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Deutsche Bank Park

Deutsche Bank Park

Deutsche Bank Park, formerly known as Commerzbank-Arena, is a prominent football stadium located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

Deutsche Bank Park
LocationFrankfurt, Germany
Capacity51,500
OwnerCity of Frankfurt
Size105 m x 68 m
Last Updated: 2026
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Deutsche Bank Park, formerly known as Commerzbank-Arena, is a prominent football stadium located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. It is located in the Frankfurt City Forest and serves as the home ground for Eintracht Frankfurt, a top football club in the Bundesliga. The stadium can hold over 51,000 fans for domestic matches and slightly fewer for international games. Its central location and easy transport links make it a popular destination for sports fans and visitors alike.

 

Originally opened in 1925 as Waldstadion, the stadium has a long history of hosting major events. It underwent a significant renovation in 2005 to modernise its facilities, including an advanced retractable roof. Over the years, the stadium has hosted international tournaments like the FIFA World Cup and FIFA Confederations Cup, showcasing its global importance in football. In 2005, it was renamed Commerzbank Arena under a sponsorship deal, and in 2020, Deutsche Bank took over the naming rights.

 

The stadium is not just for football; it is also a venue for concerts and other large-scale events. Many international artists and performers have entertained crowds here, making it a key cultural landmark in Frankfurt. With its natural grass surface and top-tier facilities, Commerzbank Arena combines sports and entertainment, offering an unforgettable experience for fans and visitors.

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  • Eintracht Frankfurt - Stadium - Deutsche Bank Park| Transfermarkt.co.in
  • Stadium Deutsche Bank Park| Eintracht Frankfurt
  • Deutsche Bank Park - Frankfurt| The Stadium Guide
  • Deutsche Bank Park (Waldstadion)| StadiumDB.com
  • Waldstadion the home of Eintracht Frankfurt| aroundthegrounds.org
  • Commerzbank-Arena| Event Travel
  • Commerzbank Arena 360 Panorama - Frankfurt/Main| 360Cities
  • Commerzbank-Arena - Tickets, Opening Hours, Reviews & | Trip.com
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  • Commerzbank Arena, Frankfurt, Germany - Brucebase Wiki| Brucebase Wiki
  • Commerzbank-Arena, Frankfurt: Progress Is Built On Ideas| Scribd
  • Commerzbank-Arena to become Deutsche Bank Park| The Stadium Business
  • Commerzbank Arena on World Stadium Database| worldstadiumdatabase.com

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Full Name
Deutsche Bank Park
Location
Frankfurt, Germany
Country
Germany
Capacity
51,500
Size
105 m x 68 m
Owner
City of Frankfurt
Operator
Stadion Frankfurt Management GmbH
Surface
Grass
Opened
1925-07-15
Construction Cost
126 million Euro
Website
https://www.deutschebankpark.de/
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Last Updated: 2026
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