Shows at the Olympic Park Munich

Six live tours, 95 shows – and every evening is unique. Following the overwhelming success of previous years, ‘Let's Dance’ is now entering its seventh season. On two evenings in autumn 2026, passionate tangos, lively disco fox and elegant waltzes will transport you to a world full of emotion and glamour. The charismatic trio of judges and presenter Daniel Hartwich will also be back again this time.

It was only in May 2025 that his “Laugh Stories” programme at the Olympic Hall was a constant source of laughter, and Chris Tall is returning to Munich just one and a half years later. With his new programme ‘Keep Laughing’, the multiple award-winning Hamburg stand-up comedian is once again in top humorous form and presents the absurdities of everyday life in his usual interaction with the audience.

Holiday on Ice is synonymous with world-class figure skating, spectacular visual worlds and iconic live entertainment. In the new show MIRAGE, a festival atmosphere and glamour blend with top-class international sport. Dynamic sets featuring immersive elements, stunt figure skating and spectacular aerial acrobatics come together to celebrate a Festival on Ice.

Europe's biggest horse show is back! CAVALLUNA will be touring over 30 cities with ‘The Colours of Life’ from October 2026 to June 2027, and will also be returning to Munich's Olympic Hall with its new show from 20 to 21 February 2027.

Monster Jam™ is coming to Munich on 6 and 7 March 2027. The world’s most popular monster trucks are heading to the Olympic Hall, offering the perfect entertainment for the whole family.

NIGHT of the JUMPs kicked off its season in April 2026 at Munich’s Olympic Hall. Due to high demand, NIGHT of the JUMPs will return to Munich for another show on 24 April 2027.

It is the world’s most successful tribute show to one of the most legendary bands in pop history: as in previous years, Abbamania will once again take hold of the Olympiahalle in 2027, this time to mark the milestone anniversary of a great classic: to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the premiere of “Thank You For The Music”, an orchestra, a band and singers will bring the sound and spirit of that era back to life.

He always just wanted to play. Now he's doing it for the last time. For 30 years, Martin Rütter has been travelling around, educating his audience about the complex relationship between dogs and humans in his informative but also inimitably entertaining way. Now the Republic's dog chancellor, the two-legged explainer and four-legged whisperer, is coming back to the Olympic Hall for his farewell tour.