World Cup 2006 Stadiums in Germany - Frankfurt

Frankfurt Stadium (Commerzbank Arena)

Frankfurt Stadium aka Commerzbank Arena.Commerzbank Arena

Waldstadion (complete reconstruction) - 48,000 capacity.

The new Waldstadion is being built on the same site as its previous incarnation, which was constructed in the 1920s and renovated for the 1974 FIFA World Cup and again for the 1988 European Championships.

The complete reconstruction of the stadium involved a moveable roof. Venue for the famous waterlogged semi-final between Poland and West Germany in 1974 when a helicopter was used to dry out the pitch. Total costs for the stadium are estimated at 126 million Euros with completion finished in 2005.

The stadium is also a venue for Euro 2024.

Click here for our City Guide to Frankfurt

Frankfurt Stadium.Frankfurt Stadium
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Frankfurt Stadium.Frankfurt Stadium

Getting to Waldstadion (Commerzbank Arena)

The stadium is the home ground of Eintracht Frankfurt.
Train:
S-Bahn Line S8 or S9 to Stadion. The journey takes about 10 minutes from the main station. From the airport Stadion is the first stop and journey time is 3 minutes.

Tram:
Tram 21 from the Hauptbahnhof.

Bus:
Bus #61 from Sachsenhausen.

Car:
B43/44 to the stadium.

Map: See a map of Frankfurt and Commerzbank Arena

Frankfurt Stadium.Frankfurt Stadium
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