Getting Here and Accessibility
The Berlin Olympic Stadium looks forward to your visit.
We want your trip here to be easy and stress-free.
No matter how you’re traveling:
Here you’ll find everything you need for a relaxing trip.
By train or bus
The best way to get to the stadium is by bus and train.
The stops are very close to the stadium grounds.
- Subway: Take the U2 line. The station is called Olympiastadion.
- S-Bahn: Take line S3 or S9. The station is called Olympiastadion.
- Bus: Take the M49 or 218.
Important for you:
These stations have modern elevators and ramps.
You can easily navigate these stations using a wheelchair or a walking aid.
By Car and Parking
You can also come to us by car.
Please note: During large events, there is often heavy traffic and congestion.
There are special parking spaces for people with disabilities.
These spaces are very close to the entrances.
Important information for you:
You will need a blue parking permit for people with disabilities.
Accessibility at the Stadium
The Olympic Stadium in Berlin has been renovated to be accessible.
There are many support services available on site:
- There are separate entrances without stairs for easy access.
- Large elevators provide barrier-free access to all floors.
- There are special, comfortable seating areas for people in wheelchairs.
- There are designated seats for people with visual impairments.
Here you can get a headset.
A narrator will explain exactly what’s happening in the stadium.
Do you have any questions?
Do you have questions about how to get here?
Or do you need assistance at the stadium?
Give us a call or send us an email.
We’d be happy to help.
