31 days of football, festival & fun

The Fan Zone is open daily (also on non-match days) from 01:00 P.M. to 10:00 PM On days when the match starts at 09:00 PM it closes approx. one hour after the final whistle.

As there are only a limited number of parking spaces available in the Olympic Park. We recommend using Park&Ride car parks and travelling to the Fan Zone by public transport or by bike.

All information on how to get there and parking can be found here.

You can reach the Fan Zone by taking the subway line U3 to the Olympiazentrum subway station. Please also use the special line U8 Sendlinger Tor / Hauptbahnhof <> Olympiazentrum on Munich match days. When the Olympiastadion opens, it gets really crowded. Please also use alternative connections!

There are also free bicycle parking spaces at all three entrances to the Fan Zone.

For safety and organisational reasons, Hans-Jochen-Vogel-Square will be closed at 9.00 a.m. instead of 11.00 a.m. with immediate effect. Please use the Spiridon-Louis-Ring and the Ackermannbogen to bypass the Olympiapark from 9.00 a.m. onwards. The footpath to Tollwood is via Ackermannbogen, by bike via Spiridon-Louis-Ring and Ackermannbogen.

Plan Fan Zone

The culinary offer in the Fan Zone leaves nothing to be desired: whether with coziness, conviviality and beer culture in the modern beer garden, with cool drinks for hot football days at the bars and many more specialities.

IMPORTANT: It is permitted to bring non-alcoholic drinks for personal consumption up to a maximum of 1 litre per person, but only in plastic bottles. Glass bottles and cans are generally prohibited.

There will be free drinking water stations within the Fan Zone.

All visitors wishing to enter the fan zone area will be checked. Due to increased security checks at the entrances, there may be waiting times at the entrance. Therefore, please arrive early and refrain from bringing backpacks and bags (larger than DIN A4 = 21 x 30 cm). Please note that security are authorised to check visitors for alcohol and/or drug consumption. Visitors who pose a security risk may be denied access.

Allowed items:

• Belt bags, waist bags, jute bags, gymbags up to DIN A4
• Scrunchies and rain poncho
• Simple 35 mm cameras without lens
• Mobile phones, small power banks
• Blankets
• Sealed sun cream up to 100ml
• Non-alcoholic drinks for personal consumption up to a maximum of 1 litre per person, but only in plastic bottles

Prohibited Items:

• Bags, rucksacks, trolleys and similar items of luggage larger than DIN A4
• Compressed air fanfares
• Flag or banner poles that are longer than 1 metre and/or have a diameter of more than 10 mm
• Flags of non-participating national teams at UEFA EURO 2024
• Any kind of glass bottles
• Professional film and photo cameras, camera tripods
• Weapons of any kind and objects that can be used as weapons or projectile
• Irritant cans such as deodorants, hairspray, etc.
• Lasers of any kind, laser pointers, laser pens, etc.
• Corrosive, highly flammable or colouring substances or other containers with substances that could be harmful to health.
• Narcotics of any kind; it is prohibited to carry and consume cannabis.
• Items such as tripods, stools, folding chairs, crates, prams, bicycles etc. that are considered bulky. There are parking spaces for bicycles at the three entrances to the Fan Zone and for pushchairs on the roof of the Small Olympic Hall to the right of the Harry Potter pre-sale container. The pram parking area is not guarded. Prams are parked at your own risk.
• Objects of a pyrotechnic nature such as flares, fireworks, torches, sparklers, etc.
• Symbols of a political, ideological or advertising nature
• The carrying and open display of symbols of a racist, xenophobic, radical political, ideological or discriminatory nature on media such as clothing, banners and digital advertisements, as well as the verbalisation of slogans, sayings, texts or statements of this nature.

• There are spaces for wheelchair users with a good view of the screens in the area of the lawn steps at Olympic Lake and at the Theatron
• The nearest point for wheelchair users to get in/out and park - if available - is the car park at the Olympic Ice Sports Centre. Access via Lerchenauer Straße.
• Toilets for people with disabilities can be found here.
• The podcast ‘PFOSTEN RETTET’, which can be seen on the lake stage on every day of the festival, will also be presented with sign language overlays on the big screen, as will the stage programme on the Opening Day (14.06.) and on Inclusion Day (04.07.).
• Free e-mobiles are available for hiring for people with limited mobility. Information can be found here.

The Fan Zone is an event for everyone to have a carefree and enjoyable time.  The carrying and open display of symbols of a racist, xenophobic, radical political, ideological or discriminatory nature on media such as clothing, banners and digital displays, as well as the verbalisation of slogans, sayings, texts or statements of this nature will not be tolerated. Violations of the Code of Conduct will be penalised and will result in exclusion from the event.

In the event of storms and severe weather, please follow the instructions of the organiser and the security staff!

These house rules

apply for the period of time and area of the Fan Zone.

Awareness team:

If you or anyone else feels harassed, discriminated against or otherwise uncomfortable, the MucAware awareness teams in the Fan Zone are there to support you. Scan the QR code from the posters distributed in the Fan Zone to contact MucAware.

The awareness teams will also be on the move around the site as well as stationary in the awareness tent next to the first aid station near the West Entrance to the Olympic Hall.  The awareness teams can be recognised by their purple waistcoats and brightly coloured rucksacks. They will be there for you on all match days from 5 p.m. to around midnight.

Photography for private use is permitted. Only 35 mm cameras without a lens and mobile phones with a camera function are permitted on the premises. Recordings of any kind are prohibited without the explicit permission of the organisers/artists.

For fans who have a ticket for one of the matches in the Munich Football Arena, there is a shuttle service from the Olympic Park to the arena and back on match days. Stop/departure is at the Parkharfe Block 19.