Bundesliga tickets for UK fans

How hard it is to get home tickets at the 7 Bundesliga clubs we cover, easiest first. Each guide has how-to-buy steps, sale windows and the nearest UK airports.

FC Augsburg

Augsburg, Germany

Easy

Fly into Munich (Memmingen for budget airlines) and take the train — under an hour. A friendly, low-stress first Bundesliga trip.

Bundesliga€16–€75 (2026/27, category A–D)

SV Werder Bremen

Bremen, Germany

Easy

Bremen Airport is 15 minutes from the city by tram; Hamburg is a 1-hour train away. Riverside walk to the stadium is a classic.

BundesligaApprox. €10–€25 standing, €20–€70 seated (club FAQ)

1. FSV Mainz 05

Mainz, Germany

Doable

Frankfurt Airport is about 25 minutes away by train. Great carnival-town atmosphere and a short hop from Frankfurt nightlife.

Bundesliga€17 standing; seats roughly €27–€76 depending on price list (2026/27)

SC Freiburg

Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany

Doable

Fly into EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse — about an hour by bus/train. Beautiful Black Forest city; well worth a weekend.

BundesligaCheck the club site

Hamburger SV

Hamburg, Germany

Tricky

Huge stadium and loads of direct UK flights, but demand since promotion means most games currently go to members only.

BundesligaUp to €89 (club cap for public areas); check the club’s price listMembership needed

Borussia Dortmund

Dortmund, Germany

Very hard

The Yellow Wall is on every bucket list, which is exactly why it’s so hard. Cup games and European nights can be slightly easier for members.

Bundesliga€18.50 standing; €35–€85 seated (+20% for Bayern/Schalke)Membership needed

FC Bayern München

Munich, Germany

Very hard

Easy to fly to, hard to get in. Plenty of UK fans pair a stadium tour with an Augsburg game the same weekend instead.

BundesligaCheck the club siteMembership needed

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