North, South, East or West stand? Using the seating plan for FC Bayern Munich matches you can easily find your spot in the Allianz Arena. The visitors’ blocks are on the upper tier, block 347 to 340 on the east side.
When was the Allianz Arena built?
The Allianz Arena by architect Pierre De Meuron was built in Munich, Germany in 2002-2005.
Why is Munich’s Allianz Arena called the ‘Allianz’?
Allianz helped finance the new stadium in exchange for putting using name during its first 30 years of life. Its name, Allianz Arena, also represents the long bond between the company and Munich.
Who paid for the construction of the Allianz Stadium?
The German insurance firm Allianz is the main shareholder of the company that built the project. The total cost of construction is € 280,000,000, paid by the TSV 1860 Munich and FC Bayern Munich. It’s construction began on October 21, 2002, with the laying of the stone foundation on the part of Franz Beckenbauer,…
What is the capacity of the Allianz Arena Munich?
City authorities approved a 3,901 increase of the capacity to 69,901. FC Bayern Munich became sole owners of the Allianz Arena after purchasing TSV 1860 Munich’s 50 per cent share in holding company Allianz Arena Munich Stadium GmbH for €11 million.
Is the Allianz Arena already the second-most recognised brand in Germany?
According to a poll carried out by market research institute Sport+Markt, the Allianz Arena was already the second-most recognised brand at a national level. The poll questioned football fans about business names in association with football stadiums. The Allianz Arena passed the final bureaucratic hurdle as planning permission was granted.
When will 5G be available at the Allianz Arena?
New mobile communication standard 5G will be available in and around the Allianz Arena from spring 2020. The redesigned and completely renovated FC BAYERN STORE was opened at the Allianz Arena. Here are the possible dates of the upcoming home games in Munich’s football temple. Find your way around the Allianz Arena.
