Event Details
Welcome to Mikkeller Beer Celebration Copenhagen 2027
On May 7 and 8, 2027, Øksnehallen in Copenhagen once again turns into a haven for beer lovers. Mikkeller Beer Celebration Copenhagen, known as MBCC, has been organized by the Danish brewery Mikkeller since 2012 and counts among Europe's best known craft beer festivals.
Highlights and Attractions at MBCC in Copenhagen
- More than one hundred breweries from around the world under one roof
- Up to 800 different beers available across the whole festival
- A free bar concept with no token system, letting you roam freely between the stands
- Exclusive one off brews made only for MBCC
- A dedicated tasting glass included with every ticket
- Food stands around the hall so you never drink on an empty stomach
- An official afterparty on Saturday evening for all ticket holders
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Copenhagen
The festival runs across several sessions on both days, each with its own morning and late afternoon time slot, so visitors can plan their visit without the hall feeling packed all day. Following the final session on Saturday, the official MBCC afterparty takes place. Which breweries will join in 2027 will be announced on the official website in the months leading up to the festival.
Tickets and Admission for MBCC Copenhagen
Ticket sales for 2027 are already open, though this year's exact prices have not yet been published. As a guide, in 2026 a single session ticket cost around 74 euros, while a full day ticket covering both sessions of one day ranged from about 151 to 164 euros depending on the day. A combined ticket for both full days was around 285 euros, and the gold ticket, which included early entry and a goodie bag, was around 414 euros. All figures are based on the previous year and may change for 2027.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Copenhagen
- Øksnehallen sits on Halmtorvet in the Vesterbro district, just a short walk from Copenhagen Central Station
- Traveling by train or bicycle is usually the easiest way to get around Copenhagen
- Early May weather in Copenhagen can still be cool and changeable, so pack a jacket
- Accommodation in Vesterbro sits closest to the venue and tends to fill up quickly
- Since individual sessions can sell out, booking tickets early is a good idea
