Arrived at 11:10am and waited approx 3 and a half hours to get in. The sun was blazing and there wasn't much shade so the wait was a bit intense. I was also there alone so I couldn't go to a shop to buy more water so that didn't help. It would be a great little gig for a burger van or something. I'm surprised one isn't there, I'm sure they would make a lot of money! The man on the door said that today was especially busy so I think 3 and a half hour wait is not normal for them. The staff were really good, really friendly and they kept the shop open for longer as loads of us were still waiting after 14:00 so they made sure everyone got a chance to go in which was good of them. The man with the long hair tied up was very friendly and he kept the crowd amused. The shop inside was smaller than I expected but stocked with loads of good merch. Very good selection! Make sure you keep your eyes open as props are dotted all around the shop e.g the giant mixing desk under the cashier desk etc. Upstairs is the mini exhibition with the wings and more props from the stage shows. I do want to know why the sprengstoffweste has a mobile phone in it though? 😂😂 You can also see across the warehouse which is pretty cool. There is a nice little cafe or two in the area to go and get a cup of tea after all the standing and if you have time afterwards I would recommend visiting the Soviet memorial that's close by. In conclusion, going the Rammstein shop and enduring the wait is a right of passage for any serious Rammstein fan. I think my mistake was not going early enough (some ladies who were leaving when I arrived said they only waited 1hr) so I would advise going as early as possible. Viel Spaß future Rammstein shop customers 🤘🏼😝🤘🏼

Very cool, it's like a store and small museum in one. We were there quite early, but we had to wait about 30 minutes before we got to go in. For a Rammstein fan it's definitely recommendable!

My best friend is a huge Rammstein fan so we checked on the website before we traveled almost an hour to the store, only for it to be closed! There was a group of people aside from us who were also waiting outside of the store so this was not a mistake on our end. If the store were open I'm sure we would have had a great experience but the website did not make clear what times they would be open. If you plan on visiting, just beware that you may end up just taking photos of the outside of the store.

Line is hours long. Here on OCTOBER 21. It will be open again on November 11. Not sure why they only let a few people in at a time. Line is long inside at the cashier as well. Only come if you planned the whole day or are first in line in the morning. I had to leave because I had plans 2 hrs after I showed up and knew there would t be enough time.

The place is pretty cool and merchandise is nice. It's a very well laid out store. The staff is pretty awesome and helpful.

Thank you for nice merch (black soap under the hood) 😂

Closed 15/7/23 won't reopen anytime soon according to the security guy on site

WE ARE VERY DISAPPOINTED, WE CAME FROM SERBIA, WE TRAVELED 1200 KILOMETERS AND THE STORE WAS NOT OPEN ON SATURDAY 01/07/2023. ON THE WEBSITE IT SAID THAT THE STORE WOULD BE OPEN ON SATURDAYS!!!! But Rammstein is loved and we can't wait for them to come to Belgrade again!!!!

"Welcome to Cockaigne" thinks the veteran Rammstein fan. The layman trembles in awe when he briefly thinks about what this band has created. Germany's largest cultural export shows in an impressive way how you can set up a consumer temple without much advertising and without benevolent media in the background. Even on a freezing Saturday morning there was a 20m line out the door waiting to finally spend big on these great items. Perfume, sparkling wine, gin, vodka, t-shirts, sweaters, keychains, DVDs, records, bottle openers, lighters, ashtrays, just to name a few available things to buy

The store is simply awesome! "Must to visit" for people who are interested in Rammstein. For those who aren't very interested can also be a nice experience. This is one of Berlin's attractions.

Amazing service and quick shipping to South Africa! The shirts are so soft 🤩

A small but extraordinary fan store. All items (clothes, books, games, drinks etc.) are of high quality, partly very funny. Pricing is reasonable, and you can also find some unique items here. Check opening hours (once or twice a month, on Saturdays). The surface of the store has been enlarged recently.

A long way out of town by Bahn, but worth the visit. Of course, the line to get in on the same day as the concert, after months of being closed, was loooooong (took 1.25 hours). Still, the shop delivered. A small exhibit upstairs of various items from the band's shows. Helpful staff. They made sure the shop wasn't too crowded by having a limited number of people inside at a time. Lots of merchandise, and the same Lifad discount as in the online shop. Well worth the trip if they are open while you are in Berlin.

The Store. All the stuff you find online and more. Small gifts at check-out. Small museum with band artwork . Only opens on special dates. Be prepared for a long queue . Worth the waiting.

As a Rammstein fan I can only say that the place is worth to visit! The biggest disadvantage is that the queues are HUGE, so get there early...

Absolutely a must go for rammstein fans, you can reach it by train (wilhlemsruh) and walk less than 10 minutes then. Prices are high, but you can find at least a couple of things to buy, it's also a museum. I don't know if it's still open to public though.

An amazing experience. The store had a variety of Rammstein-related items. The staff was extremely welcoming even though i arrived there a few minutes before closing time.

Shop only open at Saturday. Be aware that there are few other fans as well to make shopping. One must prepare to stand in a queue patiently. Still worth it.🤘