Circus Traber Holiday Camp 2027
Secure your place during the Easter, summer, or fall breaks!
Circus Traber Summer Camp 2027
Clear the ring for an unforgettable summer!
Summer is circus time! In 2027, the Circus Traber Summer Camp will once again open its ring and invite children to dive into the fascinating world of the circus. Our summer camps will take place during the Easter, summer, and fall breaks in 2027.
At the summer camp, children can become little circus performers themselves. Together, they’ll experiment, practice, laugh, and discover new things. The focus isn’t just on the various circus arts, but above all on fun, camaraderie, and unforgettable summer experiences.
Under professional and caring guidance, children get to know what daily life at the circus is like, discover their own talents, and rise to new challenges. Whether they already have circus experience or are getting their first taste of the big top—every child is warmly welcome here!
Summer Camps 2027
🎪 Easter Break
🎪 Summer Break
🎪 Fall Break
The Circus Traber Summer Camp offers a unique blend of physical activity, creativity, adventure, and the authentic circus experience. New friendships, shared successes, and lots of fun make these breaks a time the kids will remember for years to come.
Clear the ring for the Circus Traber Vacation Camp 2027—we can’t wait to see you!
During camp weeks, Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (early drop-off available starting at 8:00 a.m.) for children ages 5–15.
A closing gala performed by the children for parents, relatives, and friends on the last day of camp.
Easter Break Camp
Location:
Neuss
ISR International School Park
Konrad-Adenauer-Ring 2
Dates:
Week 1: March 22–March 26
Week 2: March 29–April 2
Price, including meals:
220.00 EURO / 200.00 EURO for siblings
The following cancellation policy applies:
More than 6 weeks before the start: 10.00 Euro processing fee
Up to 2 weeks before the start: 50% of the participation fee
Starting 1 week before the start: 100% of the participation fee
- Vacation Weeks
- Care and Costs
- Circus Gala with All the Children
- Catering & General Information
- Added Value
Week 1: March 22–26, 2027 (Mon–Fri)
Week 2: March 29–April 2, 2027 (Mon–Fri)
Training and supervision for 5 days each, followed by a performance as part of a circus gala.
📍ISR International School Park, Konrad-Adenauer-Ring 2, Neuss
Week 1 of the course: Mon–Fri: 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Saturday (gala day) 1:00 p.m. (drop off children at 11:00 a.m.)
All participants should check in daily at the main entrance of the Traber family’s tent. Check-in does not begin before 9:50 a.m.
Cost: €220 per child (€200 for siblings)
Week 2: Mon–Thu: 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Fri (Gala Day) 10:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
All participants should check in daily at the main entrance of the Traber family’s tent. Check-in does not begin before 9:50 a.m.
Cost: €220 per child (€200 for a sibling)
Early morning care will also be offered again.
Cost: €30 per child
Early care includes supervised care provided by the Circus Traber team between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.
Participants registered for early care should report to the main entrance of the tent at 8:00 a.m.
Doors open: 30 minutes before the show begins
Following their training during project week, the children will showcase the skills they’ve learned at a circus gala.
Duration of the circus gala: 2.5 hours
Ticket prices:
Children: €7
Adults: €9
Every day, there is a group lunch for all the young performers, which is tailored to children’s needs. We do not serve pork and offer vegetarian meals on half of the days.
The children also receive a small afternoon snack.
However, we cannot accommodate all preferences and special dietary needs; the meal plan is available at the circus grounds and on our website, so you can provide your child with an alternative meal if necessary.
Throughout the entire project, the children are provided with plenty of drinking water.
On the first day, the children explore the circus tent and grounds so they can familiarize themselves with all the important details and rules, get to know the instructors, and start making friends with one another. Later, the children can freely choose from about 8 groups in which they’d like to rehearse a performance. These include, for example, floor acrobatics, clowning, balancing acts and fakirs, juggling, vaulting, trapeze, and much more.
There is no guarantee of a spot in a specific group. Within these groups, the children will be supervised throughout the week. However, to ensure that the program isn’t just about “work,” the children are also regularly offered various opportunities for play and activities. For example, the Circus Traber team always offers an exciting program during the lunch break, and there are also a variety of dance and movement activities in the big top.
Over the course of a week, under the guidance of artists from the Traber family, the children rehearse a circus act that is presented to the audience as part of a gala performance.
The children are supervised for five days (Mon–Fri). The gala takes place immediately after the training session and lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
Check-in begins at 9:50 a.m. each day.
We offer early morning care specifically for children of working parents. This begins at 8:00 a.m.
There are plenty of early morning care spots available.
In addition to the great fun and joy…
…of standing in the center of the big tent, the project helps children build their self-esteem. Furthermore, by working together, the children develop their social skills. By giving children opportunities to participate, the project fosters the development of tolerance, fairness, and solidarity.
The desired learning outcome—gaining social competence—is achieved through group situations in which the children are actively involved and can experience and practice social behavior as they interact with the group.
Summer Camp During Summer Break
Location:
Neuss
(Location to be announced.)
Dates:
Week 1: July 19–23
Week 2: July 26–30
Week 3: August 2–6
Week 4: August 9–13
Price, including meals:
220.00 EURO / 200.00 EURO for siblings
The following cancellation policy applies:
More than 6 weeks before the start: 10.00 Euro processing fee
Up to 2 weeks before the start: 50% of the participation fee
Starting 1 week before the start: 100% of the participation fee
- Vacation Weeks
- Care and Costs
- Circus Gala with All the Children
- Catering & General Information
- Added Value
Week 1: July 19–23
Week 2: July 26–30
Week 3: August 2–6
Week 4: August 9–13
Training and supervision for 5 days each, followed by a performance as part of a circus gala.
📍Neuss (Location to be announced.)
Week 1 of the course: Mon–Fri: 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Saturday (gala day) 1:00 p.m. (drop off children at 11:00 a.m.)
All participants should check in daily at the main entrance of the Traber family’s tent. Check-in does not begin before 9:50 a.m.
Cost: €220 per child (€200 for siblings)
Week 2: Mon–Thu: 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Fri (Gala Day) 10:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
All participants should check in daily at the main entrance of the Traber family’s tent. Check-in does not begin before 9:50 a.m.
Cost: €220 per child (€200 for a sibling)
Early morning care will also be offered again.
Cost: €30 per child
Early care includes supervised care provided by the Circus Traber team between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.
Participants registered for early care should report to the main entrance of the tent at 8:00 a.m.
Doors open: 30 minutes before the show begins
Following their training during project week, the children will showcase the skills they’ve learned at a circus gala.
Duration of the circus gala: 2.5 hours
Ticket prices:
Children: €7
Adults: €9
Every day, there is a group lunch for all the young performers, which is tailored to children’s needs. We do not serve pork and offer vegetarian meals on half of the days.
The children also receive a small afternoon snack.
However, we cannot accommodate all preferences and special dietary needs; the meal plan is available at the circus grounds and on our website, so you can provide your child with an alternative meal if necessary.
Throughout the entire project, the children are provided with plenty of drinking water.
On the first day, the children explore the circus tent and grounds so they can familiarize themselves with all the important details and rules, get to know the instructors, and start making friends with one another. Later, the children can freely choose from about 8 groups in which they’d like to rehearse a performance. These include, for example, floor acrobatics, clowning, balancing acts and fakirs, juggling, vaulting, trapeze, and much more.
There is no guarantee of a spot in a specific group. Within these groups, the children will be supervised throughout the week. However, to ensure that the program isn’t just about “work,” the children are also regularly offered various opportunities for play and activities. For example, the Circus Traber team always offers an exciting program during the lunch break, and there are also a variety of dance and movement activities in the big top.
Over the course of a week, under the guidance of artists from the Traber family, the children rehearse a circus act that is presented to the audience as part of a gala performance.
The children are supervised for five days (Mon–Fri). The gala takes place immediately after the training session and lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
Check-in begins at 9:50 a.m. each day.
We offer early morning care specifically for children of working parents. This begins at 8:00 a.m.
There are plenty of early morning care spots available.
In addition to the great fun and joy…
…of standing in the center of the big tent, the project helps children build their self-esteem. Furthermore, by working together, the children develop their social skills. By giving children opportunities to participate, the project fosters the development of tolerance, fairness, and solidarity.
The desired learning outcome—gaining social competence—is achieved through group situations in which the children are actively involved and can experience and practice social behavior as they interact with the group.
Fall Break Camp
Location:
Pulheim
At Segmüller
Segmüller Allee 1
Dates:
Week 1: October 25–29
Week 2: November 1–5
Price, including meals:
220.00 EURO / 200.00 EURO for siblings
The following cancellation policy applies:
More than 6 weeks before the start: 10.00 Euro processing fee
Up to 2 weeks before the start: 50% of the participation fee
Starting 1 week before the start: 100% of the participation fee
- Vacation Weeks
- Care and Costs
- Circus Gala with All the Children
- Catering & General Information
- Added Value
Week 1: October 25–29
Week 2: November 1–5
Training and supervision for 5 days each, followed by a performance as part of a circus gala.
📍Pulheim, At Segmüller, Segmüller Allee 1
Week 1 of the course: Mon–Fri: 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Saturday (gala day) 1:00 p.m. (drop off children at 11:00 a.m.)
All participants should check in daily at the main entrance of the Traber family’s tent. Check-in does not begin before 9:50 a.m.
Cost: €220 per child (€200 for siblings)
Week 2: Mon–Thu: 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Fri (Gala Day) 10:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
All participants should check in daily at the main entrance of the Traber family’s tent. Check-in does not begin before 9:50 a.m.
Cost: €220 per child (€200 for a sibling)
Early morning care will also be offered again.
Cost: €30 per child
Early care includes supervised care provided by the Circus Traber team between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.
Participants registered for early care should report to the main entrance of the tent at 8:00 a.m.
Doors open: 30 minutes before the show begins
Following their training during project week, the children will showcase the skills they’ve learned at a circus gala.
Duration of the circus gala: 2.5 hours
Ticket prices:
Children: €7
Adults: €9
Every day, there is a group lunch for all the young performers, which is tailored to children’s needs. We do not serve pork and offer vegetarian meals on half of the days.
The children also receive a small afternoon snack.
However, we cannot accommodate all preferences and special dietary needs; the meal plan is available at the circus grounds and on our website, so you can provide your child with an alternative meal if necessary.
Throughout the entire project, the children are provided with plenty of drinking water.
On the first day, the children explore the circus tent and grounds so they can familiarize themselves with all the important details and rules, get to know the instructors, and start making friends with one another. Later, the children can freely choose from about 8 groups in which they’d like to rehearse a performance. These include, for example, floor acrobatics, clowning, balancing acts and fakirs, juggling, vaulting, trapeze, and much more.
There is no guarantee of a spot in a specific group. Within these groups, the children will be supervised throughout the week. However, to ensure that the program isn’t just about “work,” the children are also regularly offered various opportunities for play and activities. For example, the Circus Traber team always offers an exciting program during the lunch break, and there are also a variety of dance and movement activities in the big top.
Over the course of a week, under the guidance of artists from the Traber family, the children rehearse a circus act that is presented to the audience as part of a gala performance.
The children are supervised for five days (Mon–Fri). The gala takes place immediately after the training session and lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
Check-in begins at 9:50 a.m. each day.
We offer early morning care specifically for children of working parents. This begins at 8:00 a.m.
There are plenty of early morning care spots available.
In addition to the great fun and joy…
…of standing in the center of the big tent, the project helps children build their self-esteem. Furthermore, by working together, the children develop their social skills. By giving children opportunities to participate, the project fosters the development of tolerance, fairness, and solidarity.
The desired learning outcome—gaining social competence—is achieved through group situations in which the children are actively involved and can experience and practice social behavior as they interact with the group.
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