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02/17/2022

Fan information for the game in Wolfsburg

The Hoffenheim fan representatives have put together all the most important information to prepare you for the Bundesliga match away to VfL Wolfsburg.

Covid rules

2G proof:

A prerequisite for entry to the stadium is proof of "2G status" for all stadium visitors aged 18 and over (fully vaccinated or recovered):

  • Vaccinated: People are considered fully vaccinated 14 days after administration of all accepted COVID-19 vaccine doses, i.e. on and after the 15th day.

A second dose of the vaccine is always required, including for Johnson & Johnson

  • Recovered: Proof of recovery must come in the form of evidence of a previous infection with the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus. The test must have been carried out by laboratory diagnostics using nucleic acid detection (e.g. PCR test). The positive result must have been registered at least 28 days ago and must be no older than 90 days.

There are designated control points at selected ticket offices from two hours before the start of the match. Those who present their proof there will receive a wristband. Admission to the stadium is only possible with a valid ticket and wristband. This also applies to children and young people up to and including 17 years of age.

Proof can be provided via the CovPass app, Corona-Warn-App, vaccination card or official certificates from the authorities.

People who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons must be able to prove this with medical evidence (medical certificate) and provide a negative Covid antigen test (not a self-test), which must be no older than 24 hours.

Mask mandate:

It is compulsory to wear FFP2 standard mouth/nose protection throughout the stadium. Masks must also be worn when seated and can only be taken off when consuming food or drink. For children aged six to 14, a non-medical mask is sufficient. Younger children do not need a mask.

Hygiene rules:

  • Always keep at least 1.5 metres of distance from other people.
  • Please do not congregate in groups.
  • Avoid direct contact.
  • Cough and sneeze etiquette and hand hygiene must be observed. 

Transport and parking

Cars and busses

From the A7 towards Kassel:

  • Take exit 64 (Dreieck Salzgitter) and merge onto the A39 towards Berlin/Braunschweig/Salzgitter.
  • Take exit 3 (Wolfsburg-West) towards Wolfsburg (L321/Heinrich-Nordhoff-Str.)
  • Take the slip road onto Berliner Brücke/L322

From the A2 from Hanover or Potsdam:

  • Take exit 58 (Kreuz Wolfsburg/Königslutter) onto the A39 towards Wolfsburg/Flechtorf.
  • Take exit 3 (Wolfsburg-West) towards Wolfsburg (L321/Heinrich-Nordhoff-Str.)
  • Take the slip road onto Berliner Brücke/L322

Buses and cars may park directly by the away section. 

Public transport

The Volkswagen Arena's central location means that it is only a short walk from Wolfsburg's main railway station/ZOB and from the city centre. Travelling by public transport is therefore highly recommended, especially on match days.

Further information

Stadium opening and ticket office:

The stadium will open 90 minutes prior to kick-off (14:00 CET). 

There will be no ticket office open on the day of the match. 

Stadium:

Away section:

Seating Block 33 (at standing room price) and Seating Block 35, Entrance via Away South

Hospitality:

Please note that only cashless payments are possible. Payments are possible with EC card, credit card, smartphone as well as the VfL card.

The VfL card can be purchased for a deposit of €2 and then loaded and used for payment.

Bag deposit:

It is possible to deposit items before entering the away section for a fee of €2.

Fan paraphernalia

The following items are permitted in the away section at the match in Wolfsburg:

  • Small flags with PVC tubes up to 200cm length and 3cm diameter
  • Double holder with PVC tubes up to 200cm length and 3cm diameter
  • Five large swivel flags with telescopic pole up to 500cm long

Fence flags and fan-club banners may be hung in the away area, provided they do not cover any advertising space.

Blood-alcohol limit:

People showing visible signs of intoxication may be denied entry to the stadium.

Barrier-free in the stadium:

The DFL Foundation has put together all the most important information regarding barrier-free visits to the stadium.

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