Tickets for some sessions at the 2026 World Equestrian Championships in Aachen have already sold out as organizers prepare for the largest equestrian event since 2018. Marking 20 years since hosting the World Equestrian Games in 2006, Aachen will host a 13-day programme from August 11, featuring dressage, eventing, vaulting, jumping, four-in-hand driving, and para dressage. The event will showcase highlights such as the floodlit night freestyle dressage and a grand opening ceremony with horses, artists, and performers. Investments include an extended cross-country course and a new venue setup for vaulting and para dressage, with a strong emphasis on horse welfare and visitor experience.

The event also aims to promote equestrianism in Germany through initiatives supporting riding schools and horse welfare, reflecting a commitment to the sport’s future. Tickets have been purchased by fans from over 40 countries, with some key sessions already sold out, though limited tickets remain. Organizers emphasize the event’s social and entertainment aspects alongside the competition, promising an unforgettable experience for participants and spectators alike.