An XXL Christmas market planned for Kassel, Germany, has been canceled following fierce opposition from residents, sparking anger and disappointment among potential visitors. The market,envisioned as a large-scale festive event,was scrapped by Maus Event GmbH after facing significant backlash over noise,crowds,and disruption.
The cancellation marks a setback for both the event organizer and those anticipating a unique Christmas experience. While some residents celebrated the decision, others expressed frustration online, with comments ranging from “Thanks for nothing” to hopeful messages for a successful event in 2026.The controversy highlights the challenges of balancing commercial interests with the quality of life for local communities, especially during the holiday season.
Maus Event GmbH announced it will begin preparations for the necesary approvals early in order to possibly host the event in 2026. Despite the cancellation, some Facebook users remain optimistic. One commenter, a sun cream user, urged organizers not to be discouraged, while Jessica Reh expressed hope for a future event. Residents may find solace in other Christmas markets, though acknowledging that the “festive mood is not untroubled by everyone,” as reported by HNA.de.
