Current stadium · Borussia DortmundSignal Iduna Park
- Popular name
- Westfalenstadion
- Location
- Dortmund
- Capacity
- 81,365 spectators
- Opened
- 1974
- The club plays here
- Since 1974
- Former names
- Westfalenstadion (1974-2005)
Signal Iduna Park, the Westfalenstadion of old, has been Borussia Dortmund's home since 1974. It was built next to the old Rote Erde for the 1974 World Cup and opened on 2 April that year, with 54,000 places and a friendly against Schalke 04. The expansions of 1995, 1999 and 2003 turned it into the largest stadium in Germany: today it holds 81,365 spectators for Bundesliga matches. Its Südtribüne, the «Gelbe Wand» (Yellow Wall), is the largest standing terrace in Europe. It hosted matches at the 1974 and 2006 World Cups and at Euro 2024, and since December 2005 it has carried the name of an insurance company.
Stadium photos
Borussia Dortmund stadiums
- Stadion Rote Erde · 1937–1974
Sources
- Website. bvb.de View source
- Website. stadiumdb.com View source
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- Website. Wikipedia (English) View source
- Website. signal-iduna-park.de View source
- Website. bvb.de View source
- Website. signal-iduna-park.de View source