Updated: October 29, 2026Where can I buy Bayern Munich tickets? TikTik is a privately owned Israeli company operating since 1997, selling tickets to football games in Europe, tickets to concerts and festivals abroad, and organized packages. What does a ticket to a Bayern Munich game include? A ticket only means admission to the event...
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Where do you buy tickets for Bayern Munich?
TikTik (TikTik) is a private Israeli company that has been operating since 1997. It sells tickets to football matches in Europe, tickets to concerts and festivals abroad, and organized packages.
What is included with a ticket to a Bayern Munich match?
A ticket only includes admission to the event; you arrange your own flight and accommodation.
Bayern Munich matches: which games can you book?
You can book Bayern Munich home games at the Allianz Arena, as well as away games, for example in Madrid, Manchester, Lille, and Dortmund.
Among others, these are upcoming Bayern Munich matches you can book:
Wednesday, 25 November 2026 – Lille vs Bayern Munich, Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille – ticket only
What should you check before buying tickets to a Bayern Munich match from abroad?
A date marked "not final" may change; anyone flying for the match should check the final date before booking a flight. It's worth checking the return flight time against the event time before booking a flight.
Tickets to events abroad cannot be canceled (cancellation fee 100%), as the ticket is purchased for the customer as soon as the order is placed.
Postponed event: the ticket is valid for the new date.
Ticket Only or Package: What's the Difference?
Ticket only is entry to the event only, and you arrange the flight and accommodation yourself. A package is flight, hotel and ticket, packed in one order.
What's Included
Ticket only
Package
Entry to the event
Yes
Yes
Flight
No, arrange on your own
Yes
Hotel
No, arrange on your own
Yes
How to book
Ticket in one order
Flight, hotel and ticket, packed in one order
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FAQ
Which stadium does Bayern Munich play at for home matches?
Bayern Munich plays at home at the Allianz Arena in Munich, for example against Slavia Prague on Tuesday, December 8, 2026, and against Real Betis on Wednesday, January 27, 2027.
Is there a package for Bayern Munich home games?
Yes, for example, for Bayern Munich vs. Real Betis on Wednesday, January 27, 2027, and Bayern Munich vs. Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday, May 22, 2027, at the Allianz Arena.
The Allianz Arena opened in 2005 — a pure football bowl designed by Herzog & de Meuron, wrapped in 2,784 inflatable polymer cushions lit by LEDs in 16 million shades; on match nights it glows red above Munich's skyline. Capacity is 75,024, including 13,342 standing places — 9,336 of them in the South Curve, home to the Schickeria ultras, a living terrace at the heart of one of the world's most modern stadiums. Three tiers rising in slope, and the closest seat is just 7.5 metres from the pitch. This is where the opening of the 2006 World Cup was held, the 2012 and 2025 Champions League finals, and the opening of Euro 2024. Every Bayern match since 2005 — sold out.
FAQ
How do you buy tickets for a Bayern Munich match?
Tickets for a Bayern Munich match are raffled off among club members and official supporters' clubs. The numbers say it all: nearly 350,000 requests were submitted for the home match against Dortmund — for 75,024 seats — and even the least in-demand match drew 135,000 requests. The draw is held among 432,500 club members (the biggest club in the world) and official supporters' clubs; anyone who isn't a member can register at the official ticket request shop and hope to be drawn. The club's ticket exchange is the only legal secondary channel, and the away allocation is 7,500. TikTik gets tickets for Bayern matches at the Allianz Arena without membership and without draws, including for Der Klassiker.
How do you get to the Allianz Arena?
You get to the Allianz Arena on line U6 to Fröttmaning station — about 16 minutes from Marienplatz. The standard route: S-Bahn to Marienplatz, and then line U6 toward Garching to Fröttmaning station, then a walk to the stadium along the raised esplanade, 543 metres long. Munich police officially recommend arriving only by public transport, and note an important detail: unlike most clubs in Germany, a Bayern match ticket does not include free travel — you need a separate MVV ticket. After the match the U6 is at peak congestion; the museum stays open for two extra hours — a pleasant way to wait for the crowd to pass.
Is there parking at the Allianz Arena?
Yes, there is parking at the Allianz Arena — 9,800 spaces on the esplanade plus another 1,200 inside the stadium. This is the largest parking complex in Europe: four esplanade car parks plus one inside the stadium itself. Entry is by license-plate recognition only — you register and pay in advance on the website or app, and the barrier opens automatically. But know what you're getting into: emptying 11,000 cars after the final whistle takes up to two and a half hours, and any vehicle taller than 2 metres is directed to a separate car park. The Arena itself recommends: either take the U6, or stay after the match and enjoy the complex until the crowds thin out.
Does an Israeli need a visa to fly to the match?
No. Israelis enter Schengen-area countries visa-free for stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period, and all that's required is a valid passport. Worth knowing what's coming: the European Union is launching the ETIAS authorization system in the last quarter of 2026. Once it takes effect, an online authorization will be required in advance, at a cost of €7, valid for three years or until the passport expires — whichever comes first. As of today the system is not active and no action is required from you. Important warning: the EU warns that many sites impersonate the official site, use the EU logo and charge inflated fees or steal passport and credit card details. There is only one official site — europa.eu/etias — and any address not on the europa.eu domain is not official.
Where is it best to sit at the Allianz Arena?
At the Allianz Arena the strongest atmosphere is in the South Curve — 9,336 standing places behind the goal. This is the realm of the tifos and choreography — a genuine German terrace experience, standing and singing without a break. For those who prefer to sit: the three tiers along the touchlines, with the middle one considered the best balance between height and closeness (the slope increases the higher you go, and the upper tier is steep and panoramic). The hospitality areas and 106 VIP boxes are concentrated on the western mid-tier. Away fans — up to 7,500 — sit in the upper northwest corner, with a separate entrance.
What's special about Bayern Munich's 2026/27 season?
Bayern Munich open the 2026/27 season as domestic treble champions, with Kompany under contract until 2029. Their 34th title — the second in a row, with a historic Bundesliga record of 122 league goals — alongside the German Cup and the Super Cup named after Beckenbauer. Vincent Kompany, under contract until 2029, was given a transfer window that even sole chairman Uli Hoeneß may have called 'perfect': just two reinforcements, both precise — Ismail Saibari, Player of the Year in the Netherlands, from PSV, and left-back and World Cup player Nathanael Brown from Frankfurt. And in November the Arena transforms into an NFL venue again — the third Munich Game in its history.
