Buy Bayern Munich vs Hoffenheim tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match listed for Saturday 17 April 2027 and kick-off currently shown at 15:30 local time at the Allianz Arena. That is the standard Bundesliga Saturday afternoon slot, but the DFL only fixes exact times a few weeks ahead, and both clubs' European commitments can move the game within the weekend.
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Every Bundesliga match at the Allianz Arena sells out, and a spring Saturday in Fröttmaning is one of the most sought-after days in German football. Bayern Munich play to around 75,000 at home, and a mid-April date lands right in the title run-in, when every home point is watched closely.
Below you will find typical resale prices by tier, how the club's member-first ticketing works, where to sit in each part of the bowl, the full Bundesliga record of the fixture in Munich and the practical side of a weekend in Bavaria.
Start with the hosts. Bayern's membership passed 410,000 in 2025, by far the largest in German football, and members get first call on every ticket the club sells. Season tickets fill much of the arena before any match tickets are released, so even a visitor from outside the traditional elite sells out to members.
The visitors bring their own story. Hoffenheim rose from the regional leagues to the Bundesliga in 2008, led the table at the halfway point of their very first top-flight season and have stayed ever since. They made their Champions League debut in 2018/19 and play in the Europa League this season, so the travelling support arrives used to big occasions.
The record gives the fixture its tension, even if it leans heavily one way. Bayern have won 14 of 18 Bundesliga meetings in Munich, and the last three ended 3-0, 5-0 and 5-1. Hoffenheim, though, hold one of the rarest results in the fixture: a 2-1 win at the Allianz Arena in October 2019, in the season Bayern went on to win the treble.
Hoffenheim also bring a style that suits a big stage. The club from a village outside Sinsheim built its rise on a well-funded academy and attacking football, and its sides have rarely come to Munich simply to defend. That makes the match more open than the gap in resources might suggest, which is part of why neutrals target it.
The first meeting of this season comes in Sinsheim on 12 December 2026. Hoffenheim vs Bayern Munich will set the mood for the April return, and a Hoffenheim result there tends to sharpen interest in the second meeting.
The calendar adds weight. Bayern are in the Champions League league phase and Hoffenheim in the Europa League, and a long European run for either side pushes spring Bundesliga games into different slots. A mid-April Saturday can sit between European knockout nights, which only lifts the Munich crowd further.
Not through most of the club's own sales. Bayern restrict tickets for most games to members because of demand, and match tickets are released in phases with members first. A general sale for a Bundesliga game at the Allianz Arena is rare.
The club runs its own Ticket Exchange, where season and day ticket holders can resell seats they cannot use once a game is sold out. Bayern usually open the exchange to all fans during match week at the latest, depending on supply, and close it three hours before kick-off. Exchange tickets are sold at face value plus a booking fee, and supply depends entirely on what holders release.
Exchange releases tend to arrive in small numbers, often as single seats scattered around the bowl, and they disappear within minutes on a busy week. Planning a trip from abroad around that kind of release is a gamble, especially for groups who need seats together.
Hoffenheim supporters should follow their own club's away-ticket notices. The away allocation is sold through Sinsheim, usually with priority for members and season ticket holders, so casual fans and overseas visitors rarely get a realistic chance through that channel.
A verified resale marketplace is the practical alternative for anyone without a Bayern membership or the luck to catch a release on the exchange. Listings show the tier, block and delivery method before you pay, so you can plan the trip around a confirmed seat.
Overseas buyers gain most from that route. A Bayern membership takes time to set up and still gives no guarantee of a seat for a specific match, while a resale listing shows exactly where you will sit before you book flights and a hotel.
Five factors drive the price. Tier and block come first, followed by demand for a Bayern home fixture, the confirmed kick-off slot, the title and European picture in April and whether you choose hospitality. Prices for the 2026/27 Season also reflect the arena's permanent sell-out status, which keeps resale supply tight.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / behind the goal | £270 – £330 | First-time visitors on a budget | Steep upper tier with a full view of the pitch and the Südkurve |
| Longside standard | £300 – £400 | Couples and small groups | Upper and middle tiers along the long sides |
| Lower tier / central | £350 – £500+ | Fans who want to be close | Lower tier near the halfway line; few seats reach resale |
| Premium seating | £450 – £650+ | Tactical watchers and special trips | Central main stand seats close to the dugouts |
| Hospitality / VIP | £600 – £1,000+ | Corporate guests and celebrations | Lounges and boxes with catering; inclusions vary by listing |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Timing matters as much as tier. Once the DFL confirms the slot, travelling buyers commit and pairs in the longside tiers thin out. Buyers who are flexible on position usually find stronger value in the upper tier, where the steep rake keeps the view clear despite the height.
Single seats are usually the lower-priced listings in Munich. Pairs and groups carry a premium, mainly in the middle tiers on the long sides, so solo travellers often find the widest choice and the strongest value.
For scale, the headline home date sits much higher on the same curve. Bayern Munich vs Borussia Dortmund carries the steepest resale prices of the season in Munich, while a Hoffenheim fixture gives you the same arena and atmosphere for noticeably less.
The Allianz Arena is a three-tier bowl with no running track, so sightlines are good from almost every seat. The Allianz Arena seating plan shows how the tiers and blocks are laid out, and the table below explains what each area suits.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Südkurve lower tier | Committed home supporters | Lower | Home of the ultras around blocks 112 to 118, with standing, flags and singing all game; avoid it in Hoffenheim colours |
| Nordkurve | Home fans who want atmosphere with a seat | Lower to mid | The opposite end, lively but more relaxed than the Südkurve |
| Main stand | Premium buyers | Upper | The side with the dugouts, business seats and hospitality areas |
| Opposite long side | Neutrals and first-time visitors | Mid | Long-side view across to the main stand, with a clear look at both ends |
| Upper tier, all sides | Value seekers | Lower to mid | High but steep, so the view stays good; allow time for the climb |
| Away section | Hoffenheim supporters only | Lower | Upper tier in the north-east corner, blocks 340 to 347, with a long climb; blue and white belongs here only |
Neutral buyers should aim for the long side opposite the main stand or the middle tier on either side, where the crowd is mixed and the view of the Südkurve is part of the show. Anyone outside the away section is safest in neutral clothing or Bayern red, as stewards keep the two sets of supporters apart and can move visitors showing away colours.
The arena opened in 2005, hosted games at the 2006 World Cup and Euro 2024 and staged the Champions League final in 2012 and 2025. Its shell of inflated panels glows red on Bayern matchdays, which makes the approach from Fröttmaning part of the experience. To compare dates or tiers across the season, browse the full range of Allianz Arena tickets.
The whole arena is covered, so April weather is rarely a factor once you are inside. On the main stand, much of the middle tier is given over to the Business Club, so general middle-tier seats are easier to find on the other three sides.
The more important choice is height. Lower-tier seats bring you close to the pitch and the noise, while the middle tier gives the most balanced view of the game's shape. The upper tier is high, but its steep rake keeps the whole pitch in view, which is why many regular visitors happily sit there.
Bayern run a wide range of hospitality areas at the Allianz Arena, mostly in the main stand. Catering is included in every area, but several lounges have no direct view of the pitch from the lounge itself, so your seat and your table sit in different places.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Business Club (Silver, Gold or Platinum) | Corporate guests and couples | The largest hospitality area, in the main stand middle tier, with seats near the halfway line |
| Franz Beckenbauer Lounge | Groups and celebrations | A lounge in the middle tier behind the goal |
| Eventbox | Company outings | Private boxes behind the goal with a direct view of the pitch |
| Säbener Lounge | Fans who want hospitality on the opposite side | A lounge in the lower tier opposite the main stand, with catering before and after the game |
Most hospitality places at the arena are sold as season packages, so match-by-match availability is limited. Listings on the marketplace state exactly what is included, from food and drink to parking and arrival times, so read the detail before comparing prices.
The Business Club is the most common choice for visitors who want the full experience. Its three levels differ mainly in seat position and the extent of the food and drink package, and if a specific lounge matters to you, look for a listing that names it rather than a general hospitality description.
For smaller private groups, the Presenterbox offers exclusive areas for 10 or 20 guests with a direct view of the pitch, while the Sponsoren Lounge in the lower tier of the main stand is sold mainly by the season. An April afternoon kick-off also leaves time to enjoy the lounge before and after the match without rushing for a late train.
Every listing shows its delivery method before you pay. Match it to your travel plans, especially if you are flying into Munich close to the game.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket in the Allianz Arena app | The account the ticket is sent to and when the transfer happens |
| Print-at-home ticket | That it must be printed, the name on it and that each barcode is unique |
| Paper ticket by courier | Your delivery address and the dispatch date relative to your travel |
| Collection in Munich | The collection point, the time window and the ID you need to bring |
Tickets for the arena are electronic, and the club recommends storing them in the Allianz Arena app. Read the listing notes in full, bring photo ID and charge your phone before you set off. Bags up to A4 size are allowed after a search, while larger bags and backpacks are refused.
The U6 underground line is the simplest way in. Fröttmaning station is 10 to 15 minutes' walk from the arena, across a pedestrian bridge over the motorway, and the full journey from central Munich takes around 45 minutes on a matchday. Payment inside the arena is cashless, by card or phone, and food and drink run from bratwurst and pretzels to beer and soft drinks. Queues at the kiosks peak at half-time, so eat before you take your seat if you can.
Aim to arrive at least an hour before kick-off. Security is thorough, the walk from Fröttmaning takes longer in a crowd and upper-tier seats involve a long climb. After the game, expect a wait at the station while the crowd clears.
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Munich Airport has direct flights from across Europe and the Middle East, and S-Bahn lines S1 and S8 link it with the city centre, where you can change to the U6 for Fröttmaning. Overseas buyers should favour mobile or print-at-home delivery, which avoids courier timing worries entirely. Groups should filter for listings sold together and mention any seating request when ordering.
Date movement is the main planning risk. The game is listed for Saturday 17 April, but a Bundesliga matchday runs across a full weekend until the DFL publishes exact times, and European fixtures for both clubs can push it to Friday or Sunday. Book flexible travel where you can, and wait for the confirmed slot before locking in a short trip.
Hoffenheim fans usually make the trip from the Rhein-Neckar region by train or car in around three to four hours. Supporters planning a second Bavarian away day can pair this one with Augsburg vs Hoffenheim, less than an hour from Munich by train.
Many visitors stay in the centre around Marienplatz or near the central station and combine the match with a few days in the city. Mid-April usually brings the first beer-garden weather of the year, and the FC Bayern Museum inside the arena makes an easy addition on a Friday or Monday.
A 15:30 kick-off leaves the evening free for the city. The English Garden, the Viktualienmarkt and the beer halls around Marienplatz are all within easy reach of the U6, and the U-Bahn back from Fröttmaning puts you in the centre in time for dinner.
The first meeting at the Allianz Arena came in December 2008 and remains one of the most talked-about matches of that era. Newly promoted Hoffenheim arrived at the top of the Bundesliga, and Bayern won 2-1 with a late goal in a game billed as a title showdown. Bayern then won the next four meetings in Munich without conceding more than once, including a 7-1 in March 2012 that remains the widest margin in the fixture.
Hoffenheim's best days in Munich have come in bursts. They drew 3-3 in March 2014, four days after Bayern had clinched the title in record time, and held them 1-1 in 2016 and 2023. Their only win came in October 2019, a 2-1 at the Allianz Arena in a season that ended with Bayern lifting the treble. The reverse fixture at the Rhein-Neckar-Arena has historically been the more even of the two.
The fixture has also opened a season. Bayern beat Hoffenheim 3-1 on a Friday night in August 2018 in the curtain-raiser to the 2018/19 Bundesliga, a slot reserved for the reigning champions. The recent run has been one-sided, with Bayern scoring at least three in each of the last three meetings.
That is what gives the fixture its edge. Bayern have scored 13 goals in the last three meetings at home, yet Hoffenheim have shown more than once that a draw or a shock is possible. For visiting fans, the trip is about being there for the next one.
The figures below cover every Bundesliga meeting at the Allianz Arena with Bayern Munich as hosts, from Hoffenheim's first top-flight season in 2008/09 to the present. DFB-Pokal ties at the ground are not included.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 18 |
| Bayern Munich wins | 14 |
| Hoffenheim wins | 1 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Bayern Munich goals | 58 |
| Hoffenheim goals | 14 |
| Biggest Bayern Munich win | 7-1 (10 March 2012) |
| Biggest Hoffenheim win | 2-1 (5 October 2019) |
| First Bundesliga meeting in scope | 5 December 2008 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 8 February 2026 |
Source: footballdatabase.eu season records, cross-referenced with football-data.co.uk Bundesliga results archives.
Each result below is listed newest first, with Bayern Munich's score shown first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 08 Feb 2026 | Bayern Munich 5-1 Hoffenheim |
| 15 Jan 2025 | Bayern Munich 5-0 Hoffenheim |
| 12 Jan 2024 | Bayern Munich 3-0 Hoffenheim |
| 15 Apr 2023 | Bayern Munich 1-1 Hoffenheim |
| 23 Oct 2021 | Bayern Munich 4-0 Hoffenheim |
| 30 Jan 2021 | Bayern Munich 4-1 Hoffenheim |
| 05 Oct 2019 | Bayern Munich 1-2 Hoffenheim |
| 24 Aug 2018 | Bayern Munich 3-1 Hoffenheim |
| 27 Jan 2018 | Bayern Munich 5-2 Hoffenheim |
| 05 Nov 2016 | Bayern Munich 1-1 Hoffenheim |
| 31 Jan 2016 | Bayern Munich 2-0 Hoffenheim |
| 22 Nov 2014 | Bayern Munich 4-0 Hoffenheim |
| 29 Mar 2014 | Bayern Munich 3-3 Hoffenheim |
| 06 Oct 2012 | Bayern Munich 2-0 Hoffenheim |
| 10 Mar 2012 | Bayern Munich 7-1 Hoffenheim |
| 12 Feb 2011 | Bayern Munich 4-0 Hoffenheim |
| 15 Jan 2010 | Bayern Munich 2-0 Hoffenheim |
| 05 Dec 2008 | Bayern Munich 2-1 Hoffenheim |
Source: footballdatabase.eu and football-data.co.uk, with every score confirmed by at least two independent records.
Not on the resale market. A 1BoxOffice account is enough to pick a tier and seat count without a membership number.
Before the DFL confirms the kick-off time, while pairs in the longside tiers are still easy to find. Late price drops are rare at a ground that sells out every week.
In the upper tier of the north-east corner. Hoffenheim colours belong in that section only.
Up to A4 size, and every bag is searched. Backpacks and larger bags are turned away at the gates.
No. Kiosks take card or phone payments only, so bring a contactless card for food and drink.
Sources: DFL Bundesliga fixture information; FC Bayern Munich official ticketing, Ticket Exchange and Allianz Arena visitor information; TSG Hoffenheim official away ticketing information; footballdatabase.eu; football-data.co.uk; MVG for public transport to Fröttmaning.