Fritz Walter Stadium Tour

20 April 2025By Brett

I got to enjoy a Fritz Walter Stadium tour organized by “Welcome to Rhineland Pfalz“. It was a wonderful time and here’s some of the things you need to know if you want to join the next one!

seating for the coaches for press conferences with advertisement behind and 1fck on the table
The coaches’ press table inside the stadium.
stadium seating for the home team with westkurve written in white on the seats
The West Kurve seating for the home team hooligans at Fritz Walter Stadium.
red seats with pictures and signatures of the Walter family in the premium seating section at the Fritz Walter Stadion in Ktown
The Walter family seating area inside the stadium.
kneeling down and touching the green stadium grass at betzenberg
Getting to touch that sweet 1FCK grass!
a mural with red back ground and white letters saying deutscher meister 98
The 1FCK Deutscher Meister 98 mural inside the stadium.
sitting in grey race car seats with a red 1fck icon in the middle of the seat
Some of the original support staff race car seats from the 90s. Surprisingly, the first team to use race car seats in soccer was Kaiserslautern!

I follow the Welcome to RLP Facebook Page and it was posted on the site to join for an English tour. I signed up via messaging them there.

The tour started on the northeastern side of the stadium and we parked in that area. There was plenty of parking in that area even though there was a practice going on the practice field.

The tour was pretty basic and was mainly about the history of the team and the fan art that is located around the stadium. I enjoyed the art but the history was mainly lost of me. The main attraction was obviously going near the field and exploring the lower areas of the stadium.

betzenberg, 1fck, and fritz walter stadion written out in white on the seats at the Kaiserslautern stadium
The wide view of the stadium seating at Fritz Walter Stadium in Kaiserslautern.

The race car seats were another favorite of mine! 1FCK started the trend back in the 90s. You can thank Ktown for all the race car seats found in several different soccer leagues.

You do get to walk around the West Kurve section which is where the home town hooligans stand and recently there have been some really in-depth choreography. It was really fun to see all the hooligan stickers too plastered all over the stands!

The Kindsbach Bunker

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