Not a bad stadium. The Gäste Block could use a second food and drink area. When full it takes awhile to get anything.

Beautiful stadium.. The match between Hamburg and Regensburg was a competitive encounter where Regensburg, despite putting in a strong effort, unfortunately ended up losing. Both teams showed their determination on the field, but Hamburg managed to come out on top.

Went to my first football game in Germany. Highly recommend going. Was really easy to take the train into Regensburg. We then walked outside to the bus station which had at least 5 buses going to the stadium. Was a really easy transition to get there. We didn’t buy tickets until the day of but got seats that were covered for €29 by going into the fan shop. We ended up getting bratwurst on a bun for €4,50 and drinks. They had beer and raddler as alcoholic options as well as cola mixes for non-alcoholic. It was not Coca Cola as an option. Washrooms were clean and there were a ton of options. Honestly can’t wait to go back to another game.

Relatively small stadium with a parking area for away fans. Sadly the signs did not really show that you need to buy a ticket, as a consequence most of the cars had a ticket after the game (rip off). In the stadium you can get a one-liter beer (which is rare). For the away section they ran out of drinks and food in the half time. The atmosphere during the game was below average.

A nice modern stadium with friendly supporters, good facilities, and at the time of writing, a very good football team. The issue is that there is nothing interesting nearby and a very tame match day experience as a result. You can park next day, eat at McDonald’s, and that’s about it.