Straubing Tigers tickets 2026-27: hockey at the Eisstadion am Pulverturm
The Straubing Tigers play 26 home games in 2026-27 at the Eisstadion am Pulverturm, which holds 5,635. This is Lower Bavarian hockey at its most local: a small city, a devoted crowd and a regular-season finale at home on 7 March 2027.
Straubing Tigers: small city, big hockey culture
Founded in 1941, the Straubing Tigers are the flagship sports team of a Lower Bavarian city on the Danube. The club is known for punching above its weight and for filling the arena regardless of the table, a big part of why DEL fans respect Straubing.
The city has a lovely main square with the Stadtturm, a quiet old town and a strong regional identity. It is less touristy than Munich or Nuremberg, which is exactly why a visit feels authentic.
Straubing Tigers at the Eisstadion am Pulverturm
The Eisstadion am Pulverturm holds 5,635. It is a traditional hockey hall with steep seating and a tight, noisy feel. Nobody is far from the ice, and the stands feel as though they are on top of the players.
The area around the rink is easy to navigate on foot from the old town. Arrive early to settle into your place and enjoy the warm-up, since there is little chance to rush once the building fills up.
Straubing Tigers fans: the sound of Lower Bavaria
Tigers fans are known for steady, loud support. The home end sings throughout, flags and drums keep the rhythm, and the whole arena erupts for goals. It is a local crowd that knows the club's players and traditions in detail.
If you travel from abroad, this is an excellent chance to see a side of German hockey that big-city arenas rarely offer.
Straubing Tigers rivals: Augsburg and Nürnberg
Augsburger Panther, a Bavarian regional rival, visit Straubing on 3 December 2026 and, notably, on 7 March 2027, which is the last day of the regular season. Nürnberg Ice Tigers play in Straubing on 8 December 2026 and 28 February 2027.
The 7 March date, on a Sunday afternoon, is the most interesting for visitors: the final regular-season home game often brings extra tension.
How to buy Straubing Tigers tickets
Start with the club's official box office. Season ticket holders have priority, and with a hall of 5,635, the Augsburg and Nürnberg games and the season finale are the first to go. Book early.
From abroad, check delivery methods and keep your ticket on your phone. If a game is sold out, use only reputable resale marketplaces. Our email alert will tell you when your chosen dates are worth securing.
Straubing is also a good stop for travellers who like to see a smaller German city. The compact centre has cafés, breweries and restaurants where fans gather before the game, and the walk to the rink is short. Winter evenings can be cold, so dress warmly. If you are driving, parking is easier than in a big city but still tightens on derby nights, so arrive early. The club's official box office is the best place for ticket information.
On the finale date, the atmosphere is usually special, with the crowd marking the end of the home season. If the table still matters, tension can rise sharply, so keep that fixture in mind if you like decisive games.