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About PreZero Arena

PreZero Arena serves as a premier event hub in two European cities: Sinsheim, Germany, and Gliwice, Poland. In Sinsheim, the arena sits on Dietmar-Hopp-Straße, a short walk from the Sinsheim-Museum/Arena rail stop, with ample spectator parking nearby. In Gliwice, branding as PreZero Arena Gliwice, the venue hosts major concerts and sports, connected to regional transit and surrounded by hospitality options. Whether you’re catching a football match, an international concert, or a large-scale show, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticketing, reliable access, and practical local guidance.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Rhein-Neckar-Arena (PreZero Arena, Sinsheim, Germany): Dietmar-Hopp-Straße 1, 74889 Sinsheim; capacity 30,150 (league); 25,641 (international); four covered stands with West Stand as the main VIP/balance point; 1,364 business seats and 40 VIP loges.
  • Gliwice Arena (PreZero Arena Gliwice, Poland): Ul. Akademicka 50, 44-100 Gliwice; total capacity around 20,610 (main arena 17,178 seats plus 2,268 standing and 72 disabled seats; Small Arena 3,360 seats).
  • Parking: Sinsheim has about 2,500 spectator parking spaces nearby (plus ~2,500 spaces for TV/press); Gliwice currently offers around 800 on-site parking spaces with additional nearby lots.
  • Transit: Sinsheim is served by the S-Bahn stop Sinsheim-Museum/Arena (1 km walk) with shuttle buses from Sinsheim main station; Gliwice is accessible by regional public transit (bus routes 702/M1) and is ~3 km from Gliwice PKP station.
  • Seating chart: Sinsheim features four close-to-pitch stands (West/main with VIP boxes and business seats); Gliwice’s main arena has four stands (17,178 seats in the main arena, plus a Small Arena with 3,360 seats) and 72 wheelchair spaces.
  • Notable events (Sinsheim): 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup matches (group stage and third-place game) held at Rhein-Neckar-Arena; also hosted other international/national matches and events (e.g., DEL Winter Game 2017).
  • Notable events (Gliwice): hosts concerts and sports events; Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019 held at Arena Gliwice; venue marketed for large-scale events in Poland.
  • Renaming/demolition: Sinsheim’s venue is not demolished; it was renamed from Rhein-Neckar-Arena to Wirsol Rhein-Neckar-Arena (2011–2019) and then to PreZero Arena (2019–present). Gliwice’s arena is branded PreZero Arena Gliwice (branding began around 2023).