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Welcome to the The Park Festival 2027 in Leverkusen
The Park is Leverkusen’s open-air event series in the grounds of Schloss Morsbroich, continuing the tradition of the Morsbroicher Sommer. It is not a classic multi-day festival with one festival pass, but a run of individual concerts and culture nights under the open sky in the historic castle park. For 2027, Kasalla on Friday, 3 September 2027 is confirmed so far; further dates in the series are usually announced step by step. The 2026 edition (late August to early September) has already taken place.
Highlights & Attractions at The Park Festival in Leverkusen
- Open-air stage in Schlosspark Morsbroich – castle backdrop, lawns and mature trees.
- Varied programme of pop, rock, funk, Cologne dialect rock, comedy and sing-along formats, rebuilt each year.
- The 2026 season featured acts such as Kasalla, Candy Dulfer & Band, Thomas D & The KBCs, Nightwash Open Air and sing-along nights – the full 2027 line-up is not yet complete.
- Picnic atmosphere: blankets on the grass, shade under trees, late-summer festival feel without a tent city.
- Organised around Scala Leverkusen / Mecky Events; tickets via Reservix and standard box offices.
- Selected dates are family-friendly and accessible (e.g. companion often free with wheelchair ticket).
- Late-summer slot at the end of Leverkusen’s outdoor season – ideal for local and regional concert trips.
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Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
For 2027, only Kasalla – The Park 2027 is firmly listed so far: Friday, 3 September 2027, doors 18:30, show 20:00 at Schlosspark Morsbroich. Whether and when further evenings (comedy, other bands, sing-along shows) will be added is not fully published yet. In 2026 the series ran over several days from late August into early September with rotating acts – a similar pattern is possible for 2027 but not confirmed.
Each evening usually has its own ticket; there is no single pass covering the whole series. Set times and support acts are announced closer to each show. Official updates appear on Reservix, Scala Leverkusen and local calendars such as Lust auf Leverkusen.
Tickets & Admission for The Park Festival Leverkusen
Tickets for Kasalla – The Park 2027 are already on sale via Reservix and partners, from about €44–45 (incl. VAT, plus any service fees). In 2026, prices ranged roughly from about €44 (e.g. Kasalla) to €59 advance / €65 door (e.g. Candy Dulfer). Treat €44–65 as orientation for the series; individual nights may differ. There is no all-series festival ticket. Buy only via Reservix, authorised outlets or the organiser’s channels. Wheelchair access: often a standard-price ticket with a free companion (no separate ticket) – check the ticket terms when booking.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Leverkusen
- Getting there: Bus stop “Museum Morsbroich” (lines 212, 214, SB21, SB22, SB42) linked to Leverkusen-Mitte station. Car parking at the castle is limited and charged; for busy shows prefer public transport or bike.
- Weather: Late summer in Leverkusen can mean warm days and cooler evenings. Bring a blanket, a light jacket and sturdy shoes; open-air shows usually go ahead in light rain unless announced otherwise.
- Stay: Hotels and guesthouses in Leverkusen-Mitte, Opladen and towards Cologne; book early for popular acts such as Kasalla. Day trips from Cologne or Düsseldorf are straightforward by regional train and bus.
- On site: Picnic blankets suit the setting; food and drinks are available from stands. Check current bag and item rules before you arrive.
- Stay updated: More 2027 dates may still be added. Before you travel, confirm times and any changes on Reservix and the Scala Leverkusen / The Park channels.
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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