Dresden plans huge concerts: new rules for up to 80,000 visitors!

Dresden plans huge concerts: new rules for up to 80,000 visitors!

The anticipation for the upcoming concert events in the gutter is tangible! On August 22, 2025, the framework requirements for these events were lashed, and the city of Dresden has put a lot of effort into giving itself to all participants a safe and unforgettable experience. As Dresden.de , a well-thought-out concept was developed for this in close cooperation with relevant offices, institutions and the office B-EST.

The differentiations in three size categories based on the expected number of visitors are particularly exciting. So there are the following variants for the concerts:

• variant 1: to 20,000 visitors
• variant 2: to 40,000 visitors
• variant 3: up to 80,000 visitors

input and outlet regulations

The admission is organized centrally within the gutter. Depending on the variant, the paths via the sports facilities or the parking lot P1/Sportpark Ostra are planned for the outer activities. In addition, extended outlet, escape and escape routes are planned towards Flutrinne-West. This ensures that all guests can get home safely after the event.

Another important detail is the seasons of the concerts: they have to end at 10 p.m. at the latest. In order to avoid disorders for the residents, the concerts do not take place on two consecutive weekends. If an event takes place on a Sunday or a weekday (Monday to Thursday), the upper limit of the concert days increases to four per season.

sound insulation and security concept

A central concern of the concept is to comply with certain sound levels in critical immission locations, such as the sports boarding school. Communication within the event area is also carefully regulated- from mobile communications to BOS and operating radio to information offers for visitors. This includes instruction and departure instructions, traffic situations as well as details on inputs and outputs and the escape and escape routes. Finally, the security service and the medical service are also integrated into the comprehensive security concept.

Mayor Jan Pratzka is enthusiastic about these regulations and is looking forward to the upcoming visitor events. "We have proven a good knack for planning. Now we are ready to welcome visitors to Dresden," said Pratzka.