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The Fritz Walter Stadion is the home to the
Bundesliga club 1. FC Kaiserslautern, and is located in the city of
Kaiserslautern. It is also one of the stadiums to be used in the
2006 World Cup. Named after
Fritz Walter, the captain of the West German side that won the 1954
World Cup, who played for the club throughout his career. The
Stadium was built on the Betzenberg Mountain, hence its nickname
"Betze", and was inaugurated in 1926.
Renovation
In 2002 and 2003 renovation of the stadium took place. Before its 2002
renovation the stadium had a capacity of 46,600, 18,600 of those were standing.
After the renovation the capacity was increased to 48,500. The Expansion also
included a new floodlight system and a media center. The estimated cost of the
expansion is 48.3 million Euros.
Getting There
A new railway station is being completed in preparation for the 2006 World
Cup. There is also a free shuttle from the Messeplatz car park.