TICKETS SCR ALTACH VS RAPID VIENNA

Cashpoint Arena is more than a regular stadium — it’s Altach’s signature gathering place and a venue where the matchday buzz starts well before kickoff. Compact yet highly functional, the stadium is designed to keep spectators close to the pitch, creating an intense, “right-there” feeling that many larger arenas can’t replicate.

Inside, the experience is built around the crowd: strong sightlines from most sections, clear concourses, and practical amenities that keep the event flow smooth. The home stands generate a powerful wall of sound, while the stadium layout and lighting help amplify the momentum of both football nights and live shows. Food kiosks and service points are positioned for quick breaks, so you spend more time in the stands and less time in line.

You’ll find it at Stadionstraße 1, Altach, Austria. Access is straightforward, with well-marked entrances and nearby areas for arriving by car and short drop-offs, which is especially useful during pre-event peaks. For broader ways to get around the town and the region, see the city transport details in the text below.

Altach, set in the heart of Vorarlberg in the Rhine Valley, may be compact in size, but it delivers a surprisingly strong experience for fans of sport and entertainment. Its proximity to larger hubs such as Dornbirn, Feldkirch, and Bregenz makes it an excellent base for anyone coming for tickets to sporting showdowns, concerts, and other major events. The town has a recognizable matchday energy, and the wider regional scene offers enough variety to make the trip worthwhile even before you head to a stadium or arena.

One of Altach’s biggest advantages is how easy it is to get around. Local public transport is coordinated by Verkehrsverbund Vorarlberg (VVV), while rail connections are provided by ÖBB via Bahnhof Altach and regional services such as the Vorarlberg S-Bahn (e.g., S1), making it simple to reach the main arenas and stadiums across the region. If you arrive by train through larger nodes like Feldkirch or Bregenz, transfers are straightforward, and bus links cover the “last mile.” For air travelers, common options include Zürich Flughafen (ZRH), St. Gallen–Altenrhein (ACH), or Friedrichshafen (FDH), and the combination of train and bus gets you to Altach and nearby event locations quickly.

Once you’re here, it’s worth saving time for a little extra beyond the event itself. In the Rhine Valley you’ll find accommodation ranging from comfortable hotels to family-run guesthouses, and the local food scene fits nicely with an evening-out rhythm. Before or after your event, you can stroll along the Alpenrhein, explore Feldkirch’s historic core, or head to the lakeside promenade on Lake Constance in Bregenz. If you enjoy nature, short trips toward Dornbirn and nearby viewpoints and gorges round out the experience—so Altach remains a practical, pleasant choice for a getaway that blends tickets, atmosphere, and things to do beyond the stands.