The stadium was formerly known as Emslandstadion before securing its current naming rights partnership.
The record attendance for the stadium was set during a 1980s DFB-Pokal match against Eintracht Frankfurt.
The stadium is specifically designed for multi-functional use, though it is used almost exclusively for association football.
The venue has served as a host site for youth international matches under the DFB jurisdiction.
The floodlight system was upgraded significantly during the club's tenure in the 3. Liga to meet broadcast standards.
The Hänsch-Arena is the home stadium of the German football club SV Meppen. It features a total capacity of approximately 13,241 spectators, combining seated and standing areas. The facility is located in Meppen, Lower Saxony, and serves as the primary venue for regional football matches. The pitch is natural grass, surrounded by four distinct stands, including a large main grandstand with integrated club offices. The arena has undergone various modernizations to meet DFB safety requirements for professional league play. It is situated within a sports park complex that includes auxiliary training fields and local recreational infrastructure.
The elevated walkway near the main entrance offers a clear panoramic view of the pitch.
Check the official SV Meppen website for specific matchday gate opening times.
Dress in layers as the open stadium architecture can be windy during cooler months.
Arrive early to navigate the perimeter security checks efficiently.
Attempting to park directly at the main entrance on match days, as zones are restricted to permit holders.
Active primarily during the football season; site access is restricted to match days and official training events.
Prohibited items include pyrotechnics, large bags, and professional camera equipment without media accreditation.
