About this place

History

Originally known as Die Sportanlage Schnabelholz, the stadium has undergone several phases of development over the years, transforming into the state-of-the-art venue it is today. The development focused on enhancing the fan experience by ensuring that no spectator is further away from the action. This close connection between the field and the stands has made the stadium one of the most unique venues in the country.

Facilities

The CASHPOINT Arena now has a capacity of 8,500 spectators. This includes 4,400 seats and 4,100 standing spots, all of which have been covered since the summer of 2019. The complete renovation of the South and North stands further elevated the stadium experience, offering better visibility and comfort for fans.

Record

Over the years, the CASHPOINT Arena has hosted several top international clubs during the summer break. Notable teams like Borussia Dortmund, West Ham United, Southampton FC, Bayer Leverkusen, Atalanta Bergamasca, Liverpool FC, and VfL Wolfsburg have all played in the stadium, benefiting from its modern facilities.

Future Plans

Plans for future improvements continue, with the aim of maintaining the stadium’s position as a top-tier venue for international football, enhancing the fan experience even further.

Name and Sponsorship

The stadium’s name, “CASHPOINT Arena,” is a reflection of the partnership with its main sponsor, which has helped transform the venue into a modern football hub. This collaboration continues to shape the future of the stadium, ensuring its relevance on the international football scene.

What is CASHPOINT?

CASHPOINT is an Austrian sports betting company, founded in 1996, offering a wide range of betting options, including football, tennis, and eSports, as well as online casino games. It operates both online and through over 5,000 physical outlets in several European countries. A subsidiary of the MERKUR Group, CASHPOINT holds licenses in multiple jurisdictions, including Austria and Germany.