Signal Iduna Park Seating Plan

The Südtribüne — the standing south terrace holding almost 25,000 BVB fans, the largest in Europe. It stands, sings and choreographs for the full match. For internationals it converts to ~10,000 seats.

81,365 for Bundesliga matches including standing; about 66,000 all-seated for international fixtures.

Standing tickets are largely season-ticket and member territory and sell out instantly, but they do appear via official channels for some fixtures. Expect to stand throughout and know the songs — or choose upper Nord to face the Wall instead.

Yes — the roof covers all seats; front rows can catch wind-blown rain.

The away block is in the north-east corner (lower and upper), segregated with a dedicated entrance.

Take the U45/U46 to Stadion or walk ~20 minutes from Dortmund Hbf via the signed fan route; matchday tickets usually include local transit (VRR).

End-stage shows use the pitch as floor; the Süd end or the stage end is closed depending on orientation.

Section numbers at Signal Iduna Park follow the seating tiers. Lower Tier (Unterrang): Inner ring: Süd 10–15, West 20–27, Ost 40–49, Nord 60–63, corners 35–36, 55–56, 64–65, 85–86; Upper Tier (Oberrang): Outer ring: Süd 80–84, West 30–34, Ost 50–54, Nord 70–78, corners 37–39, 57–59, 66–68, 87–89.

Yes. Signal Iduna Park's seating plan is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Lower Tier (Unterrang) Inner ring: Süd 10–15, West 20–27, Ost 40–49, Nord 60–63, corners 35–36, 55–56, 64–65, 85–86; Upper Tier (Oberrang) Outer ring: Süd 80–84, West 30–34, Ost 50–54, Nord 70–78, corners 37–39, 57–59, 66–68, 87–89), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating plan on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at Signal Iduna Park are from Central Ost (block 52) or West (block 32) on the halfway line — Elevated central sightline with the full Yellow Wall choreography in view across the bowl. The weakest are Upper corner back rows: Highest and furthest, with pylon structure occasionally in peripheral view. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating plan for Signal Iduna Park.

For families at Signal Iduna Park, Lower West central blocks works best — Main-stand side, close to amenities, calm compared to the ends. Note that the Upper Tier (Oberrang) is steep, so young children and anyone uneasy with heights are better lower down.

Wheelchair user areas with companion seats, dedicated seating for visually and hearing impaired fans, accessible entrances, lifts and adapted toilets; BVB runs a dedicated disabled-supporter booking process and demand is high — apply early. Locations: Wheelchair areas in Block 3 (West Stand) and Block 6 (Ost Stand); seating for visually impaired fans in Block 5 (Ost) and for hearing impaired fans in Block 34 (West)..

Signal Iduna Park is made up of 2 main stands: Lower Tier (Unterrang); Upper Tier (Oberrang).

For the best view at Signal Iduna Park, aim for Central Ost (block 52) or West (block 32) on the halfway line (Elevated central sightline with the full Yellow Wall choreography in view across the bowl.); Südtribüne standing, blocks 10–15 and 80–84 (league matches) (Standing among ~25,000 on Europe’s largest terrace is a football pilgrimage — buy well in advance.). The view is most restricted from Upper corner back rows (Highest and furthest, with pylon structure occasionally in peripheral view.).