The stadium was built in just 22 months, opening in January 2009.
The pitch uses a combination of natural grass and synthetic fibers for increased durability.
It is often referred to as the 'Rhein-Neckar-Arena', its name prior to the current naming rights sponsorship.
The stadium is a centerpiece of the 'Climate Arena' region, emphasizing environmental sustainability initiatives.
The architectural design allows for modular expansion of the standing sections.
The stadium's cooling and heating systems are powered partially by sustainable energy sources.
PreZero Arena serves as the primary home ground for TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, a professional Bundesliga football club. Located in Sinsheim, Germany, the stadium features a capacity of approximately 30,150 spectators for league matches. The facility was inaugurated in 2009 and replaced the club's former stadium in Hoffenheim. The architecture includes a fully roofed seating area and a modern interior design focused on fan accessibility. The venue is engineered to prioritize sustainability, including waste management programs and energy-efficient lighting. It hosts professional football matches, club events, and various large-scale regional functions. The stadium is located immediately adjacent to the A6 motorway, significantly influencing local traffic patterns on match days.
The main entrance plaza, specifically the view encompassing the club logo and the stadium's distinctive exterior roofline.
Download the official club app for digital ticketing and real-time updates.
Arrive early to navigate the heavy traffic flow near the A6 motorway exits.
Pre-book stadium tours in advance to access the dressing rooms and player tunnel.
Attempting to drive and park directly at the stadium on match days without a pre-purchased parking permit.
Closed for general public access outside of match days, stadium tours, or booked corporate events.
Prohibited items include large bags, umbrellas, and pyrotechnics; follow all security screening procedures.
