Due to covid restrictions and shortage of resources, organisers have had to cancel this year's event.
A statement from Oktoberfest Brighton:
Due to mounting pressures with COVID restrictions over the past few weeks, the shortage of resources (including several of our contractors struggling with transportation and staffing challenges), and the cost implications associated with all of this, we've had to take the difficult decision to postpone Oktoberfest Brighton 2021.
The event will be moved to October 2022.
The decision has been taken to ensure we create a safe and enjoyable festival for all.
We note there were previous concerns with the Oktoberfest Brighton event, which was our main priority to improve on this year, in line with the new management team.
By continuing to push ahead with the 2021 event, we would not have been able to deliver these changes in such a way where the positive impact was felt by all.
We know this will be upsetting for those who were looking forward to partying 'Deutschland' style, but we want to ensure the future of this event.
All purchased tickets will be fully refunded.
Further details will be published early next year for the 2022 celebrations.
Please visit our website to stay informed for Oktoberfest Brighton 2022, oktoberfest-brighton.com.
Thank you,
Oktoberfest Brighton Team
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