Mallorca Festival XXL Leverkusen

10 Hours of Schinkenstraße in Leverkusen

The Mallorca Festival XXL is one of the most famous open-air Schlager events in the Rhineland — and in 2026, it's presenting an extended XXL version: 10 hours of programming, from 12:00 PM to 10:00 PM, on Saturday, September 12, 2026, in Neuland-Park in Leverkusen-Wiesdorf. The organizers are promoting the event as "the biggest Mallorca event in the Rhineland".

Line-up 2026

• Ikke Hüftgold — Mallorca veteran and manager behind numerous Schlager stars
• Lorenz Büffel — "Johnny Däpp"
• Tobee — "Helikopter" and Schlager-pop
• Tim Toupet — "Du hast die Haare schön"
• Marry — Tour newcomer
• Stefan Stürmer — Schlager singer
• Buddy Ogün — Mallorca-pop
• Ina Colada — Schlager singer
• Ingo ohne Flamingo — viral Mallorca sound
• Andreas Köhler

Accompanied by DJs, entertainment, and the usual Schlager party energy on the Schinkenstraße stage.

Neuland-Park — an open-air stage with history

The Neuland-Park in Leverkusen-Wiesdorf was created for the 2005 State Garden Show and is now a 28-hectare park on the banks of the Rhine. With large meadows, an elevated walkway, and several event areas, it offers ideal conditions for open-air festivals. Its proximity to the BayArena stadium and the city center makes it easy to reach.

Tickets, Age Limit, Notes

Tickets available at mallorca-festival-xxl.de. There is an age limit of 18 years — the Mallorca Festival is designed as an adult event. A VIP Special ticket for €139 offers enhanced services. Cash payment is possible on the festival grounds; many stands also accept card payments.

Mallorca Tour Dates

In 2026, the Mallorca Festival XXL will also be held in Remscheid — the tours overlap with the Olé format but are organized by a different promoter. Both formats belong to the dynamic Schlager-Schinkenstraßen scene of West Germany.

Leverkusen — City on the Rhine, between Cologne and Wuppertal

Leverkusen is an independent city in North Rhine-Westphalia, nestled between Cologne, Düsseldorf, and the Bergisches Land region. With over 160,000 inhabitants, it is shaped by the Bayer Group and the Bundesliga football club Bayer 04. Neuland-Park on the Rhine is one of the most important urban open-air venues.

Getting There

By car via the A1 (Leverkusen-Zentrum exit). Parking is available at BayArena or Neuland-Park. By train: Leverkusen-Mitte station, then a 10-minute walk to the park. By public transport: KVB lines from Cologne and city buses in Leverkusen.