Mallorca Festival XXL Remscheid Open Air

An Island Party in the Bergisches Land

Who doesn't know them: Bierkönig, Mega Park, and the Megapark stage in Mallorca, the thumping of bucket drinks in Palma. What thousands of Germans experience on vacation every year, the Mallorca Festival XXL brings to a German city once a year – without the island, but with the complete cosmos: acts from Mallorca hotspots, foam cannons, a white outfit requirement, bucket bars, and an audience that's in party mode from the start.

Remscheid has been one of the largest German editions for years. The Schützenplatz – the traditional festival grounds of the major Bergisches industrial city – becomes an open-air area with a main stage, several bars, and a VIP area. The organizer is fun.event GmbH, which also manages the edition in Leverkusen's Neuland Park concurrently.

What You'll Experience at the Festival

The party starts at noon and ends late in the evening. In between: non-stop program on the main stage with the biggest names in the German Schlager and Mallorca scene.

• 19 acts on one stage – headliners like Mickie Krause, Ikke Hüftgold, Isi Glück, Lorenz Büffel, Honk!, Stefan Stürmer, and Tim Toupet
• VIP area with its own entrance, catering, and free drinks
• Food trucks with currywurst, burgers, bowls, and vegetarian options
• Bucket bars with the classic Mallorca cocktails
• Dress code "White" – like in Mallorca, giving it an island touch

The Schützenplatz Remscheid – Festival Tradition

The Schützenplatz in Remscheid has been the city's central festival grounds for generations – funfairs, Schützenfest (marksmen's festival), Rose Monday parade assembly. Its central location between the main train station and the city center makes it ideal for large events with public transport connections. In good weather, several thousand visitors can fit on the grounds.

Remscheid – The Bergisches Industrial City

Remscheid is an independent city in the Bergisches Land with around 110,000 inhabitants, located on the eastern edge of the Bergisches triangle (Wuppertal–Solingen–Remscheid). Characterized by the tool and steel industry – Mannesmann, Hülter, Vaillant have their roots here – the city maintains a down-to-earth festival culture: Schützenfeste, Carnival parades, city and district festivals. For several years, the Mallorca Festival XXL has added a particularly loud, young, and mainstream-oriented note to the tradition-conscious festival calendar.