Mallorca Party Waghäusel

Mallorca Party Waghäusel — Ballermann in the heart of Baden

When 10,000 Schlager fans gather at the baroque Eremitage Waghäusel on the first Saturday of August, it's not a classic Volksfest (traditional folk festival) — it's the Ballermann experience squared. On Saturday, August 1, 2026, from 12:30 PM to 11 PM, Mallorca Party Waghäusel presents its version of the Spanish island lifestyle: German Schlager, Mallorca Pop, cold beer, sun over the Eremitage. The festival is organized with the explicit aim of being the biggest Mallorca party in Baden-Württemberg — and with over 8,000 tickets sold in previous years, it is.

The 2026 Lineup — All the Stars from Megapark

The musical lineup reads like a 'best of' the German Mallorca scene:

• Lorenz Büffel — the 'Johnny Däpp' Schlager star, one of the resident DJs at Megapark
• Julian Sommer — young, rapidly risen star with hits like 'Dicht im Flieger'
• Die Atzen — the Berlin duo who helped shape Hip-Hop-Pop-Schlager
• Isi Glück — former Miss Germany, now a Mallorca Schlager singer
• Almklausi — Bavarian-Mallorcan classic
• Killermichel — Megapark regular
• Calvin Kleinen — TV personality and Schlager star
• DJ Chris Mega — the resident DJ of many Mallorca parties
• Tobbmaster Fitsch & The Fabulous Fernando Horns — the local Waghäusel act

Eremitage Waghäusel as the Backdrop

The Eremitage Waghäusel is a baroque palace complex from the 18th century — originally a hunting residence and religious refuge for the Prince-Bishops of Speyer, today a municipal cultural monument with a large park. The combination of historic baroque architecture and Mallorca party atmosphere is the unique aesthetic of this festival — Schlager stars on stages in front of the palace gable, Ballermann hits against a backdrop of cherubs and stucco. A very German mix.

Cashless, FSK 18, and Other Rules

Important information about the festival:

• Minimum Age: 18 years — strictly enforced, valid ID required
• Cashless System via Corego — card and mobile payment, or cash cards at top-up stations
• Tiered Pricing 'cheaper today, more expensive tomorrow' — tickets become more expensive as the event date approaches
• No outside drinks allowed onto the festival grounds
• Bag check at the entrance

Waghäusel in the Kraichgau

The town of Waghäusel, with around 21,000 inhabitants, is located in the Karlsruhe district in Baden-Württemberg, in the northern Kraichgau region between Karlsruhe and Mannheim. It is famous for the historic Eremitage and the pilgrimage church of Maria Bickesheim. With Waghäusel train station directly on the Mannheim-Karlsruhe railway line, arrival is easy — it's only a five-minute walk from the station to the Eremitage. This makes Waghäusel an ideal Mallorca party location for the entire region between Heidelberg, Karlsruhe, and Mannheim.