How to buy RB Leipzig tickets

Red Bull Arena, Leipzig. Bundesliga. A weekend from London usually costs about £360 with flights, 2 nights and a ticket.

How hard
Plan ahead
Usual price
€15 to €78 (about £13 to £67)
Membership
Not needed
ID at the gate
Not usually checked

Leipzig has a large ground and a general online sale, so ordinary fixtures are gettable. Bayern, Dortmund and cup-style big games sell out fast. A free account is needed.

Price checked on the club's ticket page for RB Leipzig v Augsburg, 2026-11-07 on 25 October 2026.

Buying a ticket, step by step

When tickets go on sale: Phased sale: frequent attendees and season-ticket holders/members from 28 Sep, then free sale from 29 Sep 10:00, about 39 days before the 7 Nov match.

Membership: Fan membership. It gets you in before general sale, but you don't need it.

  1. Go to rbleipzig.com/en/tickets and choose the home match from the fixtures list.
  2. Check the sale phase shown on the match; the general sale opens after season-ticket holders and members.
  3. Create or log in to your RB Leipzig ticket account, pick a category and number of tickets, and pay by card.
  4. Download the ticket to your phone; it includes travel on Leipzig public transport (LVB) on matchday.
  5. If the match shows as sold out, check the official ticket exchange on the same site closer to kick-off.
Official tickets on rbleipzig.com

Tips

Upcoming home games

Kick-off times are local. Leagues often move games for TV a few weeks before.

Flights from the UK

Fly into Leipzig/Halle Airport. Typical return fares, and the whole trip with the cheapest usual ticket and 2 nights in a budget room (about £53 a night):

Flying fromReturn flightWhole trip
London£241 to £657£360
Manchester£235 to £346£354
Bristol£304 to £1041£423
Edinburgh£226 to £599£345

Train, S-Bahn S5/S5X to Leipzig Hbf, about 15 minutes, around EUR 5

Getting there

From the airport

To Red Bull Arena

From Leipzig Hbf take tram 15 to Sportforum Sud (about 15 minutes), then walk 5 minutes; match-day trams run more often.

The atmosphere

Modern big-club feel, loud south end; less of a traditional ground.

Where this comes from

We put this guide together from the club's own pages and the sources below, and recheck it through the season. If something has changed, email betterlifeoa@gmail.com.