Parking Allianz Arena, Munich

Parking at the Allianz Arena in Munich is centred on the venue’s designated car parks rather than unrestricted street parking. Match-day drivers should plan their route, register the vehicle’s number plate and allow extra time for queues after the final whistle.

Match-day parking at the Allianz Arena

Cars and motorcycles use the Allianz Arena car parks, including P1 to P3, on match days. Number-plate recognition controls entry and exit, so enter the registration correctly and pay digitally before leaving. Follow the event traffic signs and arrive early, as the car-park exit can take up to 2.5 hours after a match.

Vehicles higher than 2 metres, including some SUVs and minibuses, may need to use the guest car park. Check the height and width restrictions before setting off rather than assuming that every car park is suitable.

Allianz Arena parking prices and payment

On match days, pay online or through the Allianz Arena app. Cash cannot be used at the exit. Buses cost €25 on match days, while higher vehicles, minibuses and motorhomes have separate arrangements and charges.

Leaving the Allianz Arena car park after a match

Heavy traffic is normal after a major fixture and leaving the car park can take up to 2.5 hours. Number-plate recognition records the vehicle at the entrance and exit, so make sure the parking charge has been paid before driving away.

If payment was missed, the vehicle can usually be registered and paid for online within 48 hours. After that period, non-payment can result in the parking charge, a €20 contractual penalty and additional collection costs.

Parking at the Allianz Arena on non-match days

Outside match days, use the visitor parking areas and follow the local signs. Cars and motorcycles cost €5 per day, with 45 minutes free. The day charge applies until two hours after the Allianz Arena closes.

Overnight parking is not permitted for cars. Designated motorhome parking is subject to separate rules, including a €20 overnight charge, and sleeping or camping in a motorhome on public streets in Munich is prohibited.

Street parking and access restrictions near the Allianz Arena

Do not rely on nearby residential streets for match-day parking. From three hours before kick-off, mobile signs and barriers can restrict access around areas such as Kieferngarten, Haidparksiedlung, Burmesterstraße and Auensiedlung. These restrictions commonly allow access only for residents and other authorised local traffic.

Follow the temporary signs and avoid blocking residential roads while looking for a space. The Allianz Arena is outside Munich’s environmental zone, but event-day access controls still apply.

P+R and the U6 to the Allianz Arena

Park and Ride is a practical alternative when you want to avoid the post-match car-park queue. Leave the car at a P+R facility and continue on the U6 to Fröttmaning, the underground station serving the stadium. The journey from Marienplatz to Fröttmaning takes about 16 minutes. A match ticket does not include public transport, so a valid MVV ticket is still required.

Mobypark currently has no bookable spaces within 3 km of the Allianz Arena, but drivers can check it for future availability.

Driving directions and vehicle access

The Allianz Arena is at Franz-Beckenbauer-Platz 5, 80939 Munich. By car, use the A9 exit 73 for Munich-Fröttmaning-South or the A99 exit 12b for Fröttmaning-North, then follow the event traffic-management system and car-park signs.

Check the permitted car park for your vehicle before travelling if you drive a high vehicle, minibus, coach or motorhome. Match-day arrangements differ from non-match-day parking, and some vehicle types cannot use the standard car parks.