The atmosphere was unreal, BVB's yellow wall were behind the team throughout the game and credit to the away fans who were equally incredible. The game was really exciting and full of goals (4-2 to BVB) but even the match itself does not compare to the atmosphere created by both sets of fans. As someone that goes to football games in England, the atmosphere in the Westfalenstadion is surreal and nothing like I have experienced before. I also did the stadium tour and visited the Borusseum, which is cool and worth a visit if you are interested in the history of BVB! All the staff in and around the stadium were really nice and helpful, especially as I am an English speaker and know only limited German. Overall, a great experience and I can't wait to visit BVB again!

I've wanted to visit this stadium for many years, getting tickets is not easy so we jumped at the chance when we could get one. A tour is certainly worth it as well. The atmosphere is amazing within the stadium

I reckon this stadium's pretty special, you know? Went here with my old man on his shoulders a good few years back, and it's still a top spot in Dortmund. However, gotta be honest, the parking's a nightmare and costs a pretty penny. The area in front of the stadium, especially after matches, is a bit chaotic and way too packed. And don't even get me started on the grub inside – bit of a letdown. Hopefully, someone takes note and sorts these things out. Cheers!

The Signal Iduna Park has one of the best atmopsheres in the whole of Europe and it is fantastic to visit a match here. The Gelbe Wand is outstanding, but other fans are good as well. This was a fantastic football place.

the stadium is really great. amazing feeling. the crowd was huge. only minus point is that the toilets are stinking and the whole stadium gets dirty post match. you cannot take inside bags / water bottles but cigarette lighter is allowed. also beer in plastic glass is available. carry cap / head covering gear else you will get wet with beer as people throw beer from the back.

I was on a trip to Germany and there was a Champions League match in Dortmund. I had never been to a Dortmund match before and I had heard that the atmosphere at the stadium was incredible, so I knew I had to go. I started looking for tickets a bit late, but I eventually found one on a site called Biletwise. I was a bit hesitant at first, but I ended up buying the ticket without any problems. When I got to the stadium, it was huge! It has a capacity of 81,365 and the fans really make the most of it. The atmosphere was amazing and the match was very close.

Was attending Euro 2024 following Scotland, and on one of my off days, I was able to get tickets for Turkey v Georgia in Dortmund. I have visited Dortmund before with Scotland when they have played Germany, but this was my 2nd game at Euro 2024, and out of the 4 I attended, this had by some distance the best atmosphere. Maybe not as modern as other stadiums in the tournament, but it is still one of the best, and while my ticket said "restricted view", I still had a fantastic view for the game. Every true football fan must attend at least one game in this stadium in their life time.