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Waldstadion

Frankfurt, Germany

60,100

recorded capacity

1 block = 1,000 placesoutline continues to Westfalenstadion, 80,667

Waldstadion in Frankfurt was a venue of the FIFA World Cup in 1974 and 2006. It is one of 48 stadiums on this site with a retractable roof.

It opened in 1925. It is the 6th-largest of the 70 listed stadiums in Germany. The nearest listed stadium is BBBank Arena, 8.7 km away.

Listed for
American football and football
Tenants
Eintracht Frankfurt, Germany national football team
Surface
Grass
Roof
Retractable roof
Position
50.07° N, 8.65° E

Compare with another stadium

Where it stands in Germany

  1. Westfalenstadion20,567 more80,667
  2. 1 more listed stadium
  3. Olympiastadion, Berlin14,375 more74,475
  4. Olympiastadion, Munich3,018 more63,118
  5. Arena AufSchalke2,171 more62,271
  6. Waldstadion60,100
  7. MHPArena42 fewer60,058
  8. Volksparkstadion3,100 fewer57,000
  9. Merkur Spiel-Arena5,500 fewer54,600
  10. 61 more listed stadiums

All 70 listed in Germany

From the record

Construction began
1921
Operator
Eintracht Frankfurt Stadion GmbH
Architect
Marg and Partners Max Bögl
Recorded construction cost
€ 150 million
Record attendance
62,000 (2026)
Opening order in Germany
joint 16th of 70, earliest first
Share of listed capacity in Germany
2.9%
Latest renovation or expansion
2005, more recent than 8 of the other 38 listed stadiums in Germany with such a year
Compared with the median in Germany
2.4 times the median capacity of 25,036 across its 70 listed stadiums
Opened in the 1920s in Germany
17 of the 70 listed stadiums, this one included
Also opened in 1925 in Germany
Donaustadion
Nearest larger listed stadium
Westfalenstadion, 179 km
Listed stadiums within 10 km
1

Chronology

  1. 1925 Opened
  2. 1937 Renovated
  3. 1953 Renovated
  4. 1972 Renovated
  5. 1974 FIFA World Cup venue
  6. 2005 Renovated
  7. 2006 FIFA World Cup venue

Nearest listed stadiums

N12345
  1. BBBank Arena · north-east12,542 places, opened 19318.7 km
  2. Stadion am Bieberer Berg · east20,500 places, opened 201211.3 km
  3. Merck-Stadion am Böllenfalltor · south17,810 places, opened 192123.5 km
  4. Brita-Arena · west15,295 places, opened 200727.8 km
  5. Mewa Arena · west34,000 places, opened 201131.5 km

Source: Wikipedia, Waldstadion (Frankfurt).