Mary Jane Berlin 2027: dates, tickets, opening hours and how to get there

What is Mary Jane Berlin?

Mary Jane Berlin is a cannabis expo and festival built on three pillars: the expo in the exhibition halls, the conference in the Palais and the festival in the Sommergarten, the venue's outdoor area. It is organized by MJ World GmbH.

It began in 2016 at Berlin's Postbahnhof with a single hall, later moved to the Arena in Alt-Treptow and, in 2024, to Messe Berlin. That edition was the first since Germany's cannabis law took effect on April 1, 2024, and the event nearly doubled in size. In 2026 it held its tenth edition, June 11–14, and the organizers reported 75,000 visitors and 850 exhibitors. For 2027 they announce 800 exhibitors from around the world.

How the four days work

• Thursday, June 3 · trade day. Industry visitors only, 11 a.m.–6 p.m., with the conference in the Palais. No festival.
• Friday, June 4 and Saturday, June 5. Expo 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; festival until 10 p.m.
• Sunday, June 6. Expo and festival 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

The 2027 halls are organized by theme: Health & Longevity (Hall 10), Wellness & Innovation (11), the Premium Halls (18 and 20), Medical & Grow (21) and Smoking & Seeds (22). There is also a Studio Stage, a Masterclass Stage and a Reset Room.

Side events around the city (parties, cups, comedy, tastings) are planned for May 31 to June 6; that program has not been published yet.

Mary Jane Berlin 2027 tickets and prices

Prices go up in phases: Super Early Bird, Early Bird, Regular and Final. These are the amounts in the ticket table on the official website, from first to last phase:

• Friday: €25 / €30 / €40 / €50.
• Saturday: €35 / €40 / €50 / €60.
• Sunday: €20 / €25 / €30 / €40.
• Three-day ticket (Friday–Sunday): €70 / €80 / €90 / €99.
• Golden Ticket (three days, Golden Area access and a separate entrance with shorter lines): €110 / €130 / €150 / €170.

In US dollars (November 1, 2026 rate, €1 = $1.1204), the cheapest day ticket is about $22, the three-day ticket starts at about $78 and the Golden Ticket at about $123.

A day ticket covers the halls, the festival and the conference. If you're going all three days, the three-day ticket pays off: €70 in the first phase versus €80 for three single days (25 + 35 + 20), and €99 in the final phase versus €150. For two days, single tickets work out cheaper in the early phases.

Trade tickets

• Business Thursday (Thursday only): €190 (≈ $213).
• Business + 3 days (Thursday–Sunday): from €260 (≈ $291).
• Business + Golden (Thursday–Sunday, with VIP entrance and Golden Area): from €280 (≈ $314).

A word of caution: some ticket cards on the official website show different amounts from the table. Check the final price in the official shop before you pay. There's no need to print your ticket: showing it on your phone is enough.

Getting to Messe Berlin (North Entrance)

By U-Bahn (subway). Line U2 to Kaiserdamm or Theodor-Heuss-Platz.

By S-Bahn (commuter rail). Messe Nord/ICC station, on the Ring (S41, S42) and the S46.

From Berlin Hauptbahnhof (central station). S-Bahn S3, S5, S7 or S9, or the U2 to Kaiserdamm. From BER airport, take the S-Bahn or a taxi.

By car. Lots P1 and P2, opposite the North Entrance, are free but fill up fast, so the organizers recommend public transport. Deutsche Bahn has an event train offer, with an extra discount for BahnCard 25 and 50 holders.

Entry rules and German cannabis law

• 18+ only, with photo ID. Minors are not admitted, even with their parents.
• No smoking in the halls. The whole outdoor area is there for that.
• No possession or use of narcotics as defined by Germany's Narcotics Act (BtMG), and you can't buy THC at the fair.
• Banned items: alcohol, bags or backpacks larger than A4 paper size, glass bottles, weapons, fireworks, bulky items, drones, scooters, bikes and animals (except assistance animals). Cartons and PET bottles up to 1 liter are allowed, two per person.
• Bags are checked at the entrance, and visitors who are heavily intoxicated may be turned away.

The law in Germany. Since April 1, 2024, adults can carry up to 25 g (just under 1 oz) of dried cannabis in public, keep 50 g (about 1.8 oz) at home and grow up to three plants. Commercial sales are still not allowed.

Frequently asked questions

When is Mary Jane Berlin 2027?

June 3–6, 2027, at Messe Berlin, North Entrance. Thursday, June 3 is for industry visitors only; Friday to Sunday bring the expo and festival.

How much are Mary Jane Berlin tickets?

In the first phase, day tickets range from €20 (Sunday) to €35 (Saturday), the three-day ticket costs €70 and the Golden Ticket €110. The Thursday trade pass is €190. Prices go up in phases.

Can under-18s attend Mary Jane Berlin?

No. You must be 18 and bring photo ID, and minors are not admitted even with a parent.

Can you smoke at Mary Jane Berlin?

Not in the halls. Smoking is allowed in the outdoor area.

Can you buy cannabis at the fair?

No, you can't buy THC at the fair. Commercial sales are not legal in Germany; the 2024 law only allows limited possession, home growing and cultivation associations.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No. Showing it on your phone is enough.

How do I get to Mary Jane Berlin?

Take the U2 to Kaiserdamm or Theodor-Heuss-Platz, or the S-Bahn to Messe Nord/ICC. Parking in P1–P2 is free but fills up early.