Deutsche Bank Park

This is a beautiful stadium in Frankfurt. The stadium, which opened in 1925 and has since been modernized several times. With a capacity of 51,500 spectators, there are really no 'Bad Seats'. These photos are from our view in Section Gegentribune 29 M ( OR Green Row 87). The stadium is very functional with plenty of restrooms and vendors for food and drinks. Stadium staff were professional and plentiful. The only complaint I have is that the hand sanitizer dispensers were all empty near the restrooms. We had an amazing time!

this facility was amazing. Unfortunately, we were not able to go to a game, but we were able to tour this place and it was magical. There is a Museum that is filled with information, pictures, and trophies of the team, which for any team fan is a must to see. There's also a fan shop which was great fun as well for me. It was a trip of a lifetime and I loved it. It is worth seeing.

So I've only been in two European stadiums so far and I would rate it number two of two. I'm not sure how old it is, but it feels very much so. We sat in the nosebleed section, 3H row 16. The seats are very old and not very comfortable for a 45 minutes sitting stint.

If you are used to newer American style stadiums, you may find the accommodations slightly meager. Luckily it wasn't crowded way up there so we could stretch out a bit.

The arena of Eintracht Frankfurt convices trough a large amount of people it can take. Furthermore it is used for various sports like soccer, football und at same rare events for concerts like Madonna. The stadion has it's very own payment system so be aware of this when you go support the Eintracht ;)