Travel info for the Bundesliga home game against SC Paderborn

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·11 September 2026

Travel info for the Bundesliga home game against SC Paderborn

Train service

Getting there

The RE 57 coming from the Sauerland will make unscheduled stops at Signal Iduna Park station at 1:15 PM, 2:15 PM, and 3:15 PM, and five minutes later each time at Dortmund Central Station.
The RE 57 from Dortmund toward the Sauerland will depart Dortmund Central Station at 1:41 PM and 2:41 PM on an unscheduled basis and will stop at Signal Iduna Park station five minutes later each time.

Departure

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The RE 57 from Dortmund toward the Sauerland will depart Dortmund Central Station at 6:41 PM, 7:41 PM, and 8:41 PM on an unscheduled basis and will stop at Signal Iduna Park station five minutes later.
The RE 57 coming from the Sauerland will depart Signal Iduna Park station at 6:15 PM on an unscheduled basis and Dortmund Central Station five minutes later.
The special train to Lünen (RB 20292) will depart Signal Iduna Park station at 6:04 PM and Dortmund Central Station at 6:09 PM, arriving in Lünen at 6:33 PM.

Further information

Due to construction work, trains on the RB 52 line between Rummenohl and Hagen Central Station are canceled and replaced by rail replacement bus services.
The special TRI train (Borussia Express) will not operate.

Combined tickets and passenger information

Admission tickets include a public transport ticket for one outbound and one return journey. Please note: The ticket is valid throughout the entire transport area in North Rhine-Westphalia.

By the way: Whether you want to watch football on site (men’s professional team, women’s team, U23), the women’s handball team, or table tennis, travel to and from the venue by public transport is included in the price with the DSW21 combined ticket.

Travel by car

For all fans arriving by car, DOPARK sells parking tickets in advance for home matches. Sales are handled via the DOPARK ticket shop for DOPARK parking areas and via the Westfalenhallen ticket shop for parking at the Westfalenhallen.

Ticket holders have the advantage that their booked parking space remains reserved until kick-off, eliminating the sometimes lengthy search for a free parking spot. In addition, arrival is easier because there is no need to pay at the parking lot entrance.

Borussia Dortmund recommends carpooling to minimize the number of cars used for travel. The Bundesliga also offers its own ride-sharing portal. The Bundesliga ride-sharing portal connects fans who want to travel together to home and away matches. This makes the journey more environmentally friendly, cheaper, and more sociable.

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