Allianz Arena

What a fantastic stadium! I travelled from the Uk as a neutral supporter and was really impressed. The fans are passionate and the atmosphere was incredible. The stadium is easily accessible by public transport on the subway (no.6 blue line) but it is a bit of a walk from the station to the stadium. The food and drink were extremely good value with a half litre of beer for €5.50, one litre for €10.30 and the biggest pretzel I’ve ever seen for €5.50. A good range of other items.

Fantastic experience for the whole family! We visited Allianz Arena in Munich with our 5-year-old son, and it was an unforgettable day. The stadium itself is stunning, and there’s something for everyone. Our little one was beyond excited to explore the stadium, especially the interactive exhibits at the football museum, which kept him entertained and engaged the whole time. There are also kid-friendly areas where he could play and learn about the sport in a fun way. As for dad, he thoroughly enjoyed a cold beer at one of the stadium’s bars while taking in the amazing views. It was the perfect mix of fun for our son and relaxation for the adults. The whole experience was incredibly family-friendly, and the staff were so welcoming. The tour of the stadium was fantastic – walking through the stands, seeing the locker rooms, and being so close to the pitch was thrilling for all of us. We also enjoyed learning about the history of Bayern Munich. If you’re in Munich with kids (and a beer-loving dad), Allianz Arena is an absolute must-visit! We left with big smiles and great memories!

This was one of the highlights of our trip and while we weren't Bayern fans going into the day, they are our favorite German team now. I highly recommend going to the museum if you have time, the history here is incredible. Our timing didn't work for a game so we only took in the museum and the tour. The tour was also amazing. Access to the stadium, press room, dressing room, access ramp. Well worth the money in my opinion.

Visiting Allianz Arena in Germany was an unforgettable experience! We explored the stands, walked down to the pitch, and even got a glimpse inside the locker rooms, which was a special highlight. The stadium is incredibly modern and offers a unique perspective on football culture. The fan shop had a great selection of souvenirs and jerseys, perfect for any football enthusiast. Our guide was fantastic—knowledgeable, engaging, and full of interesting stories about the stadium and its history. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Munich, whether you’re a football fan or simply enjoy impressive architecture!

The atmosphere was great. I recommend buying the tour ticket for a great experience inside Allianz Arena, your guide was really helpful, informative and added a lot to the tour. The most iconic view was the pitch although I wasn’t lucky as there was some maintenance in the playfield. The experience was pretty good but I have to add a note for those who have difficulty in walking a long distance, the distance between the nearest train station to the stadium is about 1.3 km so just make sure that you arrive on the time of your booked a tour ticket.

The Allianz Arena is a cool stadium with a nice atmosphere that makes watching a match an unforgettable experience. The energy from the crowd was very exciting. However, there were some downsides to our visit. The subway ride to the stadium was extremely uncomfortable due to the fact that passengers were packed in like sardines, and as someone who is very claustrophobic, it felt overwhelming and unsafe. This is something that really needs to be addressed. Additionally, we were mistakenly charged twice at the snack bar, and despite bringing it to their attention, the staff refused to cancel the second transaction. While the stadium itself is amazing, these issues made the experience less enjoyable.

Visited as a part of guided tour in English. Really loved the architecture of the stadium and the history related to Bayern Munich shown in the Museum. Got to know how such stadiums are maintained and how tickets are sold.

Visited on a non match day in the holiday season. Quite busy but the arena tour was handled really well and was very interesting. Great stadium, if you show your tour ticket you get a discount on food and beverages. Merchandise store on site with plenty of choices. Museum was really extensive and interesting as well.