So great - The personal touch we had at the arena tour with only 4 English speaking people or guide took us and did our own tour and it was amazing

Beautiful 1/2 day tour with the Arena as a highlight 👍 - Very nice tour with Adrian, who led bilingual live on the bus. There was enough time in the arena for museum and shop as well as a good guided tour on site. An all-round beautiful tour 👍

Awesome Experience - The tour with Gunther and Melony was definitely worth it. The trip was well organized and melony gave us fun facts about the city as we drove by. The stadium tour was awesome and loved every minute of it. It is wise to book with them

Great conducted tour 👌 - We were taken and brought on time, we'll organized. The stadium tour covered every thing a bayern fan would enjoy. Definitely recommend doing this on your trip to munich.

Visit to the Munich stadium - I’m not a soccer fan but is very impressive how many trophies they have and how competitive they are!!

Amazing. - Surprising visit, well organized, with striking moments, fun and opportunity to contact directly with places never seen

Great tour for football fans - Melanie was great - her English was amazing and she managed to keep 50+ people on track by herself. Commentary was great - if you love all things football this is for you - old grounds, new grounds, training grounds, history, and an all access stadium tour with very comprehensive museum. Only challenge would be - just bring people straight back - it’s enough to do the pre tour of Munich football sights and the stadium. Once again thanks to Melanie and our driver.

Awesome - the bayen munich change rooms and press room was such a awesome. walking down to the ground was my major highlight

A beautiful guided tour - The Allianz Arena was one of the very first stadiums for which I was always fascinated as a child. So when friends offered me a voucher car passing through Munich for another occasion, I was delighted to go on this VIP tour of the Allianz Arena. First of all, in terms of access, it is direct from the center of Munich via the underground, it takes about thirty minutes from Munich Central Station station. Then walk a good fifteen minutes to entrance L of the Museum and Arena Tour. Since I had arrived 45 minutes before the start of the VIP Tour Arena, and the time is fixed, I landed for a coffee in the large restaurant / bar / cafeteria of the stadium, very flashy especially by its buffet which gives a fairly friendly effect. For the guided tour, there are 2 every 15 minutes, we have a meeting point located in the restaurant, which makes situations a little inaudible - people who get the guided tour wrong, the Guide sometimes lost, a Guide who checks people's tickets. Anyway, a little boxon. So we had a Guide to visit the stadium. A pretty friendly Guide, who shared with us some nice anecdotes about the Allianz Arena, about the club. So we visited first the stadium stands, the private boxes, the VIP restaurant and the presidential placements, then the stadium backstage, the famous dressing rooms, then, the moment awaited the exit of the dressing rooms and the corridor of the players, with the music of the Champions League and a climb on the outside of the lawn and on the bench. In itself, a great experience, I had already visited the Stade de France as a kid, it looked like that kind of visit. However, I am quite appalled by the behavior of some guests during the visit which made the visit slow, painful, sometimes noisy, but it is not the Guide or the visit. On the other hand, the Award Difference between a Classic Guided Tour and a VIP just seems to be the possibility to drink a glass of champagne at the end of the tour - so that makes the Award Difference expensive. Perhaps it would be more relevant to go offer something more rewarding, such as a goodies, a souvenir photo brief... There are many possible proposals and I think it can be attempted. Regarding the museum, which I made at the end of the stadium visit, it is quite complete, it recalls the great competitions won by Bayern Munich. There is a corner for children, but perhaps there is a lack of an interactive corner as is the case at the FIFA Museum in Zurich. I finished it in 15 minutes because I was in a hurry but I don't think it's worth as much as a guided tour of the stadium..

Allianz arena - en egen resa utan sightseeing - The guided tour of the stadium in one hour was very good. However, nothing for those who can not walk fast. The trip started at 10 am with sightseeing of Munich which meant that we did not arrive at the arena until 11.30 am. Then we only had 50 minutes to visit the museum, shop and eat(long queue for the food). This was an impossible equation and a great disappointment when you also had to go out after being at the museum and in the shop, and then go back in to the guided tour which took extra time. After the guided tour directly to the bus and even more sightseeing of Munich between 14-15. Speaker with very loud and raspy sound. Why not headset? so you could choose the language and if you wanted to listen or not. In addition, many children with them on the trip, which indicates that more time should have been spent on the arena because that's what they wanted to see. If I go there again, I'll take the subway instead.