DFB-Pokal night at the Volkspark! Fan info for BVB in Hamburg

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·30 August 2026

DFB-Pokal night at the Volkspark! Fan info for BVB in Hamburg

Getting there

Getting there by train

At the “Othmarschen” S-Bahn station (barrier-free), a free shuttle bus for away fans will be available from 6:30 pm and will take you close to the away entrance. You can reach Othmarschen from the main station on S-Bahn line S1 (green line). The last return trip back to Othmarschen departs დაახლოებით 90 minutes after the final whistle.

The number of parking spaces around the Volksparkstadion is limited. The city and the motorway around the Elbe Tunnel are usually very busy during rush hour. It is therefore recommended to arrive as early as possible and allow plenty of extra time.
In general, the “Red,” “Green,” “Grey,” and “Blue” car parks are available on matchday. Please note that the car parks — especially on the north side of the stadium — may also be used by home fans.
After leaving the motorway, please follow the signs to the Volksparkstadion and the parking guidance system. If you are using a navigation system, please note that Uwe-Seeler-Allee is closed on matchdays.
Due to the closure of the “Brown” car park on Schnackenburgallee, this route must be avoided when accessing the “Red,” “Grey,” and “Blue” car parks.
Parking for cars costs 10 euros.
The “Red” car park opens at 1:00 pm on matchday. All other car parks available at the stadium open at 4:30 pm.

Getting there by coach

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Coaches park in the bus parking area on Schnackenburgallee. Accessible via the HH-Volkspark motorway exit.
The car park opens at 4:30 pm on matchday.
Parking for coaches costs 30 euros.

Due to the local conditions, delays when leaving the car parks after the match are to be expected.

Entry

The stadium opens two hours before kick-off, i.e. at 6:45 pm.
The away section is located in blocks 9 A/B/C to 14 A/B/C. Regardless of your block, all four entrances on the south stand can be used. For material checks, the material entrance at the regular away entrance South/West must be used.
Away team colours are not permitted anywhere in the north stand.
Heavily intoxicated persons will not be allowed into the stadium.
Opposite the away entrance (South/West ramp) is Altona Cemetery. The HSV cemetery is part of this site. HSV asks away fans to treat this area with appropriate sensitivity, avoid leaving litter, and use the toilets on the stadium grounds.
To reach Luruper Chaussee, Stadionstraße should be used.

Permitted fan items

5 megaphones (already allocated)
5 drums (already allocated)
Large waving flags
Small flags
Two-pole flags
Banners for hanging on fences (space permitting)

Permitted items

Prohibited items

Accessible information

The “Yellow” car park is available for away fans with the “aG” designation. Access is from the “Yellow” car park towards the Campus and then to the accessible ramp. Please note that due to limited capacity, only stadium visitors who can present the “aG” designation on their ID may use this car park.
Accessible entry to the stadium is via the wheelchair ramp at the South/East entrance. HSV assistants in red jackets are available to support disabled fans around the Volksparkstadion and will also be happy to accompany them to their seats. The platform for away fans in wheelchairs is located behind block 13 A. Seating for accompanying persons is available there.
Barrier-free access to the stadium

Stadium

Bags and backpacks can be left free of charge very close to the away entrance. Capacity is limited, however. Please avoid bringing them if possible.
Inside the stadium, payment can be made in cash, by card, or by mobile.
The clearing point is located at the South/East corner (ticket offices 19–24).
Please also note the applicable stadium regulations.

Matchday contact

On Tuesday, fan liaison officers Justus Wadepohl (0160 99032215) and Marie Henke (0160 99238243), as well as Florian Hansing and Paul Brands from Fan-Projekt Dortmund e.V., will be available for you on site.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.