The Booth
Your favorite little spot. For a big idea, a drop or the next conversation.
A fest for brands. In your browser.
The internet is infinite.
This fair isn’t.
Only so many plots, one brand on each: put yours on a tent, a booth or a ride.
Grounds after © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Your tent. Your booth. Your ride. On a digital fest with limited space.
01 / Mission select
Not one logo among thousands. Your own spot on a shared fest. Small and charming. Or impossible to miss.
Your favorite little spot. For a big idea, a drop or the next conversation.
A meeting point for your community. Your look, room for your stories.
Your brand as an attraction. Built for the “you have to try this” moment.
02 / The map
Modeled on a real festival ground, not on the infinite scroll. Every plot gets a fixed address. And exactly one brand.
34.5 hectares
Planned area limit, modeled on the grounds of a famous festival in Munich.*
Schematic concept view. Not a scale site plan.
* Area reference: published figures of the City of Munich for the 2026 festival grounds. Not an official map, no rights to real land or stands. The final number of plots will only be fixed by an approved WTFair site plan. Plots, buildings and occupancy shown are design samples only.
03 / How it works
Booth, tent or ride? Pick the place that fits your brand. Every plot is part of a fixed plan.
Your colors. Your name. Your idea. A template becomes a brand presence people can visit.
Share your spot with your team, your customers and your community. One link takes them straight to you.
Whoever offers more tears the old building down and celebrates the topping-out. The previous owner gets money back.
05 / Good to know
The plan is an exclusive digital placement and usage right for a clearly defined WTFair term, combined with a brand presence. No real land, no stand at any real festival and no NFT. Prices, scope, term and renewal must be settled before any sale starts. Nothing can be booked in this draft.
Not decided yet. For now the concept caps the area at 34.5 hectares. Only an approved, non-overlapping plot plan will define the inventory that can actually be sold. Paths and shared spaces stay excluded. This draft contains three configurable sample plots, not a real availability display.
No. WTFair is an independent digital festival concept. It is not an official event and is not affiliated with any festival organizer, brewery or the City of Munich. A famous festival in Munich only serves as the model for the area limit.
The planned visit works right in the browser, with no app to install and no account. A company account is only needed to manage, pay for and publish its own presence. This demo runs entirely locally and needs no account.
You can rotate the map, switch on the night view and style one of three demo plots with a name and a color. Your changes show up on the cover, in the festival world and on the poster. The demo link carries this preview in the URL fragment; the export saves a local JSON file. There is no server, reservation, payment, sign-up or actual publishing. And yes, there are cheats.
Then it is not lost. Whoever offers more can take it over: the old building is torn down, the previous owner gets part of their price back, and the new owner celebrates the topping-out. Plots under heritage protection are the exception: owners buy that protection for a surcharge, and nobody can take their plot over until the edition ends. On this page it is only a demo; nothing is booked.
Find out what your spot could look like.