Joining us in Hamburg this weekend as we take on Altona 93? Here is everything you need to know.

Travel 

If you are flying into Hamburg Airport, travel into the city itself is straightforward using the suburban train system, the S-Bahn, which connects to the main train station Hamburg Hauptbahnhof (Hamburg Hbf) directly with the journey takings approximately 20 minutes.  

The Airport station is located directly beneath the terminals, and you can either purchase a ticket from the ticket machines directly above the platform or via the hvv app which you are highly recommended to download! 

A single ticket for zones A and B (most of the city) can be used on the S-Bahn, U-Bahn (Underground) and buses and costs €3.80. This is the ticket you would need to purchase from the airport, or alternatively you may wish to purchase a day ticket which is €7.25 (which includes up to three children between 4-14) if you plan to do more journeys that day by public transport.  

A day ticket is also valid up to 6am the next day.  

One of Altona’s main sponsors is the S-Bahn and you can often see highlights of their games and club information being shown on the information screen on the trains! 

Group Travel Around the city 

If you are traveling in a group, you also have the option of buying a group day ticket for up to 5 people, this covers Hamburg AB costs €14.51 online or €15.60 from a ticket machine.  

Getting around Hamburg is easy, with its extensive transport network, particularly on the S-Bahn and the U-Bahn. 

Again the hvv app is an essential tool which not only allows you to purchase tickets but offers timetables, journey planners and more. 

Whilst there are no barriers at S- Bahn and U-Bahn stations or the need to show your pass / ticket to a bus driver, there are frequent ticket inspectors through-out the day and night. 

Taxis 

In Hamburg, you can find taxis at official taxi stands, hail them on the street (if the light is on), or book them through phone or taxi apps such as Uber.  

Supporter Events 10 to 13 July 

Thursday 10 July 

On Thursday evening, Altona supporters will be hosting a craft beer, history, and books event at Bunthaus Schankraum commencing at 7pm. 

This venue is located on Wilhelmsburg Island Park, which is around 15 / 20 minutes train travel south of Hamburg city centre with the nearest station being Wilhelmsburg station on the S3 and S5 lines. The venue is around 15 minutes’ walk from there. 

This evening will also see the launch of the limited Aletona Pale Ale (brewed for the weekend) and the launch of the Weekender Fanzine, which will provide articles around all events of the weekend. 

At Bunthaus it's payment card only and the fanzine can be bought cash only. 

Bunthaus Schankraum, Kurdamm 24, 21107, Hamburg 

Friday 11 July 

Afternoon:

At 3:30pm there will be an opportunity see behind the scenes with a tour of Altona 93’s historic Adolf-Jager Kampfbahn (AJK) taking place. 

Traveling to the AJK Stadium: 

The AJK is located only a short distance north from the centre of Altona.   

From the centre of Altona your best option is to either walk the 1.2 miles to the stadium or you can get a taxi or use the local buese bus: 1, 115, 150, 250 all going to the stop Griegstraße. 

Alternatively, the more popular route is to travel to Bahrenfeld S-Bahn station on the S11 train which is two stops west after Bahnof-Altona (the main station in the centre of Altona).   

Leaving the train, you will notice that the station decorated in Altona 93 player images, the ground is a 10 minute walk from there. 

Evening:

On the Friday evening Altona 93’s women first team will be playing a friendly against St Pauli’s women’s second team at the Rudi-Barth-Sportplatz stadium, with DJ’s continuing the party after the game. 

Located one S-Bahn stop north of Bahnhof-Altona station, Diebsteich station is served by the S5 and S3 lines.  

The ground is 5 minutes’ walk from the station, alternatively it is around a 25/30-minute walk from the AJK (if you are taking in the stadium tour earlier that day). 

This event will be cash only.  

Rudi-Barth-Sportplatz, Waidmannstraße, 22769 Hamburg 

Saturday 12 July 

Saturday morning see’s both supporters’ football teams battling it out on the pitch at the AJK (11pm kick-off) before the main event at 3:30pm, Altona 93 v Dulwich Hamlet Football Club. 

Enjoy DJ’s, drinks and food before the 100-year anniversary game and the celebrations will continue after the game with the afterparty.  Where DJ’s will be playing until late at both the inside and outside bars at the AJK ground. 

You can pay card at the gate, merch container and inside the stadium, but it will be cash only otherwise including the club bar.  

Sunday 13 July 

Finally, the weekend’s events will take on a more relaxed pace at the Altonaer Balkon, a park that overlooks the Elbe River offering amazing views of the whole of Hamburg. 

There you will have the opportunity to enjoy a game of croquet to wind down the weekend. 

 Altonaer Balkon, Palmaille, 22767 Hamburg 

Finally, with all the events, you will not need to pre-book, and you can just simply turn up.  

However, whilst you can purchase match tickets on the day for the Altona 93 v Dulwich Hamlet game, you are advised to book in advance as a large crowd is expected for this game. There will be the chance to buy tickets on Thursday at Bunthaus and on Friday at the women´s game (cash payment only). 

 
Alternatively, you can order tickets online: 

https://altona93.reservix.de/tickets-altona-93-dulwich-hamlet-in-hamburg-adolf-jaeger-kampfbahn-am-12-7-2025/e2407708