Dortmund Away

[Impeccable One]

On the day of the game we are heading to dortmund from Dusseldorf, I understand that trains have been included in the match ticket, is that still the case?

Coming back from Dortmund after the game, what is it like getting a train to Dusseldorf?

From the FC Dortmund website …

“Each ticket already includes the fee for the use of public transport - 2nd class - in the VRR (Rhine and Ruhr Public Transport Association) area, meaning that it can be used as a train ticket. Long-distance trains such as IC and ICE are not included in the ticket price.”

http://media.borussia-dortmund.de/pdf/VRR-Gebiet.pdf

Getting back after the match;

Walk (About 6 min)

Take U43 Dorstfeld Betriebshof departing at 11:47 PM, get off at Kampstraße (8 minutes, 6 stops).

Walk (About 5 min)

Take RE6 93152 Düsseldorf Hbf departing at 12:07 AM, get off at Düsseldorf Central Station (58 minutes, 7 stops).

There may be an earlier option, but this one should be easy to make.

 

[aka blue jambo]

Is that the train to get to dortmund ?

And dusseldorf too I think
Two or 3 changes

 

[mayo31]

From the FC Dortmund website …

“Each ticket already includes the fee for the use of public transport - 2nd class - in the VRR (Rhine and Ruhr Public Transport Association) area, meaning that it can be used as a train ticket. Long-distance trains such as IC and ICE are not included in the ticket price.”

http://media.borussia-dortmund.de/pdf/VRR-Gebiet.pdf

Getting back after the match;

Walk (About 6 min)

Take U43 Dorstfeld Betriebshof departing at 11:47 PM, get off at Kampstraße (8 minutes, 6 stops).

Walk (About 5 min)

Take RE6 93152 Düsseldorf Hbf departing at 12:07 AM, get off at Düsseldorf Central Station (58 minutes, 7 stops).

There may be an earlier option, but this one should be easy to make

Cheers for the information

 

[ArdwickBlue_M12]

what are German police like? Do they treat away fans like the spanish and italian police or are they more civilised

 

[Sid C]

what are German police like? Do they treat away fans like the spanish and italian police or are they more civilised

No comparison whatsoever. Far more chilled out and even may I say - friendly.

 

[unsworthblue]

what are German police like? Do they treat away fans like the spanish and italian police or are they more civilised

The German police have always been fantastic in my opinion,never had an issue with them

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

what are German police like? Do they treat away fans like the spanish and italian police or are they more civilised

Best in Europe during my many trips to Germany. Great crowd control with common sense. If you take the piss they will act.They treat fans with respect and most speak English.

 

[jasesidlow17]

Hi everyone, first time going to Dortmund. If anyone is staying in Essen, what’s the best/quickest way to get back to Essen after the game? Thanks

 

[unsworthblue]

Hi everyone, first time going to Dortmund. If anyone is staying in Essen, what’s the best/quickest way to get back to Essen after the game? Thanks

There is a train that leaves Dortmund at 23.23 and takes roughly 25 mins to get into Essen,there will be quite a few blues on that myself included

 

[bluestud]

There is a train that leaves Dortmund at 23.23 and takes roughly 25 mins to get into Essen,there will be quite a few blues on that myself included

Isn't that less than 30 minutes after match ends? What if we're kept in?