Birthday TOUR

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What to expect on the tour

A birthday party at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. It doesn’t get much better than that. The day kicks off with an exclusive tour of the stadium, after which you’ll head out with a guide to the stadium’s most exciting spots—like the locker rooms or the underground warm-up hall—which are otherwise off-limits to the public. After the tour, you and your friends can kick the ball around and show off your athletic skills in slalom runs, long jumps, or races. After your workout, a delicious snack awaits you at the stadium restaurant. The birthday child will also receive a surprise gift from us.

For this special occasion, here’s what awaits you: *

the East Stand
the Hall of Honor and the Balcony of Honor
the VIP area (Atrium)
the locker rooms
the players’ waiting area
the edge of the track (no entry onto the track or the grass)
the chapel
the underground warm-up hall
the Marathon Plateau with the plaques honoring the 1936 Olympic champions
the Olympic flame cauldron
active athletic competitions such as the long jump, slalom, and races
a group meal at the stadium restaurant
a special surprise gift for the birthday boy or girl

Time frame: year-round

Available languages:

German
English

*Please note:
Recommended age range: 6–12 years
Total duration: 120 minutes, plus a meal at the stadium restaurant
Birthday Package: 10 children and 1 adult (additional guests can be added up to a maximum of 15 children and 5 adults)

If wheelchair users would like to participate in the tour, please register in advance at tour@olympiastadion.berlin or by calling +49 (0)30 306 88 888. For more information regarding accessibility, please click here.

Numerous events take place each year at the Berlin Olympic Stadium and in the Berlin Olympic Park. As a result, there may occasionally be restrictions or closures of individual areas or the entire grounds. Since some events are scheduled on short notice, closures at short notice are also possible. We therefore ask that you check with the ticket office staff on the day of your tour to find out which areas are currently open to visitors.