München Germany

Circus Krone

Marsstraße 43, 80335 München, Germany Open in Google Maps

Circus Krone, München, hosts 7 upcoming events between 22 Oct 2026 and 2 Nov 2027, with tickets from £91.81. General admission from £353.39.

Tickets from £91.81
On sale now 7 upcoming events

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Upcoming shows and schedule

Across October 2026 – November 2027, Circus Krone hosts 7 upcoming events. Featured headliners include Helmut Lotti, Joe Jackson, Max Mutzke, In Extremo, and Andy Borg. Tickets currently start from £91.81.

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Upcoming events at Circus Krone

How much are tickets at Circus Krone?

The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 1 upcoming date. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.

Where you sitTickets fromDates listed
General admission£353.391

What time do doors open at Circus Krone?

Door opening times typically vary depending on the specific event, but generally, attendees can expect doors to open 60-90 minutes before the scheduled start time.

Most upcoming dates start at 20:00 (5 of 7 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.

Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.

About Circus Krone: Layout, History & Architecture

The current structure, a permanent circus building, was inaugurated in 1962, replacing the original wooden edifice which succumbed to wartime destruction. Designed as a functionalist arena, its architecture is purpose-built to facilitate the spectacle of a circus, characterised by a distinctive interior roof structure that subtly evokes the traditional big-top tent. The exterior presents a more understated façade of brick and concrete.

With a capacity ranging from approximately 3,000 to 3,500 spectators, depending on the event's configuration, the hall features a circular arena floor surrounded by steeply raked, tiered seating. This amphitheatre-style arrangement ensures largely unhindered sightlines from most positions, as there are no significant structural obstructions such as pillars. For musical performances, a temporary stage is typically erected either centrally within the ring or at one side.

Acoustically, the large, high-domed interior, primarily engineered for the open sound requirements of a traditional circus, presents a challenging environment for amplified music. The inherent acoustics of the space necessitate substantial reliance on modern sound reinforcement systems to manage reverberation. Consequently, the live audio experience for concerts is predominantly shaped by the quality and setup of the installed PA rather than the natural characteristics of the room itself.

The Live Experience & Current Schedule

Entering the building, patrons typically navigate directly to the tiered seating or the standing area on the arena floor, depending on their ticket type. Foyer bars are functional, providing standard refreshments before events and during intervals. For amplified concerts, the standing pit offers direct proximity to the stage, while the elevated, tiered seats provide comprehensive views across the circular auditorium. The atmosphere within the hall fluctuates widely, reflecting the diverse nature of events, from family-oriented circus performances to high-energy concerts.

With 7 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £91.81. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Helmut Lotti on 22nd October 2026.

How do I get to Circus Krone, München?

Circus Krone is at Marsstraße 43, 80335 München, Germany. Open in Google Maps

By train and tube

The nearest S-Bahn station is Hackerbrücke (S1-S8 lines), located approximately a 7-minute walk northwest along Zirkus-Krone-Straße. For U-Bahn services, Theresienwiese (U4/U5 lines) is a 10-minute walk south, primarily along Zirkus-Krone-Straße and Bavariaring. München Hauptbahnhof (mainline station) is also accessible via a 15-minute walk east or a short public transit connection.

By bus

Reaching Circus Krone via bus is a straightforward and accessible option within Munich's efficient public transport network. Several key bus stops are situated within very close proximity to the venue. The most pertinent stops are often served by buses numbered 52 and 152, which provide excellent connectivity to various parts of the city. These routes link the venue to key neighbourhoods and transport interchanges, including routes that connect directly to the main train station (Hauptbahnhof) and other important hubs like Sendlinger Tor. While there may not be dedicated 24-hour bus routes directly servicing Circus Krone every night, Munich's extensive night bus network (N-lines) operates from the city centre and major stations, offering late-night travel options. From the city centre, journey times by bus are typically short, ranging from 10 to 20 minutes depending on traffic conditions and your starting point. For detailed route planning and real-time information, it is advisable to consult the website of the local transport operator, MVG (Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft).

By car and parking

For those travelling to Circus Krone by car, navigating Munich requires some planning, particularly regarding parking. The venue is centrally located, meaning direct driving can be subject to city traffic. If using a GPS system, inputting the nearby Postcode for Circus Krone is recommended. While an exact postcode for the venue itself is not always provided, the general area around Marsstraße or itself will guide you. Several parking options are available. Street parking in the immediate vicinity can be limited and is often metered. More reliable options include multi-storey car parks or underground garages. One such option is the car park at Hauptbahnhof, which is a short walk away. Estimated parking costs can vary significantly, typically ranging from €2-€4 per hour for public car parks, with daily rates potentially reaching €20-€30. Park and ride facilities are available on the outskirts of Munich, connected by the S-Bahn, which is often a more cost-effective and less stressful option than driving into the city centre. For disabled drivers, accessible parking bays are usually available in the larger public car parks, and drop-off zones can be found on the streets closest to the venue entrance.

Accessibility

Circus Krone is committed to providing an accessible experience for all its patrons. The venue is generally wheelchair accessible, with ramps and accessible entrances provided for easier entry. Within the main performance hall, designated wheelchair seating areas are available, offering good sightlines. Accessible toilets are located throughout the venue to cater to visitors with disabilities. While specific details regarding induction loop or hearing assistance systems should be confirmed directly with the venue for each event, many larger venues in Germany are equipped with such facilities. Assistance animals are typically permitted within the venue, though it is advisable to inform the venue in advance when booking tickets. For those requiring support, staff are usually available to assist with navigating the venue, finding seats, and accessing facilities. Accessible parking spaces are generally available in nearby car parks, and designated drop-off points can be found close to the main entrances for convenient access.

Entry and security

The primary entrance is situated on Zirkus-Krone-Straße. Queue arrangements will vary based on the specific event's scale and anticipated attendance. Standard bag search policies are in effect for all patrons. Arriving 30 to 45 minutes before the advertised door time is recommended to allow for security checks and to navigate to desired seating or standing positions without undue haste.