SAP Garden
Arrival
Arrival & information
Getting Here
By Car
The SAP Garden is located in the northern part of the Olympic Park, right off Federal Highway 2R. There is ample parking available on-site at the Parkharfe (3,500 spaces) in front of the arena, which can be reached either via Toni-Merkens-Weg or, if coming from the north, directly via Federal Highway 2R. To get there, enter“Parkharfe” into your GPS.
Address: Toni-Merkens-Weg 4, 80809 Munich
Parking Information: Due to construction work on Landshuter Allee, there will be restrictions on access by car until further notice. We recommend using the Georg-Brauchle-Ring to access the Parkharfe.
New parking and payment system: The barriers at the exits have been removed. In the future, vehicles will be automatically registered via license plate recognition at the entrance, in compliance with data protection regulations. This means that upon exiting, no ticket is required and you no longer need to stop at a barrier. A total of seven self-service payment machines are available for cashless payments. Alternatively, the parking fee can be paid online via Arivo Pay.
With the MVV
Red Bulls season ticket holders can use public transportation on the MVV network (Zone M-6) free of charge to travel to and from the SAP Garden.
We recommend traveling to and from the SAP Garden by subway. You can also reach the SAP Garden by bus and streetcar.
Subway station: Gern (U1/U7)
Tram stop: Olympiapark West (Tram 20 & 21)
Bus stop: Toni-Merkens-Weg (Bus 144—Note: This line operates until 8:00 p.m.)
By Bike
There are 600 bicycle parking spaces available free of charge on the stadium grounds. For rented e-scooters and e-bikes, there are two designated parking areas in the Olympiapark. This is intended to help organize parking and keep sidewalks clear:
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In the east: Spiridon-Louis-Ring at the corner of Lerchenauer Straße, in the parking lot of the Olympia-Actionsportzentrum
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In the west: Toni-Merkens-Weg, directly at the SAP Garden at the southwest entrance
Please use only the designated areas for parking e-scooters and e-bikes. Also, be sure not to block passageways, driveways, or paths. Look for the appropriate signage on site.
Hotels
Do you have a long trip to the SAP Garden and are planning to stay overnight? With eleven Leonardo hotels in Munich and over 2,000 rooms, you’re sure to find the perfect hotel—whether you prefer to stay within walking distance of the SAP Garden right next to the Olympic Park, in a charming boutique hotel in Schwabing, or in a unique lifestyle hotel in the southern part of the city. Friendly staff, modern interiors, and creative culinary teams will ensure that your visit to Munich and the SAP Garden is unforgettable!
Entrances
The main entrances are E1 and E3; E2 is the entrance for visiting fans. Entrance E6 is primarily used by recreational athletes to access the three additional underground ice rinks. On game days, all fans with season tickets enter the stadium through Entrance E8. E10 is available to VIP guests during their visit.
HENRY Operations on Game Days
- On game days, HENRY is open as usual and accessible via the terrace. During this time, restrooms in the arena concourse near HENRY are also accessible.
- When the stadium opens 90 minutes before game time, access to the arena concourse is available with a valid ticket through the HENRY door toward E7 (see diagram).
- If you have left HENRY to access the stadium concourse, you will undergo a security check. Upon re-entering HENRY, guests with a ticket will receive a wristband that grants them re-entry to the arena interior.
- A few minutes before the first faceoff, the HENRY will be fully integrated into the arena concourse and the terrace door will be closed. During this time, fans will not be allowed to remain in the HENRY for a short period. However, since uncontrolled access to the outside is no longer possible, a wristband and security check are no longer required after that.
Bags
Game day: Bags larger than DIN A4 size are not permitted inside the arena, nor are PET bottles, personal beverages, umbrellas, or laptops. Small children are allowed. Outside the arena, near Entrance E1, there is a facility where larger bags can be stored for a fee payable in cash
Recreational Sports: Lockers are available in the changing rooms for visitors to the three additional ice rinks designated for recreational and community sports. Bags, clothing, shoes, etc., can be stored there during ice time.
Payment
Food and beverages at the kiosks around the SAP Garden are available only via card payment. All EC, debit, and credit cards are accepted. Deposits are also refunded via a credit to the respective card. Cash payments are still accepted at Restaurant Henry, as well as in the recreational sports area at the snack vending machine and at the ticket counter.