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About Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena

Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena sits in Duisburg, Germany, as a dedicated football stadium and the home ground of MSV Duisburg since 2004. The venue hosts a mix of football fixtures, ELF events, and special occasions like the World Games 2005 opening ceremony. With a total capacity of 31,418, it features 24,418 seating places, 7,000 standing spaces, 46 wheelchair spaces, 124 press seats, and 41 boxes. The two-tier stands wrap around the arena, with dedicated VIP and loge areas (Sparkassen-Tribüne) and multiple boxed sections to enhance the matchday experience.

Whether you’re planning a domestic league clash or an ELF event, you’ll find straightforward ticket purchasing and dependable service with us—your trusted connection for getting to the action at Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena.

Parking is convenient with around 2,000 spaces accessible on match days. For public transit, the venue is well connected: S-Bahn S1 to DU-Schlenk, buses 944 (Sportschule Wedau), 939 (Klinikum Duisburg), 934 (Großenbaum/Wedau), and U79 to Grunewald. If you’re planning to stay nearby, the Sportpark Duisburg area offers about 440 accommodation options, making it easy to secure a place close to the stadium. We’ve highlighted affiliate hotel and restaurant partners for a smooth, value-driven stay around your event. Look for the latest official information and add these stays to your trip—without the hassle. For sponsors, the naming rights are current through 2028, reflecting the arena’s enduring partnership and stability.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Margaretenstraße 5-7, 47055 Duisburg, Germany.
  • Venue type: Pure football stadium; home ground of MSV Duisburg (since 2004) and Rhein Fire (ELF).
  • Capacity: 31,418 total; 24,418 seating; 7,000 standing; 46 wheelchair spaces; 124 press seats; 41 boxes.
  • Seating chart: two-tier stands around the arena with VIP/loge areas (Sparkassen-Tribüne), press areas, and multiple boxed sections.
  • Parking: ~2,000 parking spaces available nearby; parking areas accessible on match days.
  • Transit: S-Bahn S1 to DU-Schlenk; buses 944 (Sportschule Wedau), 939 (Klinikum Duisburg), 934 (Großenbaum/Wedau) and U79 to Grunewald.
  • Nearby hotels: Sportpark Duisburg area offers ~440 accommodation options (via duisburg-convention.de).
  • Notable events hosted: World Games 2005 opening ceremony, 2011 DFB Cup semifinal, various national team matches and ELF events.
  • Renaming/demolition: Not demolished; renamed Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena in 2010 (sponsor), contract extended to 2028.