Lanxess Arena is easily accessible by public transport. Take tram lines 1, 7, or 9 to the 'Lanxess Arena' stop, or bus lines 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 159, 250, 260, 261 to 'Lanxess Arena'. If driving, use the address 'Lanxess Arena, Willy-Brandt-Platz 2, 50679 Köln'.

Yes, the arena has its own parking garages, but they can be expensive and crowded. A popular alternative is to park at the nearby Köln Arcaden mall, which is about a 15-minute walk away.

Yes, it's a pleasant 15-minute walk from the Köln Arcaden mall parking to the Lanxess Arena. If arriving by public transport, the 'Lanxess Arena' tram stop is directly at the venue.

Tram lines 1, 7, and 9, as well as various bus lines, stop directly at the 'Lanxess Arena' station, making it a convenient option for most events.

Lanxess Arena is located in the Deutz district, just across the Rhine from the Cologne city center. It's a short tram or bus ride away, or a pleasant walk across the Hohenzollern Bridge.

Tickets can be purchased through the official Lanxess Arena website, authorized ticket vendors, and sometimes directly at the box office. For popular events, it's advisable to buy well in advance.

The box office hours can vary depending on events. For some concerts, like Drake's, the ticket office remained open well after the event started, but it's best to check the specific event details or contact the arena directly.

Generally, bringing your own food and drinks is not allowed. The arena offers various catering options, though some reviews mention a preference for fast food and limited healthy choices.

The Lanxess Arena has a capacity of up to 20,000 people for concerts and sporting events, making it one of Germany's largest indoor arenas.

Yes, VIP booths and lounge tickets are available for many events, offering enhanced experiences with good food and drinks, though they come at a higher price point.

Seating comfort can vary. While some areas offer good views and comfort, other seats might be less comfortable, especially during longer events. The 'Unterrang' is often praised for its good view.

The view from most seats, particularly in the 'Unterrang', is considered very good. Large screens are also available to ensure you don't miss any action.

The arena offers various food courts with soft drinks and coffee. However, many reviews note that the food selection leans heavily towards fast food, with limited healthy alternatives.

Staff are generally described as friendly and helpful, assisting with guidance and ticket collection. However, some visitors have noted that some staff members seemed clueless about event details.

Security is present and helpful, ensuring a safe environment for attendees. For events like Drake's concert, security was noted as being very helpful.

Photography policies can vary by event. For many concerts, personal cameras and professional equipment are often restricted. Check the specific event's rules beforehand.

The arena's architecture, especially the steel arch, offers interesting perspectives. During events, the stage lighting and crowd energy provide dynamic photo opportunities, though often restricted.

Focus on capturing the energy of the crowd and the stage lighting. If photography is restricted, consider using your phone for quick snapshots of the overall ambiance.

There are no designated public photography areas. Access for professional photographers is usually restricted to accredited media personnel.

Lighting conditions vary greatly depending on the event. Concerts often have dramatic stage lighting, while sports events are typically well-lit.