Traffic Free Weser Stadium
Traffic Free Weser Stadium - Take the 'Park & Ride'
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Traffic Free Weser Stadium - Take the 'Park & Ride'
In the future, the area surrounding the Weser Stadium will be closed to traffic for two and a half hours before each game until shortly after kick-off. The ‘Osterdeich’ will also be closed between Sielwall and Stader Straße (see the map). Exceptions will only be made for residents and local businesses with valid identification.
Parking places 1 to 6 at the Weser Stadium will be closed on match days to all except those with special parking allowances. For visitors driving to the stadium, a ‘Park & Ride’ option is available especially at the ‘Hansa-Carré‘ and ‘Hemelinger Hafen’ vicinity.
Simply follow the street signs.
Ticket holders can travel to the Weser Stadium with public transport from BSAG and VBN free of charge.
Exclusion zone for vehicles 2 1/2 hours prior to kick-off
In the future, the area surrounding the Weser Stadium will be closed to traffic for two and a half hours before each game until shortly after kick-off. The ‘Osterdeich’ will also be closed between Sielwall and Stader Straße (see the map). Exceptions will only be made for residents and local businesses with valid identification.
Parking places 1 to 6 at the Weser Stadium will be closed on match days to all except those with special parking allowances. For visitors driving to the stadium, a ‘Park & Ride’ option is available especially at the ‘Hansa-Carré‘ and ‘Hemelinger Hafen’ vicinity.
Simply follow the street signs.
Ticket holders can travel to the Weser Stadium with public transport from BSAG and VBN free of charge.
To enlarge click picture
Cars out!! The vicinity around the Weser Stadium will be closed to traffic 2 ½ hours prior to kick-off on match days. Only residents and local business with valid identification will be permitted into the area between Stader Straße, Am Hulsberg/Am Schwarzen Meer and Lüneberger Straße.
In addition, the ‘Osterdeich’ between Sielwall and Stader Straße will be closed until shortly after the end of each game. Parking places from 1 to 6 at the Weser Stadium will only be available to those possessing parking allowances. We recommend using bus and train connections or making use of the various ‘Park & Ride’ facilities. Ticket holders can travel free on match day with busses and trains from BSAG and VBN.
Further information available from: www.bsag.de
New season, new rules: The players from Werder Bremen will be paced with a new challenge in the 2009 / 2010 season. Those wishing to witness the games live at the stadium and travelling by car, but not in possession of a parking allowance, will no longer have access to the Weser Stadium and surrounding vicinity. The simplest solution is to make use of the ‘Park & Ride’ offer.
Fans coming from the direction of Hamburg, Hanover, Osnabruck and Oldenburg should exit the A1 at ‘Hemelingen’ and follow the signs to the ‘Park & Ride’ station at ‘Hemelinger Hafen’. It’s a mere ten minute shuttle bus ride to the stadium from there and ticket holders may travel free of charge.
Those approaching on the A27 from the direction of Bremerhaven, can take the ‘Bremen-Vahr’ exit to the ‘Park & Ride’ station on Hansa-Carré. From there, match ticket holders can travel on the number 3 tram free of charge. In addition, the Sielwall Ferry will travel, as usual between the parking area ‘Kuhhirten’ across the Weser to ‘Osterdeich’.
In addition, the ‘Osterdeich’ between Sielwall and Stader Straße will be closed until shortly after the end of each game. Parking places from 1 to 6 at the Weser Stadium will only be available to those possessing parking allowances. We recommend using bus and train connections or making use of the various ‘Park & Ride’ facilities. Ticket holders can travel free on match day with busses and trains from BSAG and VBN.
Further information available from: www.bsag.de
New season, new rules: The players from Werder Bremen will be paced with a new challenge in the 2009 / 2010 season. Those wishing to witness the games live at the stadium and travelling by car, but not in possession of a parking allowance, will no longer have access to the Weser Stadium and surrounding vicinity. The simplest solution is to make use of the ‘Park & Ride’ offer.
Fans coming from the direction of Hamburg, Hanover, Osnabruck and Oldenburg should exit the A1 at ‘Hemelingen’ and follow the signs to the ‘Park & Ride’ station at ‘Hemelinger Hafen’. It’s a mere ten minute shuttle bus ride to the stadium from there and ticket holders may travel free of charge.
Those approaching on the A27 from the direction of Bremerhaven, can take the ‘Bremen-Vahr’ exit to the ‘Park & Ride’ station on Hansa-Carré. From there, match ticket holders can travel on the number 3 tram free of charge. In addition, the Sielwall Ferry will travel, as usual between the parking area ‘Kuhhirten’ across the Weser to ‘Osterdeich’.
