It's not long until Easter – and the Allianz Arena is gearing up for its Easter activities. On Easter Sunday, 31 March, and Easter Monday, 1 April, there's lots on offer for young fans in particular. In the spirit of the festival, there'll be a big Easter egg hunt at the FC Bayern Museum. So, for all the family it's about keeping your eyes open, solving the riddles and getting your hands on a little sweet surprise. Of course, FC Bayern mascot Berni isn't going to miss it either. He's even bringing his friend Mia, the mascot of the women's team, and Ben, the basketballers' mascot! The event is included in the admission price.
The Bayern-themed day out is worth it for grandma, grandad, mum, dad, kids and friends. This is because the shared puzzle fun runs through the entire exhibition and offers a special attraction in addition to the journey through the club's history. Who'll spot the eggs first? Who will solve the task? The playful exploration of the club's history offers fun and excitement. Berni, Mia and Ben will be stopping by on both days, welcoming the young (and old) guests, posing for souvenir photos and signing autographs.
Will the bunny hop through the Arena?!
Another option is to combine the Museum visit with an Arena Tour. The guided tours of FC Bayern's home stadium start at regular intervals throughout the day. They can be booked as a combined ticket, and are also included in the family ticket, which allows you to save money. For €59, two adults and an unlimited number of children from the same household can go on a voyage of discovery through the FC Bayern Museum and the Allianz Arena. For last-minute travellers, there's also the possibility to combine with a look inside the stadium with the Arena View; the price of the family ticket for this is €47.
The team at the FC Bayern Museum are looking forward to a lively Easter weekend with lots of smiling visitors.