Parking Olympiastadion, Munich

Parking at Olympiastadion Berlin needs different planning on an event day than on a quiet weekday. Mobypark lets drivers compare and pre-book an available parking option in the wider stadium area, including private spaces owners do not actively use, such as hotel parking, office-building spaces, private driveways and unused garages.

Bookable parking near Olympiastadion Berlin

Mobypark offers bookable private parking in the wider Olympiastadion area rather than directly at the stadium itself. Check the map, access times and route before booking, particularly if you are carrying equipment or travelling with reduced mobility.

Pre-booking can be useful when P04 and P05 are likely to be busy. Depending on the date and space, a private booking may also cost less than event-day parking while removing the need to search for a space after arriving in Berlin.

Parking at P04 and P05 by the Olympiastadion

P04 and P05 are the principal car parks directly on the Olympiastadion grounds. P04 has 614 spaces and P05 has 425 spaces, with accessible bays available at both locations.

The standard tariff for P04 and P05 is €2 per hour or €18 per day, although parking for a particular event can be set at about €10. Check the signs and event information before entering, as the applicable charge may depend on the event. Mobypark is an alternative in the surrounding area when you want to arrange a space before travelling instead of relying on on-site availability.

Free parking at Olympischer Platz on non-event days

On days without an event, the Olympischer Platz and the area by the South Gate on Trakehner Allee can be used as free car parks. Olympischer Platz is directly in front of the stadium’s main entrance.

Free parking is not guaranteed during matches, concerts or other large events. Restrictions and charges can change as the site is prepared, so check the signs when you arrive and do not assume that a space which is free on a weekday will remain free on an event day.

Event-day parking and public transport connections

Parking demand rises sharply for concerts and sporting events, and traffic around the stadium can be affected before and after the programme. If you are driving, allow time to queue, walk from the car park and leave with the event crowd.

A pre-booked Mobypark space in the wider area can provide a practical alternative when the stadium car parks may be full. For public transport, use the S3 or S9 to S Olympiastadion, or the U2 to U Olympia-Stadion; both stations are a short walk from the venue.

Long-stay and evening parking at the Olympiastadion

For a full-day visit or an evening match, choose a parking period that covers arrival delays and the time needed to leave after the event. Do not rely on a free weekday space for an overnight stay, and check posted restrictions before leaving a vehicle until the following morning.

Mobypark lets you compare private spaces with stated arrival and departure times, which can be helpful when you need more certainty than turning up at a busy venue car park.

Vehicle limits, parking rules and penalties

The maximum vehicle weight for Olympischer Platz, P04 and P05 is 2.8 tonnes. Caravans and trailers must not be left in these parking areas. Keep access routes, entrances, pavements and cycle paths clear, and follow temporary event signs even when a familiar parking area is normally available.

A general stopping or parking offence in Berlin can result in a penalty of up to €55. Parking on a pavement or cycle path, stopping on a marked cycle lane or parking in the second row can lead to penalties of up to €110; obstruction or danger can increase the fine further and may add a point to the driving record.