Munich will host the Champions League final for the fifth time. After 1979, when the competition was still called the European Cup of Champions, 1993, 1997 and 2012, the final showdown for Europe's football crown will take place in the Allianz Arena on 31 May.
The kick-off for the fan festival in the Olympic Park is on 29 May at 11.00 am. Four days of waiting, with free admission, visitors can look forward to atmospheric open-air concerts on the stage of the Olympic Lake as well as football tournaments for juniors on the Bavarian Football Association's Soccer Court on Hans-Jochen-Vogel-Platz. Anyone who wants to can test their shooting power at a goal-kicking facility, and in the BFV Cage it's all about one-on-one duels. One of the most popular photo motifs on site is likely to be the Henkelpott - the Champions League trophy for which the two finalists will duel on Saturday.
A reunion with old legends is on the programme at the SAP Garden on Friday afternoon. The Ultimate Champions Legends Tournament kicks off at 4 p.m. with old stars such as Lothar Matthäus and Clarence Seedorf, Luis Figo, Kaka and Cafu and many other great players from days gone by.
Another highlight of the UEFA Champions Festival is, of course, the live broadcast of the final as open-air public viewing on Saturday evening from 9 pm.
Program Champions Festival 2025
Further important visitor information:
Opening hours
Thursday and Friday: 11:00 am - 22:00 pm
Saturday: 11:00 am until 60 minutes after the final whistle
Sunday: 11:00 am - 18:00 pm
Information on travelling to and from the Champions Festival in the Olympic Park and the Allianz Arena
We recommend travelling by public transport. MVG operates additional underground trains on the U6 to/from Fröttmaning. Please take the U8 to the Olympic Park. There are also additional trains there. Due to the large crowds, the underground trains may still be full. We ask for your patience and respect so that everyone can get to their destination safely.
Champions Festival Olympic Park to Allianz Arena
Free shuttle buses (simply show your final match ticket) will run from Park Harp Block 14+15 (follow the signs in the Olympic Park) to the Allianz Arena.
Allianz Arena to the Champions Festival Olympic Park
After the final match, a free shuttle bus runs at regular intervals (meeting point is south of the stadium) back to the Olympic Park. From there, simply take the underground lines U8 and U3 or tram lines 20 and 21 to get to the city centre.
May
29
11:00 AM
Entry 11:00 AM
May
30
11:00 AM
Entry 11:00 AM
May
31
11:00 AM
Entry 11:00 AM
Hans-Jochen-Vogel-Square (formerly Coubertin Square)
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