Information on the public transport strike in Dortmund – Bayern game affected

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·25 February 2026

Information on the public transport strike in Dortmund – Bayern game affected

Therefore, with regard to our Bundesliga home game against FC Bayern Munich on Saturday evening (18:30 CET), we ask all ticket holders to:

Please arrive at the stadium as early as possible.
Not only arrive early, but if possible, preferably on foot or by bicycle. There are three bicycle parking areas at the stadium where you can leave your bikes.
If you still need to travel by car: car parks from which you can reach SIGNAL IDUNA PARK in 30 to 45 minutes are located at TU Dortmund University, on the Phoenix-West site, at the vocational training centre in Hacheney, and at Hörde train station. The following car parks are partially extending their opening hours and are all open until (at least) 23:00 CET: Parkhäuser Tiefgarage Theater, Tiefgarage Rathaus, Tiefgarage Westentor, Tiefgarage Hansaplatz, Garagenanlage Hauptbahnhof, Garagenanlage Am Friedensplatz and Garagenanlage Am Freistuh.
We strongly advise drivers who do not have a parking permit for car parks A to F in advance not to use these car parks. Parking permits will not be sold on match day. You can find the shops where you can purchase parking permits in advance here: DOPARK 21 and Messe Dortmund.
The university shuttle is unfortunately not available.
DSW21 also provide bus stops with their own bays for free parking. This has been agreed upon with the city of Dortmund.
If you are travelling from outside the city, please take the Deutsche Bahn (German Rail), which is not affected by the strike, to the main train station. From there, it's a 40-minute walk to SIGNAL IDUNA PARK.
For safety reasons, please do not take the regional train to SIGNAL IDUNA PARK station or the S-Bahn to Möllerbrücke station. Capacity limits will be reached quickly.
Because of the great number of people who will be leaving SIGNAL IDUNA PARK immediately after the match, and because of the thousands of fans who will be unable to use public transport as usual due to the strike, we ask you in advance:

Take your time leaving the stadium, stay calm, factor in longer waiting times, and always consider the safety of any children or teenagers accompanying you, in all your individual plans.

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The aforementioned relevant institutions will do everything in their power outside the stadium to ensure the smoothest possible implementation of Saturday's match day, just as Borussia Dortmund will do inside SIGNAL IDUNA PARK.

Nevertheless, on Saturday we will all be more dependent than ever on every fan carefully considering their individual arrival/departure in advance and not only taking note of the information provided, but also taking it into account.

General information about how to get there can be found here. This message will be continuously updated.

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