Overview: What’s Happening on the Festival Grounds in 2026

For 2026, the Spring Dult is again planned as a combination of amusement dult (rides, booths, games, and food offerings) and sales dult (market stalls with goods for household, textiles, everyday items, and specialties). This creates a venue where a classic fair, beer tent meeting point, and shopping stroll all come together in one place.

• Location: Landshut festival grounds (event area; details and site map will be published by the city)
• Duration: usually 10 days (official date announcement is decisive)
• Character: family- and shopping-oriented during the day, more focused on atmosphere, lights, and beer tent activity in the evening

Binding information on opening hours, stall layout, special promotions, and program (e.g. music evenings, family days) should be checked shortly before the event via official channels.

Setup 2026: Plan Closures and Logistics Early

For the 2026 Dult year, it has been announced that from April 7 parking spaces at the festival grounds will be closed off and setup work will begin. This typically affects parking and through traffic in the immediate area and may – depending on signage and traffic management – also change arrival for residents and commuters.

Anyone regularly traveling near the festival grounds during this time should plan alternatives (other parking areas, public transport, bike) and pay attention to the city’s current traffic guidance notices.

Program & Highlights 2026: What’s Likely Included

The specific schedule is officially published each year. Typical components that may be included again in 2026 are:

• Official opening with ceremony and subsequent move of festivities to the festival grounds (details: check official time/route).
• Beer tent operation as a social hub with food service and stage program (capacities, reservations, and entry rules depend on the respective operator).
• Evening highlights such as light and show elements; for announced pyrotechnic program points, special safety zones and time windows may apply.
• Themed days (e.g. family-friendly afternoons or special offers) – these vary and are listed in the program.

Planning tip: To reduce waiting times, go on rides earlier in the day and use the later evening more for the beer tent, lights, and atmosphere.

Arrival, Orientation, Accessibility: How to Get There (and Back) Easily

Public Transport, Car, Bicycle

The best way to get there depends on the time of day and day of the week. On busy evenings, public transport is often less stressful than searching for a parking spot. If coming by car, check in advance for designated parking areas, possible closures (especially around setup from April 7), and the signposted access routes.

On-Site Orientation

Plan a meeting point for your group (e.g. a distinctive ride or entrance). With large crowds, this makes coordination easier if the mobile network is overloaded.

Accessibility

For visitors with mobility impairments, path conditions, sanitary facilities, and accessibility of individual offerings are especially important. Binding details (e.g. accessible toilets, entrances, rest areas) should be checked using the official event information.

Safety & Good Togetherness: Practical Tips for Visiting the Dult

• Valuables: Carry wallet/phone close to your body and keep bags closed in crowds.
• Children: Agree on a fixed meeting point. For small children, a contact card (name + phone number) in the jacket pocket can help.
• Alcohol & Rides: Observe operator instructions on health and safety rules (e.g. for people with circulatory problems).
• Weather: Temperature swings are common in spring. Layered clothing, a waterproof layer, and closed shoes increase comfort.
• Consideration: Keep passageways clear and follow staff instructions and posted rules.

How to Plan Your 2026 Visit Efficiently

1. Check date & program: Open the official Dult website/event calendar and check opening hours, promotions, and any notes on fireworks/show elements.
2. Set your arrival: If high attendance is expected, prefer public transport or arrive early.
3. Budget & payment method: Different payment methods may be possible depending on the stall; a mix of cash and card is practical.
4. Family plan: Start with the sales dult/quieter areas, then rides – this helps spread out energy over the day.
5. Return trip: For late hours, set a pickup point or connection in advance.