1. Bundesliga
Alcoholic beer is part of the matchday experience and is usually served as a 0.5 l cup.
- Beer unit
- 0.5 l
- Currency
- EUR
- Typical snack
- Bratwurst
Stadium prices
What beer and food cost inside the ground — beer normalised to 0.5 l across every league, plus each league's signature snack: bratwurst, pie, panino, bocadillo, hot dog. With a regional comparison and links to the football regions.
Beer price table
Comparable beer prices are normalised to 0.5 l.
League pages
Beer is comparable everywhere at 0.5 l. Food is not: every league has its own standard snack — bratwurst, pie, panino, bocadillo or hot dog. That is why the food comparison runs per league.
Map
League guide
Laws, serving sizes and typical snacks differ by country – the basis for a fair comparison.
Alcoholic beer is part of the matchday experience and is usually served as a 0.5 l cup.
Beer is sold by the pint and paid for in pounds. Alcohol may only be drunk in the concourse – never in sight of the pitch (Sporting Events Act 1985).
Spanish stadiums may only sell alcohol-free beer (0.0 %) by law; the only exceptions are VIP areas.
Beer is allowed but capped at 5 % alcohol – it is usually served in a 33 cl or 40 cl cup.
The Loi Évin bans alcohol above 1.2 % inside the ground – alcohol-free beer is the standard, VIP boxes excepted.
Report data
The prices come from public sources and are updated continuously. If a price is wrong or data is missing, we are glad to hear about it.