RWE pronounces heightened prices for beer and hot dogs - 'Five euros deemed exorbitant'
Rot-Weiss Essen Fans Express Concern Over Price Increases Ahead of TSV 1860 Munich Match
Rot-Weiss Essen fans are voicing their concerns over price increases for beer and sausages at the stadium, ahead of tonight's game against TSV 1860 Munich.
In a statement, the club revealed that recent talks between RWE and Ulrich Catering centred on maintaining a fan-friendly pricing structure, with no price adjustments made for two years despite noticeable increases in the price index and procurement costs. However, it appears that this commitment to affordability does not extend to all items.
Beer and sausages at the game will be more expensive than last season. The search results do not provide specific information about the current prices for beer, sausage, and water at Rot-Weiss Essen's stadium after any recent adjustments.
Typical stadium prices for these items at German football stadiums like Rot-Weiss Essen usually range as follows: - Beer: €3 to €4 per half-liter cup - Sausage (e.g., Bratwurst): around €3 to €5 - Water (still or sparkling): about €2 to €3
However, for precise and updated prices reflecting the latest changes at Rot-Weiss Essen, fans are advised to check the club's official website or contact their stadium services directly.
The price for half a liter of water at Rot-Weiss Essen has dropped from 4 euros to 3.50 euros, but beer and sausages will see a price hike. Beer will now cost 5 euros instead of 4.50 euros, and a sausage in a bun will cost 4 euros instead of 3.50 euros. Half a liter of cola will also cost 5 euros.
Fans are expressing their disapproval, with some stating that 5 euros for a beer is steep and 4 euros for a sausage is steep. Guido Steinhausen (68) thinks that 5 euros should be the limit for a sausage and 4.50 to 5 euros for a beer is okay. Julian (24) thinks that a maximum of 3.50 euros for a sausage and 4.50 euros for a beer is acceptable.
Alexander Rang, RWE board member, stated that the continuation of the partnership with Ulrich Catering is a strong signal and a clear expression of the club's reliance on established structures both on and off the pitch. Caterer David Ulrich stated that the price increase was due to higher costs.
Rot-Weiss Essen and Ulrich Catering have just renewed their contract until 2028. The game will be live-ticked from 7 PM, and all tickets have been sold out. Despite the price increases, the anticipation for tonight's match remains high among fans.
- Rot-Weiss Essen fans have expressed disapproval over increased prices for beer and sausages at the stadium, specifically pointing out that a half liter of beer will now cost €5 and a sausage in a bun will cost €4.
- In comparison, the typical stadium prices for these items across German football stadiums usually range from €3 to €4 for a half liter of beer, €3 to €5 for a sausage, and €2 to €3 for water.
- This concerm over personal-finance, particularly in relation to business ( Rot-Weiss Essen and Ulrich Catering), comes ahead of the TSV 1860 Munich match, which will be live-ticked from 7 PM and has sold out.
- The price increase is attributable to higher procurement costs and the challenge of maintaining a fan-friendly pricing structure in the face of rising price indexes, as evidenced by the renewed contract between Rot-Weiss Essen and Ulrich Catering until 2028.
