club's hospitality portal, list alternative areas if they wish and wait; the exception is short-notice contingents, which the club sells through a direct purchase route. The club says plainly that it cannot confirm at once whether a request can be met, and an area that cannot be filled is checked against your alternatives rather than rejected outright.

Area	When the club answers
Eventbox, Foyer, Franz Beckenbauer Lounge	First two or three home matches by early to mid August; rest of the first half of the season by the end of September; second half from late December or January. Status no later than three weeks before each match
Presenterbox	Requests taken for every match; availability confirmed three weeks before at the earliest
Business Club and Säbener Lounge	Smallest day-ticket contingents; some held until three weeks before, certain places until three working days before. Categories disappear from the portal when demand is high
Sponsoren Lounge	Confirmed only in match week
Champions League and DFB-Pokal	Requests open after the draw; availability confirmed one to two weeks after it at the earliest

The timeline matters for anyone travelling from the UK or the Gulf. For most second-half Bundesliga matches you will not know whether you have a seat until the winter, and for the Business Club you may not know until the week of the match. The club advises checking the direct purchase route regularly, because those short-notice releases are not announced in advance. A European knockout tie at the Allianz Arena compresses all of this into a few weeks, which is when Champions League tickets on the resale market become the main alternative for travellers who need to book flights early.

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Season Places and Private Boxes

The direct answer is that a new buyer cannot get one this season. The club's hospitality FAQ says its waiting list for hospitality season tickets has become extremely long and it is accepting no further requests. That is why most Business Club and Säbener Lounge places never reach the day-ticket portal: they belong to season holders.

The 106 executive boxes work the same way, let to companies on long-term contracts. FC Bayern does not publish season prices for Business Seats or boxes, and figures quoted second hand online are often several seasons old. For a private group on a single match, the Presenterbox is the only route the club offers, with 10 guests as the minimum.

Rules to Know Before You Request

Four rules catch out first-time buyers more than any other.

• No refunds: as a general rule, hospitality tickets cannot be returned once allocated
• Children pay: every visitor, regardless of age, needs their own valid ticket for the area, so there is no free place for a toddler on a lap
• No discounts or vouchers: the price list applies to everyone, including members
• No membership needed: hospitality is open to non-members and international buyers through its own request route, separate from the members' ballot, though a request is not a guarantee of a seat

Dress code is the most common question with no club answer. Smart casual is what most guests wear, and away colours in a home lounge are unwise, but neither is a written rule.

Why Standard Seats Push Buyers Towards the Lounges

Hospitality demand at the Allianz Arena is driven by how hard an ordinary ticket is to get. Club president Herbert Hainer announced 432,500 members at the annual general meeting on 2 November 2025, up from about 382,000 a year earlier, according to SPOX and Sky Sport, and the club's membership page now gives a figure of more than 450,000. They compete for seats in a ground holding 75,024 for the Bundesliga that has been sold out for every league match since January 2007, according to the Bundesliga.

Most of that capacity goes to season ticket holders, fan clubs and the visiting allocation before a single seat reaches general sale, and the season-ticket waiting list is closed to new names. Membership costs €65 a season for adults aged 26 to 64. FC Bayern's published membership information differs on the one-off joining fee, with some materials showing €3 and others €15, so confirm the applicable fee when registering. Membership gives access to the members' allocation without guaranteeing a seat. Non-members have standard routes too, including the club's Ticket Exchange once it opens to all fans. Our guide to buying Bayern tickets without membership sets out each route in detail.

The gap in price is wide. Bundesliga face values run from €15 for a standing place to €80 for a Category 1 seat, so the €400 Foyer costs five times the dearest standard ticket. What the extra money buys is a separate request route outside the members' ballot, food and drink and a better arrival, rather than a dramatically better view, and even that route does not guarantee a seat. For most visitors weighing up Bundesliga tickets across Germany, Munich is the ground where that trade is hardest to avoid.

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How Munich Compares with Madrid, London and Manchester

Bayern's €400 entry price is higher than the entry prices of the other three clubs in this comparison, while its €700 Platinum package is below the highest prices quoted here, although the packages differ in their inclusions, opponents and availability. Part of the reason is that the club publishes a Bundesliga price per area rather than a separate price for each opponent.

Club	Entry hospitality per person	Top single-match price per person	Price date
FC Bayern	€400 (£334), Foyer	€700 (£584), Business Club Platinum	November 2026
Real Madrid	€325, VIP for a LaLiga match against Sevilla	€1,500 per seat, Pitch Experience box	October 2026
Arsenal	£239, The Academy	£3,499, The Heritage against Manchester City	9 September 2026
Manchester United	£145, seat only with no catering	£1,995, VVIP experiences	4 September 2026

Manchester United's £145 product is a seat with no catering, so it is not like for like with Bayern's catered areas; most of United's catered lounges were priced from about £250 to £750 for standard matches in September 2026. Figures for the other clubs come from our Real Madrid hospitality guide, our breakdown of Arsenal hospitality packages and our guide to Manchester United hospitality, each checked against the club's own listings on the dates shown. The practical conclusion: Bayern's prices are more predictable from match to match, but a published price only helps if the club accepts your request.

Is a Lounge Place Worth the Money?

The view is the strongest argument. A 2019 TripAdvisor reviewer singled out the Business Seats for letting them follow everything on the pitch, and a 2015 reviewer rated the food and drinks in the VIP lounge highly. Both reviews are several seasons old, so treat them as a guide rather than a current verdict.

Size is the other factor. The Business Club accommodates up to 2,180 guests, while the Foyer holds 104, the Eventbox 54 or 128 and the Presenterbox 10 to 20. With the lounges open from two hours and 15 minutes before kick-off, arriving early gives you time to eat before taking your seat.

Halal Food, Alcohol and Prayer for Gulf Visitors

No halal certification or labelling is published for the DO & CO menus in the Allianz Arena lounges, so guests who need halal food should ask before booking rather than assume it is available. The club lists alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks across its hospitality areas, so check the drinks arrangement when booking if alcohol is a concern. The club does not publish a dedicated prayer room for spectators.

One claim to ignore: viral posts since 2013 have said FC Bayern built a mosque at the Allianz Arena. Indonesian fact-checkers TurnBackHoax and Medcom, and a Republika reporter who visited the ground, found the photographed building was the Cologne Central Mosque. For planning the rest of the day, from airport transfers to the U6 to Fröttmaning, see our Munich matchday guide.

Buying Lounge Tickets on the Resale Market

Resale is the fallback when the club says no, and supply is thin. When 1BoxOffice checked all 16 Bayern home matches on its site on 10 November 2026, none carried a hospitality category. The nearest alternative was upper-tier long-side seating in Blocks 305 and 306, listed from £230.25 for Werder Bremen, Augsburg and Mainz 05. Standard tickets for Bayern v FC Köln on 20 November started at £83.60. New listings appear as sellers add them, so check close to the match.

Entry is the bigger issue. Since August 2026, tickets for the Allianz Arena are managed digitally through the FC Bayern app or the Allianz Arena app, so a PDF or screenshot will not get you in. FC Bayern's terms also prohibit commercial resale, which is a risk for the buyer as well as the seller. Before buying, follow these steps.

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Frequently Asked Questions

For a match in Munich, request from the club as early as the allocation waves allow, and keep the resale market as the backstop. 1BoxOffice has run a verified resale marketplace since 2006, with delivery details shown on each ticket option and the 150% money-back guarantee behind every order.

Sources: FC Bayern München hospitality tickets, hospitality FAQ and general information 2026/27, FC Bayern München membership price list, membership FAQ and 2026/27 membership application form, FC Bayern München Ticket Exchange FAQ, 1BoxOffice terms and conditions, FC Bayern München club statement of 28 August 2026, Allianz Arena stadium facts, tours and Arena VIP Tour, Bundesliga, 1BoxOffice listings data, SPOX, Sky Sport, European Central Bank, TurnBackHoax, Medcom, Republika, TripAdvisor.