Europa-Park-Stadion, Football stadium in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany.
Europa-Park-Stadion is a football arena in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany, with two continuous tiers and a total capacity of 34,700 seats. The facility also includes standing sections for spectators who support their team from designated areas during games.
The arena opened in October 2021 and replaced the previous Dreisamstadion, which had been in use for 67 years. The move to this new location marked a major shift for the local club and its supporters.
The name comes from Europa-Park in Rust, a partner of SC Freiburg for around 30 years; the contract signed in 2021 was long-term and its terms were kept confidential. Organised supporters prefer their own name, Mooswaldstadion, following the club's earlier Dreisamstadion and Möslestadion, which were named after their locations. In UEFA competitions the ground is called Stadion am Wolfswinkel.
The site is located near Freiburg Airport and can be reached by several transport connections. The complex offers dedicated spaces for players, officials, and medical staff.
The stadium's official UEFA name is Stadion am Wolfswinkel, used for international matches. During construction the club called it SC-Stadion, while organised fans chose Mooswaldstadion, echoing the Dreisamstadion and Möslestadion named after local features. The tram stop of line 4 was renamed with the stadium in September 2021.
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