Spectator information, Vanløse Idrætspark

F.C. Copenhagen Women usually play home matches at Vanløse Idrætspark.

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F.C. Copenhagen Women tickets
Tickets for F.C. Copenhagen Women home games at Vanløse Idrætspark cost 40 DKK for adults and 20 DKK for children (5-14 years) and can only be purchased online at billet.fck.dk.

If you have a season ticket, card, ticket subscription or FCK+ subscription, you can pick up one ticket for each home match at billet.fck.dk without additional payment.

Alternatively, you can get permanent access to all the women's team's home matches with a special ticket subscription for 25 DKK per month (6-month commitment).

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Things to do at Vanløse Idrætspark
The women's team's Main Partner, Andel, has a "sign factory" where you can make your own flags and signs to support the team. Andel also offers face painting.
You can buy sausages from Harry's Place, coffee from Lavazza, and both soft drinks and beer.
The fan shop has a stall in one corner of the ground.
During the break, you can try your luck in Planet Nusa's wheel of fortune and win prizes.
After the match, the players are happy to sign autographs and take selfies at the main stand.

Directions to FCK Women home games
Vanløse Idrætspark
Klitmøllervej 20
2720 Vanløse

There are no reserved parking spaces for home games, so you have to find a free space in the area. Vanløse Idrætspark is in the middle of a residential area with many families with children, so we encourage you to drive carefully and respect the parking rules.

Train and bus
If you are coming from Copenhagen city centre, you can take the S-train or Metro to Vanløse Station, from where it is about 1km to Vanløse Idrætspark.
If you are coming from the west, you can take the S-train to Jyllingevej Station, from where it is about 600 metres to Vanløse Idrætspark.
You can also take buses, e.g. line 31 (stops at Ålekistevej) or line 19 (stops at Jyllingevej Station).

>> Find your easiest route via Rejseplanen

About the stadium
Capacity: approx. 10,000 spectators
Seats: approx. 3,600

There is only one entrance to the stadium, to the right when you enter from Klitmøllervej. The toilets (including an accessible toilet) are just to the right when you enter. The main stand is only accessible via stairs.

On the opposite side of the main stand there is a small stand with five or six steps with wooden benches, where you can choose to stand or sit.

Press
Journalists and photographers must apply for accreditation no later than 12 noon two days before the match, here at fck.dk

Photographers can stay behind the two goals and must wear a photo vest during the match. There is no press room or other facilities for the press.