The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 10 upcoming dates. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.

Where you sit	Tickets from	Dates listed
Lower tier	£121.16	10

What time do doors open at Weser-Stadion?

Most upcoming dates start at 15:30 (12 of 15 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.

Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.

About Weser-Stadion: Layout, History & Architecture

Weser-Stadion, home to SV Werder Bremen, first opened in 1924, though its current form is the result of numerous comprehensive renovations and modernizations, notably in the 1960s, 1990s, and the major redevelopment completed in 2011. Architecturally, the stadium exemplifies functional modern design, characterized by its prominent use of steel and concrete to form the expansive tiered stands and a distinctive cantilevered roof that covers all spectator areas. It accommodates over 42,000 spectators for sports events, adapting to host significant concert attendances, often exceeding 40,000 across the pitch and lower tiers.

The interior layout consists of four distinct, multi-tiered stands surrounding the central pitch. For live music events, the pitch transforms into a large standing area, providing direct proximity to the stage, which is typically erected at one end. Seated options are available in the lower and upper tiers, offering varied sightlines ranging from expansive panoramic views in the upper sections to more direct but distant perspectives in the lower seated areas. Due to its open-air design and vast scale, the acoustic profile of the arena is inherently challenging, relying almost entirely on a meticulously engineered and powerful external PA system to project sound clearly across the extensive space and mitigate echo from the large concrete surfaces.

The Live Experience & Current Schedule

Access into the stadium for major events is managed through multiple designated entry points distributed around the perimeter, with crowd flow carefully directed to specific blocks and standing areas. Catering is handled by numerous concession stands throughout the concourses, offering standard stadium fare and beverages. For those on the pitch, the experience is often defined by high density and close proximity to the stage, fostering an energetic atmosphere, though sightlines can be dependent on individual height and crowd movement. Seated attendees in the tiered stands benefit from unobstructed views, albeit from a greater distance, allowing for a comprehensive overview of the performance and audience. With 15 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £43.07. The next confirmed event on the calendar is SV Werder on 17th October 2026.

How do I get to Weser-Stadion, Bremen?

Weser-Stadion is at Franziuseck, Bremen, 28199. Open in Google Maps

By train and tube

Weser-Stadion is located approximately a 3.5-kilometer walk southeast from Bremen Hauptbahnhof (Bremen Hbf). A more practical approach involves taking local public transport from the station. From Bremen Hbf, take tram line 3 (direction Weserwehr) and alight at the "Weserstadion" stop. The tram journey takes approximately 12-15 minutes, followed by a short 3-minute walk north along Franz-Böhmert-Straße to the stadium's eastern gates.

By bus

The "Weserstadion" tram stop (served by tram line 3) is directly adjacent to the stadium's eastern perimeter. Additionally, bus lines 20 (stopping at "Weserstadion Süd") and 21 (stopping at "Franz-Böhmert-Straße") provide further connections across Bremen's public transport network, linking various city districts and suburban areas to the stadium's inland side.

By car and parking

Limited on-site parking is available for major events and often requires advance booking or a special permit. The designated public parking areas, such as parking garage P7 on Franz-Böhmert-Straße, are typically a 5 to 10-minute walk from the stadium's eastern perimeter. Fees are substantial, and severe congestion is common both before and after events. Patrons are strongly advised to pre-book parking where possible or utilize public transport.

Entry and security

The stadium's primary architectural frontage faces the Weser river to the west, with associated entry points accessible via the river promenade. However, for most large-scale events, significant public access points are also located along Franz-Böhmert-Straße on the eastern, inland side of the venue. Multiple gates are assigned by ticket type and seating block. Security checks, including bag searches, are mandatory upon entry. Arriving 60 to 90 minutes before the advertised start time is recommended to navigate queues and find seats without rush.