BVB vs. Wolfsburg: Sold out home game and new ticket options!

BVB vs. Wolfsburg: Sold out home game and new ticket options!

On September 18, 2025, Borussia Dortmund fans have an exciting home game on the agenda at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. The game is already sold out and the lower tiers are colored in bright black and yellow. VfL Wolfsburg will also be present with 750 supporters, which creates an exciting atmosphere. But how do you get the coveted tickets if you weren't lucky in the first round?

A look at BVB's new secondary ticket market is very helpful. This was introduced to enable fair ticket allocation and to offer fans who are unable to attend a match day a legal opportunity to resell their season tickets. The secondary market will remain open until 5 p.m. on match day so that short-term buyers can secure tickets. All cards remain electronically blocked before they are re-released. This guarantees that the ticket holder does not have to physically hand in their ticket and can still sell it legally. The ticket department worked closely with the fan and support department to develop this system, as bvb.de reports.

Overview of ticket offers

Tickets for the games are a hot topic in Germany. Forecasts show that sales in the football ticket sales market will be around 804.69 million euros in 2025. This is a strong indication of the high demand for football match tickets. The average revenue per user is estimated at around 140.47 euros. Fans are willing to pay for their passion and clubs are using this opportunity to increase their revenue. According to Statista, the market continues to grow and is expected to reach 888.94 million euros by 2029.

But back to the current game: It is important for all ticket holders, whether with season tickets or with Print@Home tickets, to know that the tickets are also valid for arrival and departure in the entire state of North Rhine-Westphalia. However, if you travel by public transport, you also need a free public transport ticket. This should allow fans to travel relaxed, even if the chances of some rain on match day are not exactly low at up to 80 percent.

Before kick-off

The game will be broadcast live on DAZN, where exciting preliminary reporting with Lukas Schönmüller and expert Tobias Schweinsteiger will be offered before kick-off from 6:30 p.m. Max Siebald will provide commentary. In addition, BVB-Netradio will report live with Norbert Dickel and Boris Rupert 15 minutes before kick-off. After returning from the stands, fans can look forward to the summary of the game and the press conference on BVB-TV.

As far as play is concerned, Dortmund will be wearing the classic yellow home jersey with black shorts and yellow socks, while Wolfsburg will be wearing gray jerseys. This builds anticipation for another exciting evening at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK, where hope, passion and team spirit come together.