The NFL game in Munich between the Giants and the Panthers has been sold out for months. But there are still ways to get tickets.
Munich – They meet on Sunday (November 10th). New York Giants face the Carolina Panthers in the Allianz Arena in Munich. The game is a highlight for football fans in Germany and attracts around 70,000 spectators. The tickets have been officially sold out for months, but there is still hope for those who make a last-minute decision.
Few NFL tickets still available
A few tickets are still available on the NFL’s official ticket exchange. These tickets are offered at the original prices, but a processing fee of 18 euros applies. The price range ranges from 143 euros in the cheapest category five to 208 euros in category two. However, there are no more tickets available in categories six and one. This platform offers the advantage that the tickets are legitimate and secure, which is a crucial factor for many fans.
Ticketmaster also offers “resale tickets”. These tickets come from fans who cannot use their tickets. The prices for this are between 143 and 208 euros. Here too, buyers have the security that the cards are official and valid.
However, fans should be careful when purchasing tickets through third-party providers such as Viagogo. These platforms often offer inflated prices and purchasing them violates the NFL’s ticket terms and conditions. The cheapest ticket on Viagogo currently costs 168 euros, while other seats charge up to 1,119 euros. The NFL expressly warns against purchasing tickets through unauthorized resale platforms as these can be canceled.
NFL warns against third-party providers
A ticket for the NFL game in Munich offers more than just entry to the game. On match day, public transport in Munich can be used free of charge, making travel to and from the Allianz Arena easier.
Exciting show acts are also planned: US star Machine Gun Kelly will appear in the halftime show and the American national anthem will be played by German violinist David Garrett. These additional experiences make the game a special event that fans shouldn’t miss. (smr)
