Cannstatter Kurve fan zone:
The entire Cannstatter Kurve (blocks 31-50) is designated as an active fan zone. Standing fans and waving flags are to be expected in this area. This may restrict visibility.
Smoke-free blocks:
The following blocks are smoke-free areas:
Main stand block 20a, opposite stand blocks 56a, 60b, and 59b, curve areas blocks 43 a+b, 75 a-e, 76 a-e, 81 a-c, and 82 a-c.
REWE family block:
VfB Stuttgart offers special Fritzle and REWE family blocks. These are located in the Untertürkheimer Kurve area, in blocks 75, 76, 81, and 82. Experience VfB Stuttgart live with your whole family at the MHPArena Stuttgart. For families with children, VfB offers a very special home game experience at very affordable prices in the REWE family block. Starting at just €20 per person for a combination ticket, one parent and one child can experience and support VfB “live,” while siblings or friends can join in for as little as €10 per ticket (prices vary depending on the game). VfB offers families with children a special cup game experience at family-friendly prices in the REWE family block.
To enable even more families to attend, tickets are only available to members of the VfB Fritzle Club and the VfB Youth Club. Smoking is prohibited in the REWE family section. To ensure a family-friendly stadium experience, we also ask that you refrain from standing while watching the game. Thank you for being considerate of our youngest VfB fans!
In addition to soccer, visitors to the REWE family block can enjoy many other highlights and great offers, such as the VfB photo wall with the original motif of the player tunnel at the MHPArena Stuttgart. Here, not only young VfB fans can have their picture taken with mascot Fritzle during his regular visits. For those who would like to dress up in the club colors of white and red for the upcoming home game, the Untertürkheimer Kurve fan shop offers child-friendly products at attractive prices, exclusively for visitors to the REWE Family Block. In addition to all these highlights, there will be new and changing promotions related to VfB. The REWE family block is completely smoke-free, so nothing stands in the way of a family-friendly stadium visit. Tickets for the REWE family block are available at the VfB ticket shop.
At VfB Stuttgart, it is a tradition for people with disabilities to loudly support the Cannstatt boys at home games in the MHP Arena. To ensure that home games are as enjoyable as possible for people with disabilities, they have been looked after for years by the Accessibility Team, led by our Disability Officer Ralph Klenk. There are a total of around 400 seats for people with disabilities and their companions.
Information
Inclusion shuttle
In cooperation with Mercedes-Benz, we offer an inclusion shuttle service for our home games. People with disabilities and their accompanying persons are picked up from their homes free of charge and driven back home after the game. The number of places available is limited! If you are interested, please contact m.bierig@vfb-stuttgart.de after purchasing your tickets.
Arrival
There are three disabled parking spaces (P7, P2a, and P10) along Mercedesstraße, in the immediate vicinity of the MHP Arena Stuttgart. This guarantees short distances when arriving at the stadium. There are a total of 100 spaces in the P7 parking garage, and another 80 parking spaces are available in P2a between the MHP Arena Stuttgart and the VfB office.
Additional parking spaces are available in car park P10 at Cannstatter Wasen. Only vehicles with a blue disabled parking permit may park in any of the above-mentioned car parks. Advance registration is not required.
It is also possible to travel by wheelchair-accessible coach. To do so, we ask the respective bus companies to register in advance, including the vehicle registration number, at least three days before the game with the VfB disabled fan representative Ralph Klenk (behindertenfanbetreuung@vfb-stuttgart.de).
Block Structure at the GAZi-Stadion
The spectator sections E1 to E7 in the main stand are seated areas, while blocks A and C are standing areas. The entire Block A is designated as an active fan section. Fans in this area should expect standing spectators and waving flags. This may result in restricted visibility. Away fans can purchase tickets for Block D.
Tickets for Wheelchair Users
Tickets for wheelchair users can be purchased for €8 each. A limited number of tickets are available. The accompanying person is included in the ticket. Tickets can be ordered via the online order form.
All ticket holders can use the official ticket exchange to resell their seats, which cannot be used on a match day, to other fans.
Ticket holders do not have to hand over their tickets, as they are blocked electronically and then reactivated. Other fans can then purchase these seats at the official prices – i.e. at fair conditions – via the regular ticket sales channel (“primary market”).
Season ticket holders: Season ticket holders will be refunded the pro-rata season ticket price minus a 20% processing fee. The ticket exchange opens two weeks before the respective match date. From this point on, season ticket holders can offer their season tickets for sale on the secondary market in their customer account and view the current status.
Day ticket holders: Day ticket holders will be refunded the day ticket price minus a 20% processing fee. The ticket exchange for day ticket buyers opens for sold-out games one week before the respective game date. From this point on, day ticket holders can offer their day tickets for sale on the secondary market in their customer account and view the current status.
Offering and transferring tickets for VfB Stuttgart home games without the consent of VfB Stuttgart – for example, via the use of unauthorized sales platforms such as eBay, eBay Kleinanzeigen, or Viagogo – is not permitted under Section 9.3 of our General Ticket Terms and Conditions (“ATGB,” see shop.vfb.de). VfB Stuttgart, in cooperation with the law firm LDM Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft, is taking civil and criminal action against these ticket sellers. The proceeds from the contractual penalties, minus our costs, will be donated to the VfB Foundation Brustring der Herzen, which supports social and charitable projects. We ask for your understanding that, due to the increasing number of cases, we are taking action against all unauthorized ticket sales. Unfortunately, given the ongoing growth of the black market for tickets, VfB Stuttgart has no alternative but to take this resolute action against the unauthorized resale of tickets. VfB Stuttgart is combating the uncontrolled ticket trade primarily to protect its own fans and spectators at the MHP Arena Stuttgart. Separating rival fan groups and excluding violent stadium visitors is impossible when tickets are resold on the black market. In addition, VfB Stuttgart wants to continue to ensure comprehensive coverage for fans within the framework of a social and fair pricing structure. Uncontrolled ticket trading on the black market jeopardizes safety in stadiums and inevitably leads to an increase in ticket prices in the long term. Fans can support VfB by tracking auctions and trading. If you have purchased tickets on viagogo, eBay, eBay Kleinanzeigen, ticketbande, StubHub, ticketbis, seatwave, or other unauthorized platforms, please send us the completed “Customer Survey” form, together with the purchase contract and a picture of the tickets, to service@vfb-stuttgart.de. We will be happy to check whether your tickets are blocked and help you to rescind your purchase contract. Anonymous reports can also be sent by post to VfB Stuttgart 1893 AG, VfB Fan Center, Mercedesstraße 73 A, 70372 Stuttgart, Germany, with the keyword “Schwarzmarkt” (black market). The current daily ticket prices can be found in the games currently on sale. Further information is available on request from our Service Center.