Indianapolis Colts Host Munich FanZone for NFL Weekend 2026

The Indianapolis Colts and global partner Lucas Oil Products are bringing American football culture directly to central Munich for the upcoming 2026 NFL Munich Game weekend, establishing a three-day public hub from November 13 to November 15.

Hosted at the Weißes Bräuhaus im Tal, the free-to-enter Colts FanZone offers local and traveling supporters interactive games, entertainment, merchandise, and daily appearances by team representatives, according to team announcements. While the Colts are not playing in the Munich matchup itself—which features the New England Patriots against the Detroit Lions—Germany remains a core international market under the NFL Global Markets Program alongside Austria and Switzerland.

The weekend lineup opens on Friday, November 13, running from 18:00 to 23:30 Central European Time (CET). Fans can kick off the weekend ahead of Sunday’s viewing events.

Saturday’s pub party runs from 19:00 to 23:30 CET at the same venue. The evening features an autograph session and meet-and-greet with former Colts player and international ambassador Björn Werner, alongside appearances by team mascot Blue and the Colts Cheerleaders, photo opportunities, giveaways, and a fan trivia quiz.

Sunday’s schedule starts early at 9:00 CET with a traditional Bavarian white sausage breakfast available for purchase. Later that evening, the venue hosts a public viewing party for the Colts’ home game against the Miami Dolphins, with doors opening at 18:00 CET ahead of the 19:00 CET kickoff.

All programming and appearances remain subject to change, with updates posted on the team’s official German channels on Instagram and Facebook under the handle @ColtsDE.

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