For a few weeks now, the stadium grounds of Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt as well as those of the Stadionbad have been bathed in a Christmas glow of lights every evening. The whole thing was supposed to run until 9 January, but has now been extended by a week due to the high response. This means that the Christmas Garden Frankfurt can now be visited until 16 January 2022. However, the comprehensive hygiene concept now had to be tightened again to allow the event to continue.
So as of now, there are only three time slots, each of which can be booked for a maximum of 250 people. The new admission times are 4.30pm, 6pm and 7.30pm. Anyone who already has a ticket and is affected by the new restrictions will be contacted automatically by e-mail. Otherwise, the following still applies: with personalised tickets, a reduced visitor capacity, the one-way system on the creatively designed circular routes, the Christmas Garden Frankfurt offers a safe and decelerated time-out on the extensive grounds of Deutsche Bank Park and gives all visitors truly magical moments.
Furthermore, the 2G rule applies to visits to the Christmas Garden Frankfurt for everyone aged 18 and over. For Hessian pupils the test booklet from the schools serves as negative proof. For pupils from federal states where no such test booklet exists, the pupil's identity card will suffice. The mask obligation applies on the premises everywhere, where not enough distance can be kept as well as indoors. This applies above all to the entrance and exit areas. The mask obligation is indicated by sufficient marking on site. Masks complying with medical standards or the FFP2 standard are compulsory for mouth-to-nose masking.
Children under the age of six are exempt from the mask requirement. Likewise, persons who cannot wear a mouth-nose covering due to a disability or health reasons (medical certificate as proof must be carried).
Up-to-date information on hygiene measures can be found here: https://www.christmas-garden.de/hygienekonzept
