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Hamburg 2016: Holi Festival of Colours Feiert Fantastisches Finale! Hamburg 2016: Holi Festival of Colours feiert fantastisches Finale! Das abschließende Holi Festival of Colours der Deutschland Tour 2016 steht an: die schöne Hansestadt wird beim Finale am 3. September alles geben! Hamburg, im August 2016 – Es ist bunt, es ist wild, es ist das Holi Festival of Colours! Die Saison ist fast vorbei, das große Finale steht vor der Tür: am 3. September 2016 wird der Vorplatz des Volkspark Stadions in den letzten Farb-Dschungel dieses Jahres verwandelt – denn 2017 wartet wieder ein neues spannendes Motto auf die Fans des Holi Festival of Colours! Den ganzen Sommer über begeisterte das Holi Festival of Colours Farb- Fans in Metropolen wie Frankfurt, Berlin und München. Nun freuen wir uns auf das große Farb-Finale in Hamburg – und Ihr seid dabei! Finale in Hamburg: bunter Abschluss des Sommers! „Honka“, „Schluck den Druck“ und „Topic“ bringen die außergewöhnliche Party ins Rollen: wilde Elektro-Beats versetzen die Hamburger Festival- Fans in ausgelassene Stimmung und die stündlichen Farbcountdowns sorgen für das besondere Holi Festival of Colours Feeling. Die aufregende Dschungel-Kulisse mit exotischen Tierprojektionen lässt die Location zu einem mystischen Dschungel werden! Seid beim großen Finale in Hamburg dabei und lasst Euch in die aufregend-bunte Welt des Holi Festival of Colours verführen! Aufgepasst: es sind nur noch wenige Resttickets für Hamburg verfügbar! Sichert euch schnell noch Tickets unter holifestival.com Ablauf: Festival-Tag in Hamburg 12:00 Uhr: Einlass in die bunte Welt des Dschungels 15:00 Uhr: 1. Countdown zum Farbenwurf – meist die beste Zeit für spektakuläre Foto- und Filmaufnahmen. Wir laden Sie herzlich dazu ein unser exotisches Spektakel zu dokumentieren. Vor dem ersten Countdown ist die meiste Kleidung noch weiß – danach wechselt sie zu strahlend bunt Ab 15:00 Uhr: Zu jeder vollen Stunde gibt es einen weiteren Countdown zum Farbenwurf. 21:50 Uhr: Letzter Countdown 22:00 Uhr: Ende des Hamburger Holi-Dschungels Neues Jahr, neue Tour! Der Rückblick auf zahlreiche überwältigende Events lässt Vorfreude auf die Saison 2017 aufkommen: mit einem neuen mitreißenden Motto, einer atemberaubenden Bühne und hunderttausenden Festival-Fans geht die erfolgreiche Veranstaltungsreihe im Frühling 2017 in die nächste Runde! Let’s do this! Leser-Highlight: Für die, die ihren Lesern noch ein ganz besonderes Goodie schenken wollen: der Code „FarbSommer“ gibt Online einen Rabatt von 10 Prozent auf die Karten. Übersicht Termine 2016: 18.06. Frankfurt / Offenbach Sparda Bank Hessen Stadion 02.07. Dresden Elbe am Purobeach 09.07. Leipzig Vorplatz Bruno-Plache-Stadion 16.07. Köln / Leverkusen Neuland Park Leverkusen 16.07. Mannheim Luisenpark 30.07. Berlin Reiterstadion am Olympiapark 31.07. Stuttgart Freizeitpark Kornwestheim 06.08. München Galopprennbahn München Riem 20.08. Karlsruhe Messplatz Karlsruhe 27.08. Dortmund / Essen Fredenbaumpark Dortmund 03.09. Hamburg Vorplatz Volkspark Stadion Kontakt: Pressestelle Holi Festival of ColoursTM c/o public:news Agentur für Kommunikationsberatung GmbH ABC-Str. 4-8 20354 Hamburg fon: +49 40 866 888 23 fax: +49 40 866 888 10 Email: [email protected] Website: www.holifestival.com Bildmaterial zum Download unter: is.gd/uNZpkh Holi Festival of Colours: Farbwurf Bildunterschrift: 2015 in Hamburg: die vielen wilden Fans des Holi Festival of Colours tanzten ausgelassen zu den Beats der DJ’s und warfen mit Farbe und guter Laune um sich! Holi Festival of Colours: Farbwolken über Hamburg Bildunterschrift: Anstelle von Regenwolken ziehen über Hamburg im September wieder Farbwolken auf – wie beim Holi Festival of Colours 2015! Holi Festival of Colours: Feel the Jungle! Bildunterschrift: Exotisch und mystisch – Die Holi Festival of Colours Tour 2016 hinterlässt leuchtend bunte Spuren in ganz Deutschland – Feel the Jungle! Holi Festival of Colours: Fünf Jahre Holi – Fünf Farben Bildunterschrift: Auch im fünften Jahr begeistern die fünf leuchtenden Farben des Holi Festival of Colours. .
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