Parken Sports Fan Tips

Parken is a venue in or near Copenhagen that is most often used for Soccer

Best Food and Drink at Parken?

There is nothing too exciting on offer in terms of food and rink at the stadium. There is a canteen whereby you can get a meal for a reasonable price but don't be expecting anything too special. On match day it is often very busy so you need to allow yourself plenty of time if you don't want to be late for the game.There are also fast food and beer stands that is run of the mill and nothing too exciting. It is often overpriced so it may be a good idea to eat before or after you go to the stadium in one of the nice restaurants that the city provides.You a rent allowed to bring food or beverages into the stadium with you.

Parken seating?

If you are going to an international game, the prices are going to be higher than if it is a FC Copenhagen match. For European championship qualifiers it will be through UEFA where you get your tickets and for World Cup qualifying it is done through FIFA. If it is a friendly match then the Danish FA will be selling the tickets.For FC Copenhagen tickets the price depends on your age and what part of the stadium you wish to sit in. Adults wishing for a normal stand ticket will pay 185 DKK and children pay 95 DKK. The family stand tickets cost 135 DKK for adults and 70 DKK for children.If you are purchasing the ticket on the day of the game there is an additional 40 DKK that you will have to pay and if it is a game against heir rivals Brondby then there is an additional 50 DKK fee.The best way to get tickets is by ordering from the FC Copenhagen website.There are four stands to choose from. The North Stand has a small number of seats as this is where the hospitality boxes are mainly located. The lower tier has a divide for family tickets and away fans. The East Stand is the main stand and is where the tunnel and dugout is located. There are two tiers, with the upper one being closed if attendance levels are expected to be low.The South Stand is the fan zone area. Only those fans over the age of 15 can sit here and is usually the most boisterous area of the venue. Finally, the West Stand is very similar to the East stand.

Things to check out around Parken Stadium?

Unfortunately there are no stadium tours that operate on a regular basis but if you get in touch with the club directly you may be able to have one organised for your visit. To get in touch with them, you can send an email to rundvisning@parken.dk and tell them how many people are going to be in your group, when you are in the city etc.This will allow you to learn when there is a tour available and what price it will cost. There is also no club museum for you to go to. The club is still relatively new having only been founded in 1992 so there is not much history to talk about.If you are looking for things to check out in the vicinity of the stadium, the Nyhavn area is beautiful with the amazing buildings that line the route of the canal. It is an area that is rich in history and culture.If you enjoy amusement parks, Tivoloi Gardens is the place for you. They have world class attractions with over two dozen different rides there, as well as live concerts and more than 30 food places to eat at.

Best Insider tip at Parken?

Make sure that you buy your tickets in advance as there will be an additional fee of 40 DKK that you have to pay if you buy tickets on the day of a game.

How do I get to Parken Stadium?

As Copenhagen is a capital city, the transport facilities are generally quiet good.You can get the train to the Nordhavn Station which is located approximately twenty minutes by foot from the stadium. If you wish to walk from the central train station it will take you about an hour to do so.Around the stadium there are located three different bus stops, the number 14 and the 95N buses will stop there.If you are driving, the route is well signposted. From the city centre you need to get on the Bernstorffsgade and go in the direction of Stormgade. Then you head towards the København Ø from there, finishing off on the Øster Allé which will take you right to the stadium.If you wish to get a taxi to the ground from the central train station then you will be looking at a 15 minute drive time and a fare of approximately 10 Danish kroner.The car park at the ground is reserved for only people who have passes. When it is match day it can be hard to find parking on the adjacent streets as access will be limited. Usually your best option is to find parking somewhere in the city centre and walk the rest of the way.

What to expect from the Parken crowd?

Just like with any club, there are always going to be small groups of troublemakers amongst the fans and this is the case for FC Copenhagen. Having said this, the club is quick to ban any fans that are engaging in any sordid behaviour and overall the games have an amazing fan atmosphere. The team's fans were even shortlisted for the best fans in Europe award in 2017.The South Stand is only open to supports over the age of 15 and it tends to be the area where the most boisterous of supporters sit. The North Stand is where the away section is located as well as being the family stand.

Best restaurants near Parken?

While the stadium is a bit outside of the city centre where the best restaurants are located, there are still some great choices available for you to choose from nearby to the stadium.Geranium is one of the best options and it is an extremely relaxed and friendly environment. It is an open kitchen setting and the chefs casually intermingle with the guests. The food is extremely interesting and tasty, giving you an amazing experience form your first course up until your last.Souls is a restaurant that is nice and cosy, especially on a cold day. The menu is entirely vegan and vegetarian and can be gluten free upon request. It is the perfect choice for people with distinct food requirements and is only a short distance away from the stadium.

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Best Bars near Parken?

Denmark has a fine tradition when it comes to beer and this is showcased in the amazing range of choices you have when it comes to bars in the city.Carlsberg are the team's sponsor so that gives you a hint of what can be expected in the local bars. Pub Og Sport is very close to the city hall and is a great spot if you want to soak up the atmosphere before a game. There are a dozen different screens that showcase different football games, as well as being all sorts of enjoyable games to play like pool and slot machines.Engelsk Pub Vesterbrogade 2 B ApS has a nice mix of good drinks and decent food if you are getting peckish. The pub has a classic feel to it and you will feel like you have been sent back a few decades into a rustic setting.

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