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25th Jun,2024 21:00( Local time) Germany | Cologne | Cologne Stadium
About seatThere are four ticket categories for the EURO 2024
Red: Category 1 seats are located on the main and opposite stands; or in the lower blocks in the corners.
Blue: Category 2 seats are located in the corners and behind the goals; or on the main and opposite stands, above the Category 1 seats.
Green: Category 3 seats are located in the corners and behind the goals, further away from the pitch than Category 2 seats.
Orange: ‘Fans First’ seats are located behind the goals.
NOTE 1:You can only select the category, but not a specific seat within that category.
NOTE 2:all ticket categories may include seats in different tiers of the stadium (such as upper and lower tiers)
About stadiumCologne Stadium was rebuilt to stage games at the 2006 FIFA World Cup; top Cologne tourist attractions include the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter.
Cologne Stadium was built to replace Cologne’s old Müngersdorfer Stadion with the perspective of the city being one of the host cities of the 2006 World Cup.
Demolition and construction of the stadium were done gradually so that FC Köln could keep playing their home matches at the stadium. Works were completed in 2004. The new stadium came at a cost of €119.5 million.
Cologne Stadium hosted five games during the 2006 World Cup, which included four group matches and the round of 16 match between Switzerland and Ukraine (0-0).
Address: Aachener Straße 999, 50933 Köln
Stadion is located in the west of Cologne, just over 6 kilometres from the city centre.
The stadium can be easily reached by car from the A1 motorway, which runs west of the city. Take exit 103 and follow the Aachener Straße east towards the city centre. After a little more than a kilometre the stadium will turn up on your right. Following the Aachener Straße further east will get you to the city centre of Cologne.
If using public transport, one can reach the stadium with tram line 1. From station Neumarkt in the city centre it takes about 15 minutes to reach stop RheinEnergieStadion.
On matchdays special tram services connect the Hauptbahnhof railway station and station Neumarkt with the stadium. The fare is included in the match ticket.
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