We booked the VIP tour for this and it included a visit to the boxes and the areas the usual tour doesn’t get to see. We had a sit in the chair of the owner and got the see the suite where only the elite can be invited. It was an interesting and fascinating tour including the tunnel, dressing room and a view from the dug out. My only complaint would be there was supposed to be champagne on our tour and there wasn’t and the gift shop is a HUGELY overpriced tourist trap full of kids grabbing at every possible piece of merchandise they can but the tour itself and our guide was very good. If you are a fan then definitely book the VIP tour just don’t expect the champagne!

I have been to many great sporting venues and matches across Europe and North America, but I can honestly say my experience of watching FC Bayern play in Allianz Arena was second to none. The stadium itself is excellent. Even though it is a big arena with a capacity of 75,000, the views are great no matter where you sit. The atmosphere when Bayern plays is amazing. Unlike other stadiums, I found the fans very civilised, no constant swearing and standing up for no reason. What was also very impressive was how efficiently everything was run. Despite the match being sold out, it was very easy to get inside and to leave afterwards. There was practically no queuing to get the train back to the city centre afterwards or to get a delicious bratwurst and drink at half-time. A five-star experience in every way!

Very impressive arena. Went for Bayern München game. The energy was insane! I wish the gift store was inside. Surprisingly, there was no trouble getting a cab after the game since there was a long line of cabs oitside

Watched FC Bayern Munich v VfB Stuttgart, the atmosphere was amazing. Easy to get to the stadium by train and we managed to get on the first train on the way back to the hotel. Great stadium, great experience.

The stadium is really an interesting place to visit and the tour was pretty good. We took a tour in English and got to most parts of the stadium including the players bench, Bayern locker room, tunnel out to the pitch, press centre and up through the stands. Excellent and informative guide and a fun tour. Mind you, it is a fair way out of town and the walk from the U-Bahn station is a good 15 mins (and was brutal on a wet and windy day).

English arena tour and museum entry. Guide (Hans) was fantastic. Very knowledgeable and friendly. Informative tour with full access to all stadium areas. Long walk from U barn in bad weather; ordered an Uber.

Fantastic day, museum brill, lots to see/do, interactive. Shop good but pathetically priced (230 for away kit). Actual tour was brilliant, the stadium it self is very impressive. Best part of Munich by a mile

The Allianz Arena museum and tour cost us €25 per person. I have to say it was worth every penny. Our tour guide was informative but not boring. We got to see the changing rooms, sit in the press conference room, see the pitch from the stands and even walk out from the players tunnel onto the pitch to the sound of the champions league anthem! We also got to sit in the dugouts, and there was plenty of opportunity for photos. I wasn’t sure if the museum would be worth it but there are actually some very interesting exhibitions, particularly on Franz Beckenbauer and Bayern’s more recent treble successes. The only (slight) downside to the stadium is its location, you can get the train from Marienplatz to Frottmaning which takes around 15 minutes, but then it’s a considerable walk from the train station. Other than that, I fully recommend the tour for any avid football fan.

We went in the pouring rain but still really enjoyed it. The stadium is very impressive and you can tell it would have a great atmosphere. The museum was really interesting too. There is a soft play section there and small 3v3 area which the kids loved. Security is VERY strict. I had to leave my small rucksack and pram at security. Its about 10minutes from the nearest ubahn. These are probably the only two negatives though.

Museum was interesting lots of history in there and a good way to spend the hour and a half before the tour. The sheer amount of trophies was immense as well. The stadium tour was excellent and the Allianz is absolutely stunning inside a real treat to visit. Was a honour to walk around it and go pitch level and sit in the dugout. Seeing the Euro branding on the arena as well was special. Big thanks please to our guide Hans who was a delight very knowledgable and engaging and added a touch of humour to the tour. Thanks for providing a true highlight for our Munich trip and for 29 euro for the combi ticket i'd highly recommend.