Borussia Dortmund Tickets

1. Choose Your Match: Scroll up the page a little and click the orange "Tickets From" button beside the BVB Dortmund match of your choice.
2. Pick Your Seat: Use the Signal Iduna Park stadium map to select seats based on location and budget.
3. Finalise Your Purchase: Complete the transaction securely on the chosen resale site.

• Policy Review: Always check refund and exchange policies, as Bundesliga schedules are never confirmed until FIVE weeks before a fixture.
• Pricing: High-demand Borussia Dortmund games may come with higher BVB resale ticket prices due to popularity.
• Ticket Timing: Resale tickets often arrive shortly before matchday, sometimes within 48 hours of the game.
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BVB tickets for matches at Westfalenstadion go on sale between 4 and 6 weeks before a fixture. This schedule applies to Bundesliga, Champions League and DFB-Pokal matches. Tickets will always go on sale at 12 am, and many thousands of fans will join the online queue long before that time.

Crucially Borussia Dortmund members have a 24 to 48-hour window to buy tickets in advance, before they go on general sale. As a matter of routine, all tickets will sell out during this members’ sales phase.

For extra clarity, because Borussia Dortmund tickets disappear in a flash, the club publishes a list of Pre-Sale Dates on its website.

If you want to buy tickets through official channels you will need to pay attention to these dates to stand even the smallest chance of buying tickets for Borussia Dortmund matches.

Yes, every BVB match at Signal Iduna Park sells out, without fail. Borussia Dortmund have the highest average domestic attendance of any European football club, with 81,305 across the 2023/24 season.

What this figure doesn’t show is that Borussia Dortmund have more than 200,000 members as of 2024/25, and many of them will be vying for Borussia Dortmund tickets the moment they go on sale.

A number of factors combine to make Borussia Dortmund tickets so coveted.

• The vibrant fan culture at Signal Iduna Park creates an incredible matchday experience, with over 80,000 fans, including away supporters, filling the stadium with energy.

• Unlike many Premier League clubs, BVB has achieved success with a competitive and attractive team without billionaire backing.
• The 50+1 rule gives club members a direct say in important decisions, preserving the authenticity of the matchday experience at Westfalenstadion.
• This unique approach inspires immense pride among Dortmund fans and respect worldwide, drawing people to BVB matches for a genuine football experience.

Now, there is a last chance to get hold of Borussia Dortmund tickets through the official website. As soon as a BVB match has sold out you can try and get match tickets via the BVB Second Market.

Operating on the same portal as the normal sales window, the Second Market allows Borussia Dortmund season ticket holders to resell their BVB tickets if they can’t attend a match. Due to the sheer number of people trying to secure last-minute Borussia Dortmund tickets, this can be a frustrating, not to mention unreliable, way of getting seats for BVB.

You could save yourself a lot of time simply by checking Ticket Compare, which has ample availability right to kick-off.

The price of an adult Borussia Dortmund membership is €62 a season. However, becoming a member of BVB Dortmund is not as simple as making a purchase. You have to fill out a detailed application form, and wait for it to be processed, which can take some time.

The benefits of a Borussia Dortmund membership aren’t limited to ticketing. Being a member of a German football club will automatically give you a say on the direction of the club. So let’s outline what you get with a BVB Membership:

• Enjoy priority access to purchase tickets in advance for BVB matches.
• Receive a welcome package that includes your membership ID and your choice of a BVB scarf or a Lamy pen.
• Gain full voting and speaking privileges at the general assembly.

Now, investing in a year-long membership isn’t for everyone, especially if you just want Borussia Dortmund tickets for a one-off match. In which case, Ticket Compare is the easy way to attend BVB matches without any additional commitments.

The number of Borussia Dortmund tickets you can buy with a BVB membership depends on the opponent.

• In Bundesliga matches and in Champions league games against major opponents you can buy two tickets per BVB membership
• In matches with a little less demand, such as DFB-Pokal games against lower league opponents you can purchase four tickets with one BVB membership
• Finally, in a few matches with low demand, such as group stage Champions League games against minor teams, you can purchase six tickets per member

On the other hand, if you use Ticket Compare you will have the freedom to purchase at least five BVB tickets together, depending on availability.

Buying BVB match tickets through the club, the process for buying Borussia Dortmund Champions League tickets is the same as with Bundesliga matches. Tickets go on sale just over a month before the match, and there’s a pre-sale period for members.

It should be easier to secure group stage/league stage tickets for BVB matches in the Champions League compared to Bundesliga matches, especially against smaller opponents who won’t bring many away fans to the Westfalenstadion. Tickets for Borussia Dortmund matches in the knockout phase will sell out almost instantly.

Again, Ticket Compare will help you avoid these hurdles and buy Borussia Dortmund tickets in the Champions League with ease, no matter the opposition.

In 2024/25 a Borussia Dortmund season ticket costs between €258 and €886 for adults. This is the price for 17 Bundesliga home matches at Signal Iduna Park. Die Borussen also sell a 21-match season ticket, priced from € 299 to € 1092.

The difficult part is getting a BVB season ticket, as the waiting list has been closed for several years.

If you are lucky enough to buy tickets directly from the club, the price of Borussia Dortmund match tickets ranges from €18.50 to €75.00. The cheapest BVB Tickets are in the standing sections behind the goals, while the most expensive are on the halfway line in the West Stand (Westtribüne).

If you’re buying on the secondary market, Borussia Dortmund tickets tend to be more expensive because the price is affected by the huge popularity of the club. In 2024/25 buy BVB tickets for €100 for most Bundesliga matches, although the price will rise for Der Klassiker against Bayern Munich, and on big Champions League nights.

Another highly popular BVB matchup is the Revierderby against local rivals FC Schalke 04—now a rare fixture since their relegation to 2. Bundlesiga in 2022/23.

If you want to get BVB resale tickets cheap on the secondary market, there are a number of methods you can try out. We’ll outline the most effective strategies now:

• Buy Tickets Early: If you pinpoint the Borussia Dortmund match that you want to attend several months in advance, you may be able to get hold of Borussia Dortmund tickets for a reasonable price before demand pushes the price up.
• Buy Tickets Late: At the other end of the spectrum, cheap BVB tickets are often available in the hours before the match kicks off. At this time resellers will cut the prices of the listings to ensure they can sell them all before it’s too late.
• Go Solo: Borussia Dortmund resale tickets will always be cheaper if you don’t mind attending the match alone, or sitting away from your group. There is often a premium to pay if you want to get seats together, and this can increase with the number of tickets you buy.

By sourcing our listings from a wide assortment of trusted secondary marketplaces, Ticket Compare offers the best possible chance of buying cheap Borussia Dortmund resale tickets.

• Evonik Stammtisch (West Stand): A cosy, pub-style lounge that fosters camaraderie among fans, with some of the best views in the stadium.
• Borsigplatz (West Stand): A luxurious, Dortmund-inspired space with modern design, featuring fine dining and access to the stadium’s balcony and central bar area.
• Friedensplatz (West Stand): A lively, spacious lounge perfect for groups, blending gourmet catering with sensational views from Block 27.
• Weisse Wiese (North Stand): An elegant lounge with stylish interiors, offering high-quality buffet cuisine and a towering view from the upper tier.
• Hansaplatz (West Stand): A refined yet comfortable space showcasing traditional Dortmund decor with offering reserved tables.
• Alter Markt (West Stand): An upscale yet rustic lounge inspired by Dortmund’s central square, with an upscale buffet and pitchside seating.
• TV Studio (North Stand): A reworked studio space in the northwest corner, where you can view the game from behind a large floor-to-ceiling window. .
• Rote Erde Club Spieltagsloge (East Stand): Offers an exclusive, private game-viewing experience with top-tier hospitality for VIPs.
• Borussia Park (North Stand): A pub-style lounge with relaxed seating and a diverse lineup of catering options.

The huge terrace on the South Stand (Südtribüne) is home to Borussia Dortmund’s storied Yellow Wall (Die Gelbe Wand). If you’re buying Borussia Dortmund tickets and want to know the exact blocks, they are 10 to 15 and 80 to 84.

As a name, the “Yellow Wall” was coined in 2009, while the terrace has been here since a stadium expansion in the late 1990s boosted the stand to its current capacity.

Since the Yellow Wall is standing only, set behind the goal, and filled with animated BVB fans, it is not the best place to be to watch all of the action in a football match. In fact, for first-time buyers of  Borussia Dortmund tickets, the Yellow Wall is best appreciated from a distance.

So for the best seats at Signal Iduna Park our recommendation is to get a seat in one of the longside West (Westtribüne) or East Stands (Ostribüne), where you can enjoy a perfect view of the action. Since a lot of the best seats in the West Stand are reserved for hospitality, try the East Stand Blocks 44-46, 47-49 and 51-53.

At Signal Iduna Park the away fans are in the North Stand (Nordtribüne). For most matches this section consists of Blocks 8, 60 and 61, which are all standing only areas. For games when there’s an increased away allocation the away section is expanded to include the north-west corner of the stadium, in Blocks 55 and 56.

The cheapest beer at Westfalenstadion is Brinkhoff's, with 500 ml costing €4.90. This is one of the cheapest prices in the Bundesliga, way below Bayern Munich at €5.50 and RB Leipzig at €5.30.

The traditional accompaniment is a Bratwurst, costing €3.80, which is also affordable by BuLi standards, especially compared to Bayern Munich (€5.30).

• Bundesliga Titles: Dortmund has won eight Bundesliga titles, with their first in 1956 and most recent in 2012.
• European Success: The pinnacle of Dortmund’s achievements came in 1997 when they won the UEFA Champions League, defeating Juventus in the final.
• Domestic Dominance: Dortmund has also claimed five DFB-Pokal (German Cup) trophies, most recently in 2021.

• Michael Zorc: Known for his loyalty and leadership, the midfielder played over 550 matches for Dortmund between 1981 and 1998, winning multiple league titles and the 1997 Champions League.
• Matthias Sammer: A tactically adept sweeper who helped BVB to Bundesliga titles and was instrumental in their 1997 Champions League triumph, later winning the Ballon d'Or.
• Andreas Möller: Known for his creativity and flair, Möller was a crucial figure in the 1997 Champions League-winning team.
• Marco Reus: A versatile forward and captain, Reus spent 12 seasons at Dortmund from 2012 to 2024, earning plaudits for his skill and determination despite numerous injuries.
• Robert Lewandowski: The Polish striker was instrumental in BVB’s 2011 and 2012 title wins, scoring 103 goals in 187 games before his move to Bayern Munich.

• Most Appearances: Michael Zorc holds the record for most appearances with 572 matches across all competitions.
• Top Scorer: Alfred Preißler leads as Dortmund’s all-time top scorer, netting 174 goals from 1946 to 1959.
• Bundesliga Unbeaten Run: Dortmund holds a record 28-game unbeaten streak in the Bundesliga, set during the 2011/12 season.

• Ottmar Hitzfeld: Led Dortmund to two Bundesliga titles and their historic Champions League victory in 1997, solidifying his legacy at BVB.
• Jürgen Klopp: Known for his charismatic leadership, Klopp’s tenure from 2008 to 2015 revitalized the club, with two league titles, a German Cup, and a Champions League final appearance.
• Thomas Tuchel: Klopp’s successor, Tuchel led BVB to the 2017 DFB-Pokal victory and maintained Dortmund’s competitive drive in the Bundesliga.

BVB away tickets are difficult to buy directly through the club, even for members. Firstly, long-term away fans are automatically allocated several hundred tickets for every away match Borussia Dortmund plays. Then official fan clubs are also given an allocation of away tickets. Finally, the away tickets go on presale to members about four weeks before a fixture.

You can avoid all this hassle simply by buying your Borussia Dortmund match tickets through Ticket Compare. All seats in away sections are specifically labelled on our listings.

Yes, it is safe to buy Borussia Dortmund resale tickets. The most important factor is to choose a site with trustworthy sellers. Ticket Compare pre-vets all of the secondary marketplaces on our platform, carrying out thorough, independent reviews to ensure the highest level of reliability.

The BVB resale tickets sold by our partners come with guarantees, while the sites we work with offer prompt customer service, to make sure you have a completely seamless experience with your resale tickets for Dortmund matches.

Yes, you can visit Dortmund's Signal Iduna Park with a variety of stadium tours. These tours provide fans with a unique behind-the-scenes look at one of Europe’s most iconic football venues. The most popular public tour option is the After-Work Tour, taking place on Fridays evenings.

Taking 150 minutes with tickets priced from €20 for adults, this tour takes in highlights like the Yellow Wall, the players’ locker room, and the media centre, and includes two drinks of your choice.

Yes there is a waiting list for Borussia Dortmund season tickets. However, it has been closed to new applicants since 2017/18. By that season the waiting list had grown to more than 50,000 people, which was almost as much of the total number of existing season tickets at Signal Iduna Park (55,000).

Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich tickets are extremely difficult to buy through the clubs. There’s a massive demand, and many of the club’s 200,000 members will take part in the pre-sale. The sales process for members for Der Klassiker tickets is a lottery, with slim chances for ordinary members to buy tickets.

Ticket Compare has high ticket availability for Der Klassiker at the Westfalenstadion in a range of seating locations.