Borussia Dortmund Hospitality: Packages and Prices

Borussia Dortmund sells single-match VIP seats in its Weiße Wiese lounge for the 2026/27 season from €535.50 per person, and a full VIP season ticket now costs €8,211. That is more than six times the €85 price of a Category 1 day ticket, yet Borussia Dortmund hospitality remains one of the few reliable ways into a stadium where most seats go to season-ticket holders and standard tickets rarely reach general sale.

This guide sets the club's own prices beside what Borussia Dortmund tickets with hospitality cost on the resale market, explains what each lounge offers and shows how hospitality prices rise for high-demand matches. Every price below was checked on 11 November 2026, and resale prices move with demand, so treat them as a snapshot rather than a promise.

What the Club Charges for a VIP Seat This Season

The headline figure is simple: Borussia Dortmund lists VIP day tickets for its 2026/27 home matches from €535.50 per person, and the club's VIP shop showed the same starting price for the Bundesliga matches checked in November 2026, including the visit of Borussia Mönchengladbach. That figure is for the Weiße Wiese, the area the club sells online seat by seat in block 71 of the north stand; it is not a published price for all nine hospitality areas. The figure matches €450 plus Germany's 19% VAT to the cent, which suggests VAT is included, although the listing itself does not say so. Companies planning to reclaim VAT should ask the club for a VAT invoice before booking.

The club sells VIP day tickets to companies and private individuals alike, so membership is not required for hospitality the way it effectively is for standard seats. According to Borussia Dortmund's VIP ticket service, a Weiße Wiese seat includes a padded business seat, a reserved table, a hot and cold buffet, sparkling wine, wine and soft drinks, hostess service, Wi-Fi and one parking ticket for every four tickets. Prices for the other areas vary by lounge, and box seats in block 49 are booked by enquiry.

Product (2026/27)	Club price per person	Approx. in GBP	What it covers
VIP day ticket (Weiße Wiese, block 71)	from €535.50	£448	One home match, business seat, buffet and drinks
VIP season ticket (Borussia Park)	€8,211	£6,866	Bundesliga and Champions League home matches, see note below
Category 1 standard seat (day ticket)	€85	£71	Seat only, no catering
Category 15 standard seat (day ticket)	€95	£79	Seat only, no access to the catering area
Standing on the Südtribüne (day ticket)	€18.50	£15	Terrace place, no catering

GBP figures use the European Central Bank reference rate of €1 = £0.83618 on 11 November 2026. For Gulf-based buyers, the €535.50 starting price works out at roughly AED 2,190 at the same day's rates.

The VIP season ticket is the product the club is promoting. t-online reported on 23 September 2026 that it costs €8,211 per person for 21 home matches, made up of 17 Bundesliga matches and four Champions League league-phase matches, with a covered, padded seat behind the goal in the renovated Borussia Park lounge in the north stand and buffet catering before, during and after each match. Divided across 21 matches, that is about €391 per match. As an illustration only, 16 Weiße Wiese day tickets at €535.50 would cost more than the season ticket, but the two are different products in different lounges, so this is not a like-for-like saving.

One detail needs checking before you commit. Borussia Dortmund's VIP season ticket page says it also covers knockout-round home matches in Europe and DFB-Pokal home ties, while the club's VIP sales platform and t-online's report count 21 included matches. The platform's German terms state that further home matches must be bought separately and that these additional purchases are compulsory for season holders. Get written confirmation of which matches are included, whether additional purchases are mandatory and what they will cost before you sign. The season ticket is sold by enquiry for the full season only, and buyers may join a waiting list.

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Nine Lounges, Three Stands

Signal Iduna Park has nine named hospitality areas, and your hospitality area determines where you sit. Booking arrangements vary by area, and the TV-Studio and the Spieltagsloge are private spaces available by enquiry. None of them sits on the Südtribüne terrace, the 24,454-capacity standing end better known as the Yellow Wall.

Area	Where it is	Format	Worth knowing
Borussia Park	North stand, behind the goal	Business seats; reserved company table or free seating	Newly renovated; many catering stations; home of the VIP season ticket
Weiße Wiese	North stand, upper tier	Reserved table, buffet stations	Looks straight down the pitch at the Südtribüne
Hansaplatz	North stand	Business seats, reserved table	Food served from catering stations
Borsigplatz	West stand, block 27	Business seats at your own company table	Balcony area and central bar
Friedensplatz	West stand, block 27	Business seats, company table	Shares the block 27 business seats
Stammtisch	West stand, block 27	Company tables	Shares the block 27 business seats
Alter Markt	Beneath the west stand	Lounge with table service	Confirm the seat block when booking
TV-Studio	North-west corner	Private room	Small private groups only
Spieltagsloge	East stand lower tier, block 49	Private matchday box	For groups of 20 to 40 guests

The split matters more than the lounge names suggest. The west stand areas share the business seats in block 27 on the long side of the pitch, which suits anyone who wants to read the tactics and see both penalty areas equally. The north stand areas sit behind the goal, so the view is end-on, but the Weiße Wiese in particular looks straight across at the Südtribüne, giving a direct view of the terrace's choreography from a lounge seat.

Box hire is priced on enquiry, so treat any fixed per-match box figure you see elsewhere with caution, and check the current single-match price for the specific lounge you want, because it varies by area. For block numbers and how each stand is laid out, the Signal Iduna Park seating plan shows exactly where blocks 27 and 49 sit, and the stadium guide for Signal Iduna Park tickets covers gates, transport and matchday timings.

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Borussia Park or Weiße Wiese: The Seats Listed on 1BoxOffice

Two hospitality products are listed on 1BoxOffice for Dortmund home matches in 2026/27: Borussia Park and Weiße Wiese, both in the north stand. Both are listed as e-tickets seated in pairs, with complimentary drinks, buffet-style food and a VIP entrance. The Borussia Park listings also state lounge access three hours before kick-off, while Borussia Dortmund's own VIP pages give entry from two and a half hours before kick-off, so plan around the club's timing unless 1BoxOffice confirms earlier access for your order.

The listings carry one restriction worth reading twice: away supporters are not admitted to these seats. Borussia Dortmund also asks visiting fans not to wear their colours outside the guest block, so these seats suit neutral or BVB-supporting guests.

Month	Match	Borussia Park from	Weiße Wiese from
November 2026	Bayer Leverkusen (Bundesliga)	Not listed	£384.25
December 2026	Inter Milan (Champions League)	£449.37	£516.25
January 2027	Mainz 05 (Bundesliga)	£318.25	£340.25
January 2027	SC Freiburg (Bundesliga)	£318.25	£340.25
January 2027	AEK Athens (Champions League)	£361.37	£449.37
January 2027	Hoffenheim (Bundesliga)	£362.25	£406.25
February 2027	Union Berlin (Bundesliga)	£406.25	£428.25
March 2027	Bayern Munich (Bundesliga)	£1,066.25	£1,110.25
March 2027	Borussia Mönchengladbach (Bundesliga)	£582.25	Not listed
April 2027	Schalke (Bundesliga)	Not listed	£1,550.25
April 2027	RB Leipzig (Bundesliga)	£626.25	£670.25
May 2027	1. FC Köln (Bundesliga)	£845.37	£889.37

All prices are per ticket on 1BoxOffice as of 11 November 2026. The home matches against Augsburg and Stuttgart had no hospitality listed on that date.

Two patterns stand out. For the quieter Bundesliga matches, 1BoxOffice prices start below the club's own price for the same lounge: Weiße Wiese seats for Borussia Dortmund vs Mainz 05 tickets start from £340.25, about £107 under the club's €535.50 (about £448) Weiße Wiese day ticket, and Borussia Park seats for the same match start lower still at £318.25. For the matches everyone wants, resale prices climb far above the club's figure. Hospitality is also about twice the price of a standard seat on the same platform: for Mainz, the lowest Shortside seat is £159.85 against £318.25 in Borussia Park.

Bayern, Schalke and the Matches That Cost Most

Der Klassiker and the Revierderby are where the market separates. As of 11 November 2026, the lowest-priced hospitality ticket for Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich tickets in March 2027 is £1,066.25 in Borussia Park, more than three times the Mainz price for the same seat type. The lowest-priced standard Shortside seat for the same match is £466.97, so the gap between a seat and a seat with a buffet is about £600.

The Revierderby is dearer still. Weiße Wiese seats for Borussia Dortmund vs Schalke tickets in April 2027 start from £1,550.25, the highest hospitality price on any Dortmund home match this season, with no Borussia Park seats listed at all. The club also adds a 20% top-match surcharge to its standard seated prices for both Bayern and Schalke.

Match tier (1BoxOffice, 11 November 2026)	Example	Hospitality from	Standard seat from
Ordinary Bundesliga	Mainz 05, SC Freiburg	£318.25	£159.85
Strong opposition	RB Leipzig	£626.25	£221.45
Late-season match	1. FC Köln	£845.37	£327.05
Der Klassiker	Bayern Munich	£1,066.25	£466.97
Revierderby	Schalke	£1,550.25	£516.25

If the opponent matters less than the experience, the January matches against Mainz 05, SC Freiburg and Hoffenheim give you the same lounge, the same buffet and the same Südtribüne noise for about a third of the Bayern price. The full calendar of Bundesliga tickets also covers Dortmund's away trips, where hospitality is sold by the home club.

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Champions League Nights in the VIP Seats

Dortmund's two remaining league-phase home matches carry their own hospitality listings, priced between the ordinary and the marquee Bundesliga matches. Borussia Dortmund vs Inter Milan tickets in December 2026 start from £449.37 in Borussia Park and £516.25 in the Weiße Wiese, while the AEK Athens match in January 2027 starts from £361.37 and £449.37.

European nights add one condition that Bundesliga matches do not. The Champions League hospitality listings state that holders of a passport from the visiting team's country are not admitted to these seats and that a passport copy is required. Eligibility depends on the passports each guest holds, not where you live, so check every guest's nationality against the visiting team before booking, including for any knockout tie.

The atmosphere does not shrink for Europe either. Dortmund now keep the Südtribüne terrace open for Champions League home matches, and the Real Betis match on 4 November 2026 drew a sell-out crowd of 81,365, the full domestic capacity. From the north stand lounges, that means a full standing Yellow Wall at the opposite end, which is the main reason to choose a European night for a first visit. Every other match in the competition is listed under Champions League tickets.

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Lounge Seat or Yellow Wall: Which Matchday Suits You

The honest answer depends on why you are going. A standing place on the Yellow Wall costs the club's €18.50 face value and puts you inside the terrace that made Dortmund's name, but you stand for the whole match, arrive early to claim a spot and buy your own food. A hospitality seat costs around 20 to 30 times as much and gives you a reserved seat, a warm lounge in January and food and drink included, but you watch the terrace rather than join it.

You want	Better choice	Why
To be part of the noise	Südtribüne standing	Hospitality seats are all outside the terrace
To host clients or family	West stand lounge (block 27)	Long-side view and company tables
To watch the Yellow Wall perform	Weiße Wiese	Faces the Südtribüne directly from the north upper tier
The lowest hospitality price	Borussia Park	From £318.25 on 1BoxOffice for ordinary matches as of 11 November 2026
A private group space	Spieltagsloge or TV-Studio	Enquiry-only spaces; the Spieltagsloge takes 20 to 40 guests

For guests who want a seat without the hospitality price, our guide to the best and worst seats at Signal Iduna Park covers the long-side Category 1 blocks, which cost €85 at face value. The hospitality premium makes most sense in three cases: a corporate trip, a first visit where catering and a seat remove the guesswork, and big matches where standard seats have long gone.

Booking Dortmund Hospitality from the UK or the Gulf

Booking through 1BoxOffice takes a few minutes, and every order is backed by the 150% money-back guarantee: a full refund if your tickets are not received and no alternative is offered, plus a discretionary credit voucher worth up to 50% of the order value (excluding fees and taxes, capped at £125). The voucher is not a cash payment, and refused entry is treated differently, as set out below.

Read the terms on both sides before you buy. Borussia Dortmund's general ticket terms say tickets offered through channels the club has not authorised carry no right of entry, ban commercial resale and allow the club to cancel tickets and refuse entry. 1BoxOffice's terms state that no refund is due if a venue or organiser refuses entry, even with a valid ticket, while an invalid ticket is refunded at its original face value excluding service fees. Our guide to buying Dortmund tickets without membership sets out every route into the stadium in more detail.

Quick Answers for VIP Guests

Whether you want a buffet before Der Klassiker or a quieter January match with the Yellow Wall in full view, 1BoxOffice lists Borussia Park and Weiße Wiese seats for 12 Dortmund home matches this season, with every order covered by the 150% money-back guarantee.

Sources: Borussia Dortmund, t-online, European Central Bank, 1BoxOffice listings.