kunas

Hey,

thanks, happy you had a good time.
Come back next year when we win the cup.

Well, Alexanderplatzwill be our fan-area, yes. Borussia fans will be at the Breitscheidplatz.

I am not from Berlin so I cannot quite give a recommandation on what pubs to go to, but I think Bi Nuu was mentioned (I hope I spelled it correctly), Zur Glühlampe (the home-pub of the local Frankfurt-supporters) and Zum Franziskaner (there will be our "Bembelbar", imported Frankfurt-style cidre) will be in our hands and somewhere I read that Schnelle Quelle is also likely to rather support us.
But please check this once again, as I really don't know these pubs (except Franziskaner which I attended 11 Years ago at our last cup-final).

Will it be dangerous? I hope not and I don't really think so although the fans don't really like the opponent. Just try to avoid the Dortmund-areas. It would be rather negligent to linger through Breitscheidplatz that day.

Well, i know nothing about the first one, but i do know Bembel-Bar and if it was me, i´d go there.
But that´s only because i am not good at trying out new stuff, i seem to lean on old familiar ways..

There will be no public viewing at Alexanderplatz, that´s right.

About Tickets, i don´t know if there will be tickets sold at the door but there will be a Bembel-Bar at Zum Franziskaner, Dresdener Strasse 17, where you can see the game as well - admission is free and there will be one hell of an After Game Party there.

Read more here:
http://community.eintracht.de/forum/diskussionen/127955

Don't give up. Should you be anywhere near to Berlin don't miss the opportunity to meet fans at the Alexanderplatz or post-match parties. And maybe you even get to buy tickets. Everyday is a miracle

Hello,

you can post a ticket wanted post here
http://community.eintracht.de/forum/diskussionen/127772

please note that you are not allowed to post anything exceeding the number of tickets needed and the preferred block / price.
Offers exceeding the face value of the tickets will be deleted.

I'm afraid that it will be difficult since the approx. 21,000 tickets for Eintracht are being given to club members and supporters with seasonal tickets and fan clubs according to a pre-defined scheme (that I consider to be quite fair).
The demand for tickets is enormeous and I guess there's no other way than the usual web portals where people sell their tickets to make good profit. Obviously that's nothing someone can really recommend. I'd expect that quite a few people travel to Berlin without tickets and hope to get one before the match. Considering that Dortmund will also bring many supporters without tickets success cannot be guaranteed.
I'm sorry, but there's no obvious way to tackle that problem.