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Your seating guide: where to sit & the best seats
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Where to sit at Allianz Arena
The best seats at Allianz Arena are Central Mittelrang sideline blocks (2xx), halfway line for the view. For value, choose Front-row Oberrang central blocks (3xx). For atmosphere, head to Südkurve lower blocks (south end) and neighbours. Avoid Back rows of the Oberrang ends. Allianz Arena seats 75,000, home of Bayern Munich.
Central Mittelrang sideline blocks (2xx), halfway line
Perfect elevation and balance — the definitive Allianz Arena view.
Full detail Best valueFront-row Oberrang central blocks (3xx)
The steep upper tier’s first rows see everything clearly at upper-tier prices.
Full detail Best atmosphereSüdkurve lower blocks (south end) and neighbours
Bayern’s standing ultras section — flags, drums and 90 minutes of noise.
Full detail Where to avoidBack rows of the Oberrang ends
The furthest seats — fine sightlines but the pitch reads small.
Full detailAbout Allianz Arena
The Allianz Arena, FC Bayern Munich's home, holds 75,000 for Bundesliga matches (including the standing Südkurve) and about 70,000 all-seated for international games, under its famous colour-shifting inflated-panel façade. Seating is three clean tiers — Unterrang, Mittelrang, Oberrang — with no pillars and excellent sightlines everywhere. The best seats are the central Mittelrang blocks on either sideline; Bayern's ultras stand in the lower Südkurve behind the south goal. The arena sits at Fröttmaning on the U6 metro, 20 minutes from central Munich.
Famous for its inflated ETFE-cushion façade that glows red, white or blue, a smooth 75,000-capacity bowl that resembles a giant illuminated tyre or life raft. Its uniform, steep tiers give strong sightlines throughout.
Seating plan & map
This is the map used for ticket sales at Allianz Arena. Exact configuration varies by event.
How the venue is set up
Bundesliga — with standing Südkurve
League capacity 75,000 with the lower south end as safe-standing terracing for Bayern’s ultras. The loudest, most colourful configuration.
International / Champions League — all-seater
The standing areas convert to seats, capacity ~70,000. Atmosphere shifts slightly but the Südkurve blocks remain the singing end.
Concerts / special events
Occasional end-stage shows use the pitch as the floor; the bowl geometry stays the same with seats behind the stage unsold.
Seating levels explained
Unterrang (Lower Tier)Blocks 1xx
The lower ring, gently raked and close to the pitch; includes the Südkurve terrace in league mode.
Pros: Closest to the players; the standing Südkurve is the beating heart of Bayern support.
Cons: The gentle rake means back lower rows lose a little clarity; end blocks are end-on.
Mittelrang (Middle Tier)Blocks 2xx
The premium middle ring, home to the best sightlines and club/hospitality seats.
Pros: Ideal elevation — central 2xx sideline blocks are the best views in the arena.
Cons: Much of the central middle is business/club seating; open blocks price accordingly.
Oberrang (Upper Tier)Blocks 3xx
The steep top ring with a panoramic view of the bowl and its glowing shell.
Pros: Great value; the steep rake keeps sightlines clear; front Oberrang rows are genuinely good.
Cons: High and distant at the back; the climb is noticeable.
Best seats at Allianz Arena
Best overall
Central Mittelrang sideline blocks (2xx), halfway line
Perfect elevation and balance — the definitive Allianz Arena view.
Best value
Front-row Oberrang central blocks (3xx)
The steep upper tier’s first rows see everything clearly at upper-tier prices.
Atmosphere
Südkurve lower blocks (south end) and neighbours
Bayern’s standing ultras section — flags, drums and 90 minutes of noise.
With kids / comfort
Mittelrang corner blocks
Covered, easy access, full-pitch view without premium-central prices.
| For | Sections | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Best overall | Central Mittelrang sideline blocks (2xx), halfway line | Perfect elevation and balance — the definitive Allianz Arena view. |
| Best value | Front-row Oberrang central blocks (3xx) | The steep upper tier’s first rows see everything clearly at upper-tier prices. |
| Atmosphere | Südkurve lower blocks (south end) and neighbours | Bayern’s standing ultras section — flags, drums and 90 minutes of noise. |
| With kids / comfort | Mittelrang corner blocks | Covered, easy access, full-pitch view without premium-central prices. |
Seats to avoid & obstructed views
Back rows of the Oberrang ends: The furthest seats — fine sightlines but the pitch reads small.
Lowest front rows at pitch corners: Flat, low view with advertising boards in the near sightline.
Behind-stage blocks at concerts: Unsold or restricted-view depending on production.
Accessibility & companion seating
Around 200 wheelchair positions with companion seats spread through the lower tier, barrier-free entrances, lifts and adapted facilities; book through FC Bayern’s or the arena’s accessible-ticket service in advance.
Where: Wheelchair platforms around the Unterrang concourse with companion seating.
Food & drink at Allianz Arena
Catering at the Allianz Arena is built around Paulaner beer and Bavarian classics, with match-day kiosks on Levels 2 and 6 pouring freshly tapped beer alongside pizza, hot dogs and pretzels. On Level 3, the Paulaner Fantreff North and South serve bratwurst, currywurst and Bavarian snacks, the Arena Bistro adds schnitzel, burgers and cheese spätzle, and vegan options such as schnitzel sandwiches and crispy burgers are flagged at designated kiosks.
The arena is cashless on match days — all outlets take credit or debit cards (contactless or chip and PIN) and mobile payments such as Apple Pay.
Worth seeking out
- Bratwurst and currywurst at the Paulaner Fantreff
- Freshly tapped Paulaner beer at concourse kiosks
- Arena Bistro — schnitzel, burgers and cheese spätzle
- Café Rot Weiß snacks and desserts on Level 3
- Vegan schnitzel sandwiches at designated kiosks
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Tickets — upcoming at Allianz Arena
Bayern Munich vs FK Bodo/Glimt
Thu, 10 Sept 2026 · Champions League
Bayern Munich vs Union Berlin
Fri, 18 Sept 2026 · Bundesliga
Germany vs Serbia
Thu, 1 Oct 2026 · UEFA Nations League
Bayern Munich vs Arsenal
Wed, 21 Oct 2026 · Champions League
Detroit Lions vs New England Patriots
Sun, 15 Nov 2026 · NFL (US Football)
Bayern Munich vs Slavia Prague
Tue, 8 Dec 2026 · Champions League
Bayern Munich vs Slavia Prague
Wed, 9 Dec 2026 · Champions League
Bayern Munich vs Real Betis
Wed, 27 Jan 2027 · Champions League
Hotels near Allianz Arena
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Getting there
Transport
U-Bahn line U6 to Fröttmaning is followed by a roughly 15-minute walk across the esplanade to the ground. A very large multi-storey car park serves the arena beside the A9 autobahn.
The area
Sits at Fröttmaning on the northern edge of Munich, a mostly open, motorway-adjacent site rather than an urban district.
Allianz Arena · Munich, Germany
Frequently asked questions
What is the capacity?
75,000 for Bundesliga matches including the standing Südkurve; around 70,000 all-seated for international and UEFA fixtures where standing is not permitted.
Why does the stadium change colour?
The façade is made of inflated ETFE panels lit by LEDs — red for Bayern, and other colours for special occasions. It is worth arriving at dusk to watch it glow.
Where do Bayern’s ultras stand?
The Südkurve — the lower tier behind the south goal. It is standing terracing in league mode: expect to stand the whole match if you buy there.
Are all seats covered?
Yes — the roof covers every seat, though wind-blown rain can touch the front rows.
Where do away fans sit?
The away sector is in the north-east corner across lower and upper blocks, with its own segregated entrance.
How do I get there?
U6 to Fröttmaning (about 20 minutes from Marienplatz), then a 10–15 minute signed walk. Driving is possible (Europe’s largest stadium car park) but the U-Bahn is faster post-match.
Which seats are best for concerts at Allianz Arena?
Occasional end-stage shows use the pitch as the floor; the bowl geometry stays the same with seats behind the stage unsold.
How do section numbers work at Allianz Arena?
Section numbers at Allianz Arena follow the seating tiers. Unterrang (Lower Tier): Blocks 1xx; Mittelrang (Middle Tier): Blocks 2xx; Oberrang (Upper Tier): Blocks 3xx.
Where should I sit at Allianz Arena with kids?
For families at Allianz Arena, Mittelrang corner blocks works best — Covered, easy access, full-pitch view without premium-central prices.
Where are the wheelchair-accessible seats at Allianz Arena?
Around 200 wheelchair positions with companion seats spread through the lower tier, barrier-free entrances, lifts and adapted facilities; book through FC Bayern’s or the arena’s accessible-ticket service in advance. Locations: Wheelchair platforms around the Unterrang concourse with companion seating..
What are the stands at Allianz Arena?
Allianz Arena is made up of 3 main stands: Unterrang (Lower Tier); Mittelrang (Middle Tier); Oberrang (Upper Tier).
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Sources
- Allianz Arena — Official site
- Allianz Arena — The Stadium Guide
- Allianz Arena — SeatPick seating guide
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