Buy Eintracht Frankfurt vs Stuttgart tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Bundesliga meeting at Deutsche Bank Park scheduled for Saturday 3 April 2027 at a provisional 15:30 kick-off. Two of the south-west's biggest clubs meet in one of Germany's great football grounds. The last time Stuttgart visited, in May 2026, more than 59,000 were inside.
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Frankfurt's support is among the most travelled in Europe, built on the 2022 Europa League win, while Stuttgart arrive as Champions League participants this season. Deutsche Bank Park sits in the city forest on Frankfurt's southern edge, a few minutes by S-Bahn from the main station. If you follow the Eagles across the whole campaign, our Eintracht Frankfurt tickets listings cover every home and away date in one place.
Below you will find what seats cost, which stand suits which kind of buyer, how the club's member-first sales work and what the record says about this fixture since the stadium was rebuilt in 2005.
Deutsche Bank Park is one of the busiest grounds in the Bundesliga. The May 2026 meeting with Stuttgart drew 59,400 and the March 2025 game 58,000; the club's membership base is far larger than the stadium. Members get first access to every sale, so what reaches the general public for a fixture like this is small.
Stuttgart bring a big following of their own. Their supporters travel well; the short trip north from Baden-Württemberg means the away end fills quickly. For their full schedule, including the return meeting in Stuttgart, our Stuttgart tickets listings track every fixture.
Both clubs arrive with recent silverware. Frankfurt won the Europa League in 2022, while Stuttgart lifted the DFB-Pokal in 2025, so this is a meeting of two sides whose supporters have tasted success in the last few seasons. That adds an edge to the demand that a typical mid-table fixture lacks.
Within Frankfurt's home season, this sits just below the visits of Bayern Munich and Dortmund in the demand ladder. Stuttgart's Champions League status and recent success raise its profile compared with most mid-table visitors.
Kick-off timing matters too. The Bundesliga confirms exact slots for each matchday block a few weeks ahead; Stuttgart's European commitments can push their weekend games around. Listings tend to shuffle when that happens, as sellers who can no longer attend release their seats.
Rarely through the club for a fixture like this. Frankfurt sell single tickets through their own online shop with members first in line; for high-demand games the members' window often clears most of the stock. Season ticket holders take a large share of the ground before any single-match sale begins.
The cheapest seats go first. Standing places in the Nordwestkurve cost around €13 to €15 at club level, the lowest-priced tickets in the stadium; they disappear almost immediately for a game of this profile. Seated tickets in the top category have run from €48 to €76.
Supporters with access needs should book through the club's disability team. The Jürgen Grabowski Tribüne holds 187 wheelchair spaces, with further provision for visually and hearing-impaired fans. These places are booked directly with the club.
Visitors from abroad face a timing problem. Club sales open a few weeks before the match and favour members with purchase history, so a visitor trying to book travel early has little to work with.
That is where a verified marketplace comes in. 1BoxOffice lists seats from vetted sellers across the ground, often before the club's member windows open. You skip the membership step and the timed sale, while the listing shows the exact block before you pay.
Five things move the price for this match: where you sit, how strong demand is in the final weeks, how close to kick-off you buy, what is at stake for both sides in the 2026/27 run-in and whether you want a premium or business seat. As a guide, club prices run from €13 for standing to €76 for top-category seats. Resale prices sit above that because so little stock reaches the open market.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nordwestkurve standing | £60 – £100 | Atmosphere seekers | The home terrace with safe-standing rails; standing only |
| Upper tier / less central | £75 – £125 | Budget-conscious buyers | Upper corners and ends of the side stands |
| Longside standard | £95 – £160 | Neutrals and first-timers | Outer blocks of the Haupttribüne or Jürgen Grabowski Tribüne |
| Lower tier / central | £130 – £210+ | Fans wanting to be close to the action | Central lower blocks near the halfway line |
| Business seats / hospitality | £250 – £550+ | Corporate guests and gifts | Lounge access with live cooking and drinks; inclusions vary by package |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Seat location does most of the work. The side stands carry the top categories, the ends sit lower and the Nordwestkurve terrace is the cheapest ticket in the building. Central lower-tier seats on either long side are the scarcest of all.
Timing and stakes add the rest. A Saturday afternoon game in April draws more travelling buyers than a Friday night would, while anything riding on the result for either side in the run-in pushes prices up in the final week. Compared with the visit of Borussia Dortmund, this fixture usually sits a step lower on resale.
Standing tickets are the value story of German football; Frankfurt is no exception. A place on the Nordwestkurve costs a fraction of a long-side seat at club prices. Even on resale it remains the lowest-priced way in. Expect to stand and sing for the full 90 minutes.
Group size matters more than many buyers expect. Pairs are the most common listing, so they offer the widest choice; groups of five or more often need to split across rows or pay a premium for a single run of seats. Settle on your number before you start comparing.
The stadium has stood on this site since 1925 and was rebuilt as a modern two-tier arena in 2005, with a retractable membrane roof that closes in around 15 to 20 minutes. More recent works added standing places in the Nordwestkurve, lifting the matchday capacity to around 59,500. Sightlines are clean from both tiers; the roof keeps the noise inside the bowl.
Before you choose, the Deutsche Bank Park seating plan shows how the four stands and both tiers fit together.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nordwestkurve | Committed home support | Entry level | The loudest stand in the ground, with safe-standing rails; flags and choreographies throughout |
| Haupttribüne | Families, neutrals and premium buyers | Upper mid range to premium | Main stand with much of the hospitality and the most central seats |
| Jürgen Grabowski Tribüne | Neutrals and first-timers | Mid range to upper mid range | Long side opposite the main stand; home to 187 wheelchair spaces |
| Ostkurve (home blocks) | Home fans wanting a calmer end | Entry level to mid range | Behind the goal, sharing the end with the away section |
| Upper tier (all stands) | Value hunters | Entry level to mid range | Higher view across the whole pitch; allow time for the climb |
| Away section (Ostkurve) | Stuttgart supporters only | Entry level | On the left of the east end across both tiers, around blocks 17 to 21, with safe-standing rails; entrances E2a and E4 |
The two tiers suit different buyers. The lower tier puts you close to the pitch and the noise, while the upper tier gives a fuller tactical view under the roof. Corner seats in either tier are usually the better-value option on a full house.
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should head for the Jürgen Grabowski Tribüne or the outer Haupttribüne. Both give a full view of the Nordwestkurve in full voice without the pressure to join in. Keep Stuttgart red and white out of sight in home areas; on a full house, colours in the wrong block draw attention fast.
Seats near the away section in the Ostkurve see the most back-and-forth between the two sets of supporters. Buyers who want a quieter afternoon should choose central blocks of the side stands, away from both ends of the ground.
Families with younger children are best placed in the side stands, where the crowd is calmer and concourses are easier to manage. The Nordwestkurve suits adults who want to stand for 90 minutes.
If you want to compare this date with other matches at the ground across the season, our Deutsche Bank Park tickets listings group everything played there.
Built to host major tournament matches, Deutsche Bank Park has a hospitality offer well beyond what most clubs of Frankfurt's size can provide. The premium areas sit largely on the west side of the ground, with live cooking stations, buffets and premium drinks.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Adler Business Club | Individuals and small groups | Business seat with lounge access, live cooking and drinks; price varies by match |
| Private lodge | Corporate parties of six to 20 | Private box with catering and personal service |
| Premium seat package | Couples marking an occasion | Central Haupttribüne seat with food and drink as listed |
| Premium seat only | Fans wanting the view without the meal | Central long-side seating without lounge access |
Business seats are mostly sold as season packages, so single-match supply for a game like this is limited. Read the listing notes for exactly what each package includes.
Visitors with a spare weekday can also take the stadium tour, which runs for around two hours and costs about €21 per adult when booked ahead. It is a useful way to see the dressing rooms and the roof mechanism without the crowds.
Smart casual dress fits comfortably in the lounges. Plan to arrive early, as food service runs to a fixed time before kick-off.
Frankfurt issue most tickets digitally, so delivery is mostly a phone-based process. Every listing explains the method before you buy.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | The app or link used for entry and when the ticket will appear on your phone |
| Ticket transfer | The details the seller needs to move the ticket into your name or account, plus the deadline |
| E-ticket (PDF) | Whether it needs printing and whether a separate named travel ticket applies |
| Local handover | The meeting point, time window and contact details for collection in Frankfurt |
If your ticket is a PDF rather than a mobile ticket, check whether it carries the KombiTicket marking. Print-at-home tickets may need a separately printed, named RMV ticket for free travel, which must be shown with photo ID.
Many sellers deliver in the final week, once tickets appear in their club accounts. A later delivery window is normal rather than a warning sign. Your order sits under the money-back guarantee until you are through the turnstile.
Check the listing notes before checkout so you know which method applies. Bring valid photo ID in case it is requested, particularly if your ticket carries a named RMV travel element. Charge your phone fully before you leave, as mobile entry relies on it.
Getting to the ground is simple. S-Bahn lines S7, S8 and S9 run from the Hauptbahnhof to Frankfurt Stadion station; tram 21 stops at the stadium. Regional trains also call at Stadion station, which helps visitors arriving from outside the city. Match tickets marked as KombiTicket include travel across the RMV network from five hours before kick-off until the end of service.
Drivers can use the forest car parks, including Gleisdreieck and Sandhofstraße, at around €5 to €6, though traffic on the access roads is heavy before and after the match. Inside the ground, kiosks on both tiers sell sausages, pretzels, fries and beer.
There are few bars close to the stadium, so most supporters drink in the city first. O'Dwyer's on Klappergasse, Four Corners on the Zeil and the Fox and Hound are popular with visiting fans.
Leave more time than you think you need. The walk from Stadion station through the forest takes several minutes; security queues build in the final half hour on a full house. Aim to be at your gate at least 45 minutes before the start.
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Frankfurt Airport is one of Europe's largest hubs, with direct flights from the UK, across Europe and the Gulf; it sits on the same S-Bahn lines that serve the stadium. That makes this one of the easiest Bundesliga trips for overseas visitors. Mobile and e-ticket listings suit them best because nothing needs to be posted abroad.
Frankfurt makes an easy weekend base. The rebuilt old town around the Römerberg, the Main riverbank and the museums along the Museumsufer are all within walking distance of the centre. The S-Bahn then gets you to the ground in minutes.
Do not lock in non-refundable flights the moment you buy. The Bundesliga confirms kick-off slots only a few weeks ahead, so the provisional Saturday time could move to Friday or Sunday. Book flexible travel or arrive on Friday; a schedule change then becomes an inconvenience rather than a lost trip.
Stuttgart supporters planning both meetings can line up the earlier Stuttgart vs Eintracht Frankfurt match on 28 November 2026 as well. Away tickets at Deutsche Bank Park are sold only through Stuttgart to their own supporters, so anyone without a club allocation should sit as a neutral.
For a two-city season, Stuttgart's home ground is an easy add-on by train: our MHPArena tickets listings show what is on there across the season.
Stuttgart supporters have one of the easier away trips of their season. High-speed trains link the two cities in well under two hours, which is why the away section fills quickly and why many Stuttgart fans without tickets for it look elsewhere in the ground.
Where you stay shapes the day. Hotels around the Hauptbahnhof put you on the S-Bahn to the stadium in minutes, while Sachsenhausen, just south of the river, is known for its traditional apple wine taverns. The area around the ground itself has few bars, so most supporters drink in town before travelling out.
The first meeting in the rebuilt stadium came on 27 November 2005 and ended 1-1. Stuttgart then dominated their visits for several seasons, winning 4-0 in February 2007 on the way to that season's Bundesliga title and 4-1 the following November. Their 0-3 win in September 2009 and 0-2 in February 2011 completed a run in which Frankfurt failed to beat them at home in six attempts.
The fixture then became far more open. October 2014 produced an extraordinary 5-4 Stuttgart win, the highest-scoring meeting at the ground, before Frankfurt won 2-1 in 2017 and 3-0 in March 2019. Three straight 1-1 draws followed between 2021 and 2023; the most recent meeting, in May 2026, finished 2-2.
The turning point came in the late 2010s, as Frankfurt built the side that went on to European success. Their home record against Stuttgart improved sharply from 2017; the fixture has since settled into a run of tight, often high-scoring games rather than the one-way traffic of the 2000s.
Crowds have grown with the stadium. The 2005 opener drew 41,500, while the last two meetings both topped 58,000 after the extra standing places were added in the Nordwestkurve. Demand has risen faster than capacity.
What sets this fixture apart is how the balance has shifted. Stuttgart won five of the first seven meetings here, yet Frankfurt have lost only once in the eight home meetings since 2017. For buyers, that means a genuinely even contest between two clubs with big, loud followings.
The figures below cover every Bundesliga meeting at the rebuilt Deutsche Bank Park with Frankfurt as hosts, from its first season in 2005/06 to the most recent match in May 2026.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 18 |
| Eintracht Frankfurt wins | 4 |
| Stuttgart wins | 8 |
| Draws | 6 |
| Eintracht Frankfurt goals | 25 |
| Stuttgart goals | 36 |
| Biggest Eintracht Frankfurt win | 3-0 (31 Mar 2019) |
| Biggest Stuttgart win | 0-4 (16 Feb 2007) |
| First Bundesliga meeting in scope | 27 Nov 2005 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 16 May 2026 |
Source: match records from Transfermarkt cross-checked against StatMuse.
Sixty-one goals in 18 games works out at well over three per match. Stuttgart have scored in 16 of the 18 meetings here. Frankfurt have kept just two clean sheets, while scoring themselves in 15 of the 18 meetings.
Results are listed newest first, with the Frankfurt score shown first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 16 May 2026 | 2-2 |
| 29 Mar 2025 | 1-0 |
| 25 Nov 2023 | 1-2 |
| 11 Mar 2023 | 1-1 |
| 12 Sep 2021 | 1-1 |
| 6 Mar 2021 | 1-1 |
| 31 Mar 2019 | 3-0 |
| 30 Sep 2017 | 2-1 |
| 6 Feb 2016 | 2-4 |
| 25 Oct 2014 | 4-5 |
| 2 Mar 2014 | 2-1 |
| 17 Mar 2013 | 1-2 |
| 27 Feb 2011 | 0-2 |
| 26 Sep 2009 | 0-3 |
| 9 Nov 2008 | 2-2 |
| 24 Nov 2007 | 1-4 |
| 16 Feb 2007 | 0-4 |
| 27 Nov 2005 | 1-1 |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse, covering Bundesliga fixtures only; DFB-Pokal meetings and matches at the pre-2005 stadium are excluded.
Yes. Resale listings on 1BoxOffice need no club membership or purchase history, only the attendee details the seller asks for.
Most buyers do well purchasing six to ten weeks out, before club stock clears. Expect to pay from around £60 for standing, rising for central and business seats.
Visiting supporters are housed in the Ostkurve at the east end, across both tiers. Stuttgart fans holding seats elsewhere should wear neutral clothing.
That depends on the weather and the stadium operator on the day. Either way, the seating areas are covered.
Yes, choose a listing marked as seated together for your full quantity. Larger groups should book early, as long runs of adjacent seats are scarce on a full house.
Sources: Eintracht Frankfurt official ticketing and stadium information, Hesse police away supporter guidance, RMV travel information, Bundesliga fixture information, Transfermarkt and StatMuse.