Train services
Getting there
- The special TRI train (Borussia Express) departs from Hamm Central Station at 16:32 and stops at Signal Iduna Park station at 17:05.
- The RE 57 from the Sauerland will make additional stops at Signal Iduna Park station at 15:14, 16:14, 17:14 and 18:14, and at Dortmund Central Station three minutes later in each case.
- The RE 57 from Dortmund towards the Sauerland will make additional departures from Dortmund Central Station at 15:41 and 16:41, and from Signal Iduna Park station five minutes later in each case.
Getting home
- The special TRI train (Borussia Express) departs from Signal Iduna Park station at 21:04 and terminates at Hamm Central Station at 21:37.
- The special train to Lünen (RB 51) departs from Signal Iduna Park station at 21:04 and Dortmund Central Station at 21:15, terminating in Lünen at 21:31.
Additional information
- Due to engineering works, RB 52 trains between Rummenohl and Hagen Central Station are cancelled and replaced by buses.
- Due to engineering works, RB 50 services between Dortmund Central Station and Lünen are cancelled from 22:00. The last train to Lünen/Münster departs from Dortmund Central Station at 21:35. The last RB 51 service to Coesfeld departs at 20:53. Replacement buses will operate on both routes from around 21:45. The special train departing from Signal Iduna Park at 21:04 to Lünen will still run.
KombiTickets and passenger information
Match tickets include a public transport ticket for one outward and one return journey. The ticket is valid throughout North Rhine-Westphalia.
DSW21's KombiTicket offer has now been extended to matches involving all BVB teams. Whether you want to watch football (men's, women's or U23), women's handball or table tennis in person, travel to and from the venue by public transport is included in the price with the DSW21 KombiTicket.
Travelling by car
The European Darts Championship will be taking place at the Westfalenhalle from midday, attracting several thousand visitors. A comedy event with around 2,000 visitors will also be taking place at Westfalenhalle 2, with doors opening at 19:00. Car parks A3/A4 will therefore be unavailable or have very limited availability.
For fans travelling by car, DOPARK sells parking tickets for home matches in advance. Tickets are available from the DOPARK ticket shop for DOPARK parking areas and from the Westfalenhallen ticket shop for parking at the Westfalenhallen.
Ticket holders benefit from having their booked parking space reserved until kick-off, avoiding what can sometimes be a lengthy search for an available space. Arrival is also easier, as there is no need to pay at the car park entrance.
Borussia Dortmund recommends car-sharing to minimise the number of cars travelling to the match. The Bundesliga also offers its own car-sharing platform. The Bundesliga car-sharing platform connects fans who want to travel together to home and away matches, making the journey greener, cheaper and more sociable.
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