Overview
- ⏱️2 hours 30 minutesApproximate duration
- 🏟️Medium sizedVenue capacity is 17,000
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🏟️ Address: Uber Arena, Mercedes-Platz 1, Berlin, 10243, Germany Directions in Google Maps
Due to its location within the city of Berlin, the Uber Arena is easily accessed by several modes of transport. Although driving to the venue is straightforward, visitors are recommended to utilise public transport such as bus, park & ride, train, or even cycle to the venue.
If you are driving, simply follow the signs towards "Friedrichshain" and "Mercedes/Uber Platz" in the city. Remember it's good to allow extra time when arriving by car in order to avoid traffic.
Parking spaces at the arena are very limited, but there are spaces in the following car parks:
Disabled access parking is available at both car parks and at the car park of the “East Side Mall” (access via Tamara-Danz-Strasse). Wheelchair users entering the venue from the car parks are encouraged to use Entrance 9.
Bus is a popular way to reach the Uber Arena because of its connections with multiple routes:
The suggested Park & Ride facilities are parking areas in close proximity to public transport connections and allow a quick and convenient transfer to buses going to the Uber Arena.
Train is a popular way to reach the Uber Arena because of its connections with multiple routes:
On weekdays, the last U-Bahn departs at approx. 00:30, the last S-Bahn at approx. 01:30. After that, night buses are in service. On weekends, U-Bahn and S-Bahn run all night.
The suggested Park & Ride facilities are parking areas in close proximity to public transport connections and allow a quick and convenient transfer to regional, S- and U-Bahn trains going to the Uber Arena.
Cycling to the Uber Arena is a great idea. There are numerous cycle racks right next to the arena on Hedwig-Wachenheim-Straße. Using the cycle route from Mühlenstraße is recommended. Getting there via Warschauer Brücke is also possible, but please be aware that access is via stairs.
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