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Stopped there with Beyounce and JayZ during the OTR Tour and the experience was all in all really good. Staff was really nice. Set up was hella easy and the whole place is actually pretty nice. There could be more toilets and the outside court could be bigger but it what it it’s. Overall awesome stadium

Visited the stadium during the EUROs and it was a fantastic experience. The ticket and security procedure was quick and effective. The view I had was stunning and I think that also everywhere around the stadium it's the same. I must admit that the kebab after the game was also huge and delicious + it's not expensive when you compare it to other drinks and foods. The downside was that the public transport to the ground isn't the most efficient. With that I mean that there are no good routes that lead directly to the stadium and that aren't also packed to the max due to a small number of trams. So your best option is to go there by car if possible.

Had a great experience while watching the football match, a worth visiting stadium in Germany!

Really liked this stadium. Came here for England 0-0 Slovenia. There is a huge park outside the stadium that people were having picnics on. Once through security, it is easy to navigate and there are plenty of small bars and food stalls to order your food and drink. The views in the stadium are fantastic no matter where you sit. Getting in and out was relatively straightforward. Tram from cologne centre to the stadium took 35mins but it had no open windows and it was 30c on the day! Also bear in mind the tram gets full on match days as well… When we left, there were plenty of trams waiting behind the platform that were ushered around one after the other. Overall great stadium and worth a visit.

Amazing atmosphere fantastic fans

Went there for Scotland v Switzerland for the Euros. Great atmosphere, great game, and a great ground

Super atmosphere and great experience! Stadium was very stylish. I highly recommend to visit if you have a chance.

Amazing venue for concerts super easy access with tramway. Large outdoor grounds.

I went here for a tournament, the Colonia Cup, which was contested by four teams - the home town FC Koln , Stoke City from England, Valencia CF from Spain and Porto from Portugal. The stadium holds 50,000 but on this day there were plenty of empty seats which, I was told, isn't often the case for regular league games. The stadium was built in the 1920s but updated about a decade ago and later given the corporate name that it has today. The bad thing about the stadium is that it's pretty much in the middle of nowhere, meaning no pre-game drinks in a pub although there are some stands around where you can purchase beer and also some food. You can catch the tram from downtown to get to the stadium, so that's quite convenient.