
Rock am Ring Shuttle Bus – Koblenz to Nürburgring 2026
The Rock am Ring shuttle bus 2026 is expected to be one of the easiest ways to get from the Rhein–Mosel region into the festival site at the Nürburgring. For Rock am Ring 2026, the festival takes place from Friday 5 June to Sunday 7 June 2026, with camping open before and after the shows.
Important: Shuttle bus plans for Rock am Ring 2026 are not yet confirmed. The information on this page is based on previous years. Please return to this site in early 2026 for updated shuttle routes and final timetables.
Shuttle and special bus services typically start from the Wednesday before the festival to cope with arrivals. For 2026, that means services are likely to begin from Wednesday 3 June 2026, running through the festival weekend. Exact timetables are usually confirmed closer to the event by the local transport operators.
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Rock am Ring shuttle bus 2026 from Koblenz

For many fans staying in or passing through Koblenz, shuttle and regional buses are the most direct way to reach Rock am Ring. Services are usually operated by DB Regio Bus Rhein–Mosel and partners in the Verkehrsverbund Rhein–Mosel (VRM) network.
In previous years there have been special festival lines linking Koblenz and surrounding towns with stops near the Nürburgring. The exact line numbers and stops can change, so always check the latest information from VRM or DB Rhein–Mosel-Bus before you travel.
Rock am Ring 2026 shuttle dates and typical pattern
Rock am Ring 2026 runs from 5–7 June 2026 at the Nürburgring. Shuttle and extra bus services in the area usually follow a similar pattern each year:
- Wednesday 3 June 2026: First shuttle and extra regional services for early campers (based on previous years).
- Thursday 4 June 2026: More frequent services as the main arrival day.
- Friday 5 – Sunday 7 June 2026: Daytime buses for entries and late-night services after the headliners.
- Monday 8 June 2026: Morning and midday services for departures.
These dates and patterns are indicative only and based on how local transport has supported previous Rock am Ring editions. The final Rock am Ring shuttle bus 2026 timetable will be published by the transport operators and the festival in the weeks leading up to the event.
Bus lines and operators in the Rhein–Mosel region

In the wider Koblenz and Rhein–Mosel area, regular buses are coordinated through the VRM network, with many routes run by DB and local partners. Closer to the festival weekend, some of these services are boosted or extended to handle Rock am Ring traffic.
Typical connections include:
- Buses from Koblenz and Andernach into the Eifel region.
- Regional lines that connect with trains at hubs like Koblenz Hbf and other VRM stations.
- Special “festival shuttles” on Rock am Ring weekends, stopping near the Nürburgring entrances and camping areas.
For up-to-date route maps and timetables, use the VRM journey planner or the Deutsche Bahn journey planner and search around “Koblenz” and “Nürburgring”. Updated Rock am Ring shuttle bus 2026 details will usually appear there first.
Where does the Rock am Ring shuttle bus stop?
In most years, shuttle buses drop fans close to the festival entrances and camping zones at the Nürburgring. Exact stops can vary depending on construction, traffic planning and which camping areas are open.
- Look out for “Festival Shuttle” or “Rock am Ring” signs at bus stops in Koblenz and surrounding towns.
- Check the official Rock am Ring info page shortly before the festival for confirmed shuttle maps.
- Allow extra time on Thursday and Friday when roads towards the Nürburgring are busiest.
If you are arriving late at night or very early in the morning, it’s worth checking whether the shuttles run through the night, or if your last leg might need a taxi from a nearby town.
Just wondering how long it takes from Koblenz to the festival by shuttle bus. Any idea?
I have heard that it takes about an hour to get there.
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