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Welcome to the Oktoberfest Brussels 2026 in Brussels
From 14 to 24 October 2026 the Esplanade of Parc du Cinquantenaire (Jubelpark) in Brussels hosts an authentic Bavarian festival tent. Live oompah music, Munich beer served by the litre and classic Bavarian food meet the Belgian capital. Admission is ticketed; the standard ticket costs around €38.50 and includes a 1-litre stein of beer or a soft drink.
Highlights & Attractions at Oktoberfest Brussels in Brussels
- Large traditional festival tent in classic Munich Wiesn style
- Authentic Munich beer served in the classic 1-litre Maß
- Live brass and oompah bands from Bavaria
- Bavarian cuisine: pretzels, Weisswurst, pork knuckle and more
- Long communal tables and reservable full-table options
- Family Day on Sunday 18 October with earlier opening
- Central location at Cinquantenaire Park, Metro Merode and Schuman
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Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2026
The tent normally opens daily from 16:00 and runs until around 23:00. On Family Day (Sunday 18 October 2026) doors open earlier, from about 11:30. The programme features Bavarian live music, shared long-table seating and themed evenings such as Damenwiesn and Immo Day. Children and teens under 16 are welcome on Family Day and enter free when accompanied (a free ticket is still required).
The event highlights Bavarian–Belgian exchange and brings beer, staff and atmosphere directly from Bavaria to Brussels. Check the official website and Ticketmaster for special evenings and exact closing times.
Tickets & Admission for Oktoberfest Brussels Brussels
The standard admission ticket costs about €38.50 and includes a seat option plus a 1-litre beer or soft drink. Single seats, full tables and group or corporate packages are available. Tickets are sold as e-tickets via Ticketmaster and scanned at the entrance. On Family Day, under-16s enter free when accompanied by a paying adult (free ticket still required). Prices and availability can change; always check Ticketmaster and the official sites for current offers.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Brussels
- Prefer public transport: Metro Merode or Schuman, with buses and trams nearby
- October evenings can be cool; bring a jacket and comfortable shoes
- Book hotels and apartments in the EU Quarter and city centre early, especially for weekends
- Dirndls and lederhosen are welcome but not required
- Use only official channels (oktoberfest-brussels.eu, brusselsoktoberfest.be, Ticketmaster) for tickets and the programme
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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