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I learned the hard way that the queues for restrooms can get insane during half-time, so I suggest going a bit earlier to beat the rush.

I think food inside can be pricey, so maybe grab a bite before the match. There are some good food stalls just around the corner from the stadium.

I recommend using public transport, especially the S-Bahn trains; they drop you off super close and save you the hassle of parking.

My advice is to check out the local pubs nearby for pre-game drinks. They often have deals that are way cheaper than inside the stadium.

My advice is to wear something comfy and suitable for the weather. I went in jeans and totally regretted it during the jump. It’s better to wear something that won't restrict you

I recommend getting to the location by 8:30 am if you're jumping in the summer. It gets busy, and you want to ensure you have enough time to chill and soak in the vibes before you leap!

I suggest booking your jump in advance to save some cash. They sometimes have discounts for early birds, which is cool! I saved a bit when I booked a month ahead.

My advice is to check out the food options they have there! The snacks were surprisingly good and not that pricey, we ended up having a nice lunch after riding.

I think it's worth spending a bit more for the private tour. We did it because the group ones felt too crowded, and it was totally the right call!

If you’re looking to save some cash, check for combo deals or group discounts on their website. They had some good options I missed on my first visit!

Arrive around 10:30 AM to avoid the big crowds. I went right at noon and the waiting time for a game was killer!

Make sure to wear comfy clothes and shoes. You'll be running around a lot! I wore jeans and regretted it after the first round.

I suggest you bring your own BBs if you can; it's way cheaper than buying them on-site, and you’ll have a better selection. Trust me, I learned that the hard way!

I suggest arriving around 10 AM to avoid the big crowds and snag a good spot! The mornings are way quieter, and you’ll have a better chance to soak in the ambience

Bring cash. I’ve noticed some places around here, including Jagdhutte, don't accept cards. I found this out the hard way, so just a heads up.

Definitely check out the seasonal dishes if you want to save some bucks. The local specialties were both delicious and cheaper than the regular menu. I loved the wild game platter!

I suggest checking out their schedule before you go. They have regular play times and showing up when there's an event or tournament can add to the vibe!

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. The food options nearby can be a bit pricey, and it makes the day more comfy with your faves.