Borussia Park has 4 separate stands and they all have a different feel to them, and rather different price tags!The Südtribüne (South) is where the most vocal and loud fans base themselves for the game and the shouting and chants will come from here all game long. The Nordkurve (North) is also known as the School End and this is where the away fans will find themselves – in direct opposition to the home fans. Tickets here will cost you anywhere between €15-27 depending on if you want to sit down or not.The Osttribune and WestTribune are he biggest and most comfortable of all the stands, here you will find the hospitality areas as well as the best views of the pitch. Prices are reflective with a ticket near the half way line setting you back €45.

The stadium is one of Germany's biggest venues and, all in all, a really nice arena. Stands are close to the pitch and the atmosphere at the "Borussia Park” is always great. No wonder why fans and players from Germany love to travel to this very location. Tickets will cost you from 14.50€ (stances) up to 44.50€ (category 1) which is generally seen pretty much an average price for Bundesliga tickets, but nothing to feel bad about. If you want to sit close to the home fans for a better atmosphere, make sure you buy tickets close to the north stands ("Nordkurve”). Be aware, that they jack up the prices against Bayern Munich. Except for the stances, prices will go up 20€ for most of the seats.

The stadium is brand new and every area has a flawless view. No stanchions, no restricted views - the only impediment might be a huge flag waved by one of the ultras found behind the goal in the Nordkurve. To get in with them will cost you €17 max - if you can get a ticket, of course - while elsewhere is seated and therefore dearer.