Pfalzfest Ludwigshafen – Volksfest in Ebertpark
Ludwigshafen's largest and most traditional Volksfest in Ebertpark with Beer Village, Wine Lounge, and new rides
2026
About Pfalzfest LU
Pfalzfest LU — edition 2026
The festival grounds extend over large parts of Ebertpark. Rides, marquees, the Wine Lounge, and food stalls are spread across the park-like area.
Highlights Pfalzfest LU 2026
- SPLASH – 2026 Water Ride
- AIR POWER Ferris Wheel
- NIGHT FLY High-Thrill Ride
- Beer Village and Wine Lounge
- Ten Festival Days in Ebertpark
Programme Pfalzfest LU 2026
Friday, June 12th, 2026
- Opening of the Pfalzfest
- 2 PM to midnight: Festival operations
- Start of rides, opening of Beer Village and Wine Lounge
Saturday, June 13th, 2026
- 2 PM to midnight: Festival operations
- Stage program in the Beer Village
Sunday, June 14th, 2026
- 1 PM to 10 PM: Family-friendly festival hours
Monday to Thursday
- 2 PM to 10 PM: Festival operations
- Possible family and special offer days
Friday, June 19th, and Saturday, June 20th, 2026
- 2 PM to midnight: Second festival weekend
Sunday, June 21st, 2026
- 1 PM to 10 PM: Festival conclusion
The complete stage and event program for 2026 will be published by Lukom in good time. The structure follows the proven cornerstones of previous years.
Prices Pfalzfest LU 2026
Practical information — Pfalzfest LU
Venue
Friedrich-Ebert-Park (Ebertpark), 67063 Ludwigshafen am Rhein – Friesenheim district.
Opening Hours
Friday and Saturday: 2 PM to midnight. Sunday: 1 PM to 10 PM. Monday to Thursday: 2 PM to 10 PM.
Dates
Friday, June 12th, to Sunday, June 21st, 2026 – ten festival days.
Admission
Free admission to the festival grounds. Rides and food stalls at usual Volksfest prices.
Getting There
By tram line 10 to Ebertpark/Fichtestraße. Public transport strongly recommended.
Ludwigshafen's Largest Volksfest
The Pfalzfest in Ebertpark is Ludwigshafen's largest and most traditional Volksfest in terms of visitor numbers and duration. With a ten-day run and a wide mix of rides, Beer Village, Wine Lounge, food stalls, and stage program, it attracts guests from the entire Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region.
Ebertpark as the Festival Grounds
Friedrich-Ebert-Park – Ebertpark for short – in the Friesenheim district is one of Ludwigshafen's largest urban green spaces. During the festival days, it provides the necessary space for a large Volksfest with rides, marquees, stages, and promenade areas. The park-like setting gives the Pfalzfest a unique atmosphere, different from the intimate neighborhood Kirmes (funfairs).
New Rides for 2026
Three highlights take center stage in 2026: SPLASH is a water ride that takes visitors on a splashy roller coaster experience. The Ferris wheel AIR POWER offers a view over Ebertpark, Ludwigshafen, and the Rhine towards Mannheim from a great height. NIGHT FLY is a modern high-thrill ride that impresses, especially in the evening hours, with its light effects.
Beer Village and Wine Lounge
The Beer Village brings together several marquees and outdoor areas with classic Volksfest beer service, pretzels, roast chicken, and hearty snacks. The Wine Lounge serves Palatinate wines – Riesling, Burgundy, Cuvées – creating a contrast to the classic Beer Village atmosphere. Many visitors enjoy both areas as complementary poles of the Pfalzfest.
Getting There by Tram
Getting there by public transport is very convenient via tram line 10 (Ebertpark/Fichtestraße stop). Parking at Ebertpark is severely limited during the festival days – public transport is expressly recommended.
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Published by Valentin Contard, festival listings writer. Reviewed, corrected and approved by Christophe Contard, editor-in-chief. .