All food at the kiosks in the PreZero Arena will become 30 cents more expensive for the home game against Borussia Dortmund, but the drinks prices will remain stable for the time being. “Once again, we will cover the additional costs for all drinks for both the match against Borussia Dortmund and Hertha BSC. Because we need the full support of our fans and believe we’re sending a positive signal by doing this,” Denni Strich continued.
Consequently, the prices for all non-alcoholic drinks and wine spritzers will not increase by 30 cents until the home game against FC Schalke 04 (Matchday 27). Half a litre of beer will be 20 cents more expensive, but at €4.90 will still be below the €5 mark. These price increases for food and drinks are not a unique development. At other Bundesliga venues, price increases were already implemented at the beginning of the year. In some Bundesliga stadiums, supporters have to pay up to €5.50.
There are new savings packages to offset the price adjustments. They are displayed on large overview boards at all kiosks in the stadium concourse.