As soccer fans from across the globe gear up for the UEFA European Football Championship 2024 in Germany, the big question on everyone’s lips isn’t just about who will lift the trophy, but also – where can you grab a halftime pint and bratwurst without draining your wallet? Well, fret no more because we’ve crunched the numbers and brewed up something special – introducing our first-ever Euro Beer & Bratwurst Index!

this dynamic duo is Germany’s most beloved halftime pairing

Why focus on beer and bratwurst? According to UEFA, this dynamic duo is Germany’s most beloved halftime pairing, making our guide essential for any fan looking to soak in authentic German match-day culture without the hefty price tag.

By diving into the menus and analysing Google Reviews at the ten stadiums hosting the UEFA Euro 2024, we’ve pinpointed exactly where you can score the cheapest match day deals, ensuring that soccer fans will have an unforgettable experience, no matter the score.

Champion prices

No soccer match is complete without a snack to sustain fans through the game, whether it’s the UK’s beloved pie or, in Germany’s case, a bratwurst. These staple snacks have become a tradition within the sport.

Analysing the prices of stadium menus ahead of the upcoming UEFA Euro tournament, it was found that soccer fans are predicted to spend an average of £3.82 ($4.77) on a pre-match pint, and £3 ($3.76) on a traditional German bratwurst.

a beer costs just £3.34 ($4.19) and a bratwurst goes for £2.39 ($2.99)

If you’re looking for the best value, BVB Stadion Dortmund, set to host the semi-finals, is the place to be. Here, a beer costs just £3.34 ($4.19) and a bratwurst goes for £2.39 ($2.99), making a halftime treat potentially cheaper than a souvenir program!

Arena AufSchalke, hosting England’s first game in the tournament, takes a close second place, with the venue charging England fans £6.07 ($7.61) for both a beer and a bratwurst.

You can check out the average costs for a pint and bratwurst at each stadium here:

How other stadiums stack up

At the other end of the spectrum, Stuttgart Arena tops the list as the priciest venue for a pint at £4.45 ($5.58). However, when compared to UK prices, even Stuttgart’s rates might feel like a steal!

When comparing costs with those at UK soccer stadiums, it’s notable that the average pint at UEFA Euro venues costs nearly half of what you’d pay at Wembley (£3.82 vs. £7). 

a hotdog at the UK’s beloved Wembley stadium costs three times the price

Similarly, the average bratwurst is expected to cost England fans just £3 ($3.76), whereas a hotdog at the UK’s beloved Wembley stadium costs three times the price at a whopping £9 ($11.28)! 

Beyond the price tag

But it’s not all about the price. The index also considered Google reviews to rank these stadiums not just by cost, but by overall experience. BVB Stadion Dortmund leads with an impressive average Google rating of 4.8 stars, closely followed by Munich Football Arena with 4.6 stars.

Here’s the full Google Review breakdown: 

Final score

BVB Stadion Dortmund takes the cake in all three categories, taking the Euro 2024 trophy as the cheapest and best rated stadium for the fans. So, whether you’re a soccer fanatic or just heading along for the experience, the Euro Beer & Bratwurst Index is your guide to maximising enjoyment without breaking the bank at Euro 2024.

Here’s to a fantastic tournament and even better deals at the concession stand!