Bayern Munich vs Borussia Dortmund 31 Oct 2026

The Allianz Arena has one of Europe's largest parking structures, with some 9,800 parking spaces and 1,200 VIP parking spaces, to accommodate up to 70,000 visitors. However, traffic does get busy on match days and so you may want to consider parking at one of the Park & Ride facilities at surrounding stations and take the train to the stadium.

Here are the stations you should park at depending on your direction of travel:

• A8 (Southeast from Salzburg/Rosenheim) – take the exit Unterhaching Ost (93) and park at the U-Bahn (underground) station Neuperlach Süd
• A8 (Northwest from Augsburg/Stuttgart) – take the exit Dachau/Fürstenfeldbruck (78) and park at the U-Bahn (underground) station Olching
• A8 (Northwest from Augsburg/Stuttgart) – take the exit München-Langwied (80) and park at the U-Bahn (underground) station Lochhausen
• A9 (North from Nürnberg) – take the exit Garching-Süd (71) and park at the U-Bahn (underground) station Garching-Hochbrück
• A9 (North from Nürnberg) – take the exit Garching-Nord (70) and park at the U-Bahn (underground) station Garching-Forschungszentrum
• A94 (East from Mühldorf) – take the exit Feldkirchen-West (6) and park at the U-Bahn (underground) station Messestadt Ost
• A95 (South from Garmisch-Partenkirchen/Starnberg) – take the exit M-Fürstenried (3) and park at the U-Bahn (underground) station Fürstenried West
• A96 (West from Lindau) – take the exit München-Freiham Mitte (5) and park at the S-Bahn (urban rail) station P+R Harthaus

Wheelchair users should park at car park P1, use the entrance via “Eingang Süd” (South entrance).