After almost four years of construction, the BBBank Wildpark was officially opened on July 19 with a match against Liverpool FC. The new soccer temple succeeded the venerable Wildparkstadion, where Karlsruher SC had played its home games since 1955.
With a capacity of over 34,000, KSC's home ground is the largest stadium in the city. The standing room for fans from the fan city is located in the north stand, which the blue and white supporters refer to as the "Gegengerade" in reference to the stand in the old stadium. Behind the west stand are various hospitality areas where guests can enjoy their stadium experience at home matches with the Traube Tonbach catering concept.
The FanWelt in the BBBank Wildpark is open on match days and during the week. In addition to numerous KSC fan articles, you can also marvel at relics such as seat shells from the legendary Wildpark stadium. Depending on the scheduling of the German Football League, stadium tours are also offered. The current dates can be found on the KSC website.
The stadium opens for all league and cup home games of Karlsruher SC.
