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Over 16,000 Haie fans are looking forward to the home game against Wolfsburg!
On September 28, 2025, the Kölner Haie will play against the Grizzlys Wolfsburg. Over 16,000 tickets sold! Information about prices and VIP offers.
Over 16,000 Haie fans are looking forward to the home game against Wolfsburg!
Next Sunday, September 28th, the LANXESS arena in Cologne will be the venue for a major sporting event. The Kölner Haie welcome the Grizzlys Wolfsburg. With over 16,000 tickets already sold in advance, the mood among fans is already huge. The anticipation for the home game is palpable, and the Haie can look back on a good performance from the last away games, in which they collected six points.
The game is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. and there is still a wide selection of tickets available that shouldn't be missed. The prices are family-friendly: seats start at just 6.00 euros for children up to 14 years, while reduced tickets start at 18.00 euros and full-paying tickets start at 23.00 euros. The standing room tickets are also extremely inexpensive and start at 6.00 euros for younger fans.
Ticket purchasing made easy
Tickets are conveniently available through various channels. Whether online in the Haie ticket shop, in the HAIEstore in Cologne-Deutz, in the advance booking offices or via the ticket hotline, it has never been so easy to secure the best seats. If you want to experience a game in a particularly luxurious way, VIP tickets are also available. For 135.00 euros, spectators can not only enjoy the game, but also take advantage of a buffet and drinks in the Shark Zone, an exclusive area.
The Grizzlys also have interesting ticket offers at special prices. They recommend purchasing tickets early to secure the best seats and take advantage of the cheapest prices. In their online shop, fans can find out about the new representations of the available seats and find the best deal.
Technology in sport – a new era
Many fans interested in the sports experience demand real-time updates and personalized content. This is particularly true in this country: 63% of global respondents believe that data analysis has a positive influence on sport; in Germany the figure is at least 55%. Digital interaction via social media in particular is increasing, and a large proportion of fans use these platforms to consume additional sports content.