From traditional German food and live polka music to beer gardens and family-friendly fall festivals, Oktoberfest celebrations are bringing Bavarian-inspired fun to Central Florida this fall. Whether you’re looking for an authentic German festival, a lively night out with friends or an outing the whole family can enjoy, there are several ways to celebrate throughout October.
With events taking place in Orlando, Kissimmee, Casselberry and beyond, here are some Oktoberfest celebrations to add to your Central Florida fall calendar.
Kissimmee Oktoberfest at Krush Brau Park
When: Weekends through Nov. 1, 2026
Where: Krush Brau Park, Kissimmee
For an extended Oktoberfest experience, head to Krush Brau Park in Kissimmee, where the seasonal celebration runs through Nov. 1. The German beer garden and event venue is hosting festivities with German beer, traditional food, entertainment and themed events throughout the season.
Guests can enjoy the festive atmosphere and explore the rotating schedule of activities. Food and beer service begins earlier in the day, while events under the festival tent start at 4 p.m. Friday through Sunday. Organizers note that the event setup may change if weather conditions require it.
Check the official Krush Brau Park Oktoberfest page for event details, tickets and the latest schedule.
Oktoberfest at the German American Society of Central Florida
When: Saturday, Oct. 24, noon to 9 p.m.
Where: German American Society of Central Florida, Casselberry
The German American Society of Central Florida is bringing its Oktoberfest celebration back to Casselberry for another day of German culture, music and food. The event features live musical performances, traditional German dancing, a flag parade and a biergarten.
Visitors can enjoy German beer and food while watching performances from local entertainers and dance groups. The celebration also offers activities for families, including children’s entertainment and games.
The festival takes place at 381 Orange Lane in Casselberry. Organizers encourage guests to plan transportation and parking ahead of time, as the society does not provide dedicated guest parking.
For event information and ticket details, visit the German American Society of Central Florida.
Pridetoberfest in Orlando
When: Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, at 8 p.m.
Where: PreventionX, 17 N. Summerlin Ave., Orlando
Oktoberfest takes on a Pride-inspired twist at Pridetoberfest, a free event presented by PreventionX during Orlando’s Pride Week celebrations.
The evening will feature drag performances, DJs, live entertainment, food, drinks, and games, along with Oktoberfest-inspired favorites such as pretzels and sausage. Beer, cocktails, and mocktails will also be available.
The event is open to guests ages 18 and older, with valid identification required to purchase alcoholic beverages. Free entry is offered, and visitors are encouraged to RSVP.
Learn more through Visit Orlando’s Pridetoberfest listing.
Oktoberfest-Inspired Car Meet at Dezerland Park
When: Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: Dezerland Park, Orlando
Car enthusiasts can pair their interest in German automotive engineering with seasonal festivities at the Oktoberfest Celebration and Car Meet at Dezerland Park Orlando.
The gathering will showcase German vehicles, including BMW, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and Volkswagen models. Attendees can browse the lineup while enjoying Oktoberfest-inspired food, beer, and entertainment.
Admission is free, and owners of show-quality German vehicles can participate without an entry fee. Visitors can also explore Dezerland Park’s indoor attractions and Orlando Auto Museum during their visit.
For details, visit Experience Kissimmee’s event listing.
Plan Your Oktoberfest Outing
Oktoberfest celebrations offer a chance to enjoy fall festivities, discover German food and music, and spend time with friends and family. From the extended festival season in Kissimmee to the traditional community celebration in Casselberry, Central Florida has options for a variety of interests.
Before heading out, check each event’s official website for updated schedules, ticket prices, age restrictions, and weather-related changes. Some events are free to attend, while others may charge admission or require advance registration.
