Deutsche Bank Park

Enjoy the atmosphere at the Deutsche Bank Park

The stadium is more commonly known as the Waldstadion, which is its nickname. The stadium retrieved a new name on the first of July 2020. Eintracht Frankfurt’s stadium was called the Commerzbank-Arena before the renaming took place. The stadium opened its doors in 1925. It opened in Frankfurt in 1925, but the stadium has only been the home base of Eintracht Frankfurt since 1963, when the Bundesliga was founded. It has a capacity of 52,300 and is one of Germany's largest football stadiums. Other sports and events also take place in the stadium.

Enjoy the atmosphere at Deutsche Bank Park during your football trip to Eintracht Frankfurt!

Magical moments in Deutsche Bank Park

The stadium, located in Frankfurt am Main, was used in the 2006 World Cup. Eintracht Frankfurt was honoured that their stadium was chosen as one of the facilities of the World Cup. A total of five matches were played in the Deutsche Bank Park during the World Cup. The stadium needed to be renovated afterwards. If we travel back in time, we’ll find another magical moment of the stadium. The finals of the German competition took place instantly after the stadium’s opening. The Deutsche Bank Park was predominantly used for political events during the Second World War.

Visit the Deutsche Bank Park

There are several other ways to get to the Deutsche Bank Park from Frankfurt’s city centre. The most useful and fastest way of travelling is through tram. You board the tram at stop Frankfurt (Main) Baseler Platz, travel with tram 21 towards Frankfurt (Main) Stadion Strassenbahn and disembark at stop Frankfurt (Main) Stadion Strassenbahn. You only need to walk a short ten minutes from there. Would you like to visit a match of Eintracht Frankfurt in the Deutsche Bank Park? Then you should book your football trip to Eintracht Frankfurt at Number 1 Football Travel. Our staff will arrange everything for you and always take your wishes into account. Have fun!