History and description

The swissporarena has a capacity for up to 26,000 spectators and was officially opened on 4th of July 2013. The Swissporarena officially opened on 3 September 2011 with a friendly between Luzern and Hamburger SV. A month earlier, on the 31st of July, Luzern had already played a first league match at the stadium against FC Thun.

How to get to the swissporarena

It is easily accessible by public transport and offers a wide range of activities, from yoga to cycling, fishing and golf. The swissporarena is located in the city of Luzern and is easily accessible by public transport. It has a wide range of activities, including yoga, cycling, fishing, and golf. The walk from the southern side of Luzern?s city centre takes about 20 minutes.

Alternatively, take the commuter rail line S4 or S5 from the main railway station and get off at stop Luzern Allmend / Messe, which is right in front of the arena.

Another option is taking bus 20 from the main railway station or Bundesplatz in the direction of Technikumstrasse. Get off at stop Allmend/Messe. Buses go four times an hour and the ride takes about 8 minutes.

Address: Horwerstrasse 91, 6005 Luzern

Luzern Tickets

Tickets for FC Luzern matches can be bought online, at the Fanshop at the stadium, or at the Neue Luzerner Zeitung. The ticket can be bought at the stadium on the day from 90 minutes before the start of the match. Luzern only sells out the odd high-profile match.

Ticket prices for the standing area range from CHF 28.00 to CHF 33.00, while ticket prices for the corners range from CHF 33.00 to CHF 100.00 and tickets at the main stand cost CHF 100.00.

Relevant Internet links

The official website of FC Luzern, Luzern.com, provides tourist information for the city. The public transport information website, VBL.ch, provides information about public transport in Luzern. The public transport journey planner, Sbb.ch, provides information about how to use public transport in Luzern.