Red Bull Arena

It’s an amazing stadium, I took in advance an Airbnb around 20 minutes away. Reserved the tickets in advance. I really enjoyed every minute of the game, their supporters have positive vibes, even though they were loosing, they have not stopped chanting for the whole match. The lights were spectacular, the seats were amazing, the stadium was very clean. The toilets were acceptable in reference to the amount of people using them. I definitely recommend to try out a game. The food was acceptable, but the wait was long.

A fantastic stadium with a great atmosphere! Red Bull Arena is modern, clean, and very well organized. The views from the seats are excellent, and the energy from the fans makes every match unforgettable. Easy access, good facilities, and an overall top-notch experience. Highly recommended for any football fan visiting Leipzig!

I watched the Werder Bremen vs. RB Leipzig match here and absolutely loved the atmosphere. The stadium is modern, well-organized, and offers amazing views of the pitch. Fans were energetic, and everything from entry to seating was smooth. Highly recommended for any football lover visiting Leipzig!

What a beautiful Stadium 🏟 , and an amazing place to be , I am sure that the fans of Red Bull Leipzig football soccer club are very happy to visit this stadium monthly , to enjoy watching their city team playing in this wonderful stadium , it is so good for Leipzig , to have such a beautiful stadium . I was here in this stadium to attend the international match between Germany and Slovakia National Teams , and I was impressed by the beauty of this stadium , it was so nice to be here , and I can surely say that : visiting this stadium and attending the matches of Red Bull Leipzig team which plays very strong and high level matches in Germany and in Europe in the last few years , is a thing not to be missed at all .

One of the most amazing stadiums I’ve ever visited. The atmosphere was fantastic! The size is perfect. The food was great and the lines here served fast. We have seen Cristiano Ronaldo playing EURO 2024! Even it was raining the seats were save. I’ll definitely come again to see some football match. Also getting in and out was fast (with trams).

Pretty good atmosphere for a modern stadium. The standing section was really well priced and good fun for a visitor. Food and drink at the game was decent. The stadium tour was laughably bad. Fun to see the different views around the ground. Basically it was just going around the different VIP lounges. A club with no history, they should make an effort to atleast show the changing rooms, tunnel, pitchside even if it's match day. If it's an issue, run the tour earlier. The security guard was also the most serious person ever. God forbid I took 1 step away from the tour group, he'd give me the angriest look. Skip the tour. Get tickets in the standing area.

The Red Bull Arena in Leipzig serves as the vibrant home ground for RB Leipzig. The stadium boasts an incredible atmosphere, immersing fans in the true essence of football. The energetic vibes resonate throughout, creating an unforgettable experience for spectators. Inside, the stadium offers beer and a diverse range of food options, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the match day experience. Whether you're cheering for the team or savoring the culinary delights, Red Bull Arena promises a memorable visit for football enthusiasts.

Superb arena for football ⚽. Was here to watch the Euro 2024 Round of 16 tie between Austria 🇦🇹 and Turkiye 🇹🇷 and what a match that turned out to be. Beautiful stadium with adequate toilets and food outlets. But be warned.. 1. It's a long walk to the stadium from the tram stops. 2. Food is expensive.. 3. There's nothing much in the stadium vicinity. The stadium itself is magnificient though.. Lighting and sound systems were top class. 4. Rain ☔ can be felt on the stands. So bring raincoats or umbrellas during rainy seasons.

I went to the WNT soccer vs Mexico last week. We had to park 1 1/2 miles away. THERE is no parking. There was no preparation. It was clear 2 or 3 weeks earlier that 26,000 people and 10,000 cars were coming. We arrived to within 600 yards of the stadium 35 minutes before the game. I've never seen such chaos and poor planning. I missed the first 25 minutes of the game. One key artery was inexplicably closed. Everyone funneled into downtown Newark to scramble for parking and to then walk at least one mile. Just insane. I'll never go again. And no thanks for the $14 beers.