When does the stadium tour start?

The tour on 24.01.2026 starts at 14:30 and ends around 16:00.

Where is the meeting point?

At the ice rink in front of the sculpture of the ice hockey player, Gutenbergweg 32, 84034 Landshut.

How long does the city tour last?

The tour lasts about 2 hours and takes you through locker rooms, VIP and press rooms as well as the fan shop.

How large can the group be?

According to the tourist information, groups of about 35 people are possible; places are limited, registration is recommended.

What is the cost of participation?

The ticket price is 10 € per person according to the tourist information.

Are there any special equipment notes?

Comfortable, sturdy shoes and a jacket are recommended, as parts of the arena can be cool.

Explore Landshut's arena: Exclusive stadium tour with legend Alois Schloder

Name: Experience stadium air with ice hockey legend Alois Schloder
Start: 2026-01-24T15:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-24T17:00:00+01:00
Location: VR‑Bank Landshut Arena

Up close in the VR‑Bank Landshut Arena: Stadium tour with Alois Schloder

Experience an extraordinary city tour with ice hockey icon Alois Schloder. Behind the scenes of the VR‑Bank Landshut Arena, local history becomes tangible: From the championship years of EV Landshut to the modernized arena on Gutenbergweg.

Insights you won't get anywhere else

Start your discovery experience at the sculpture of the ice hockey player in front of the ice rink. Your guide will lead you through locker rooms, VIP and press rooms, fan shop and picture galleries. A short film on the EVL chronicle makes the cultural history of Landshut ice sports tangible.

Architecture and tradition in dialogue

The arena has been extensively renovated in recent years and now offers optimal sightlines and modern technology. At the same time, the cultural heritage of EV Landshut remains present: legendary games, great names, and the development from an artificial ice rink to the VR‑Bank Landshut Arena.

Expertise on the ice – guided by a legend

Alois Schloder, Olympic bronze medalist 1976 and long-time captain, imparts insider knowledge with precise details about equipment, tactics, and club history. Attractions such as locker rooms, mixed zone, and media areas become a vibrant learning space.

Visitor Feedback

Visitor reactions are clear: This stadium tour excites explorers.

Instagram: One participant writes 'So much real EVL history in 120 minutes – amazing!'
Facebook: One visitor says 'Alois tells with passion – history you can touch!'

Conclusion

You can expect an informed, captivating tour between tradition and modernity. Secure your spot, meet the legend, and discover Landshut's ice hockey DNA firsthand.