The past 2023 season was very successful for the Stuttgart Surge with their participation in the final of the European League of Football. Now, the team has announced all other venues apart from the GAZi Stadion auf der Waldau. The upcoming season will not only be special in terms of football, but also in terms of atmosphere and infrastructure. With the PreZero Arena in Sinsheim and Stadion an der Kreuzeiche in Reutlingen, two more venues were announced for the home opener and two more games.

Home games in bigger venues

Due to the UEFA European Football Championship 2024 in Germany, many stadiums have been rented out to the participating teams as training bases or have been blocked for games. This affects many stadiums in Stuttgart and German cities likes Hamburg, Munich or others, including the GAZi Stadion auf der Waldau, where the Stuttgart Surge have played all of their home games for the past three seasons. 

In cooperation with the German Bundesliga team TSG Hoffenheim, the Stuttgart Surge will play the "Southern Germany Derby" against the Munich Ravens at the PreZero Arena in Sinsheim. The PreZero Arena impresses with its closely spaced stands, which create a unique atmosphere, seating up to 30,000 fans.

Three venues for 2024

After the game in Sinsheim, the Stuttgart Surge will move to the Stadion an der Kreuzeiche in Reutlingen for their home games. The stadium is a proven venue for the Reutlingen Eagles and with a capacity of 15,000, it offers plenty of room for all fans to cheer on in the games against the Milano Seamen (June 16) and Helvetic Guards (June 30). With up to 5,000 seats in the main grandstand, the stadium could offer plenty of comfort for fans and visitors alike.

Just like Hamburg chose Bremen or Hannover, or Munich chose Nuremberg, the Stuttgart Surge will enter a new and bigger venue.