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Ticket alert! This is how Werder fans secure the best seats in the derby!
On October 8th, 2025: SV Werder fans find out everything about ticket information, match day handling and gastronomy in the Weserstadion.
Ticket alert! This is how Werder fans secure the best seats in the derby!
The eagerly awaited women's northern derby will take place in the Weserstadion on October 8, 2025. Fans can look forward to an exciting game, with tickets already available online. However, only seats in the east and west curves with limited visibility are available. To avoid long waiting times at the box office, SV Werder recommends booking online in advance. We also warn against unauthorized ticket platforms such as Viagogo, as caution is advised here to avoid unpleasant surprises. Fans should also note that a wallet must be installed in advance for digital tickets to enable smooth access.
The catering in the stadium remains largely unchanged. However, some prices have been slightly adjusted. Anyone who wants a bratwurst will now pay €4.30 (instead of €4.00), and the currywurst now costs €4.50 (previously €4.30). By the way, fries are available for €4.00 (formerly €3.70). A return service for deposit cups is offered; these can be redeemed for cash at mobile deposit stations and beer carts. For visitors who want to arrive, the P+R service is available at Hemelinger Hafen from 3:15 p.m. Important to know: The area around the stadium will be closed to cars two and a half hours before kick-off until shortly after the start of the game.
Extras and services for fans
In addition to the game, the Weserstadion also offers some attractive side events. An alpine hut will open on the ticket office square from 12:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. A photo station with Ailton and seagull Toni can be visited from 4:15 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. Kids Club members have the opportunity to take part in a lap of honor before the game, which costs €20.00 including the ticket. Guest fans who were able to get a seat in the stadium use gate system 11A for seats and gate system 11 for standing room.
After the game, the awareness bus at the intersection of Osterdeich and Verdener Straße will take fans safely home - but access is only possible for certain groups. A temporary smoking ban applies from 15 minutes before kick-off to 15 minutes after the final whistle in order to promote the health of all of us.
Digitalization in the catering industry
Modern reservation systems offer so many advantages! They not only enable more flexible booking via smartphone, tablet or PC, but also offer restaurateurs planning security thanks to better control of the service and efficient staffing. Reminder functions via SMS or email reduce no-shows. In addition, data from guest profiles can be used for targeted marketing campaigns, which represents a golden opportunity for restaurateurs.
Regardless of whether via QR codes or website links: the visibility of the reservation options is crucial in order to properly address guests. A clearly visible “reserve a table” button on the homepage and clear call-to-actions on social media help immensely. Data protection and the GDPR are of great importance. It must be clearly communicated what data is being collected, and guests should have the opportunity to have their data deleted.
Overall, it shows that Cologne has a lot to offer both the exciting Northern Derby and digital progress in gastronomy. Fans and guests should be well informed and prepared to get the most out of their visit!