"Sundays again": 3 secrets that are not on the ARD

Beautiful swing with Stefan Mross – moderate since 2005, the host and sings the show ARD. Up to 2.5 million viewers enter, thousands of fans follow the live broadcast on Europa Park. 16 times this year, Mross welcomes popular music stars like Florian Silbereisen or Andy Borg. VIP News slipped into the dirndl – and sank one morning with

The beer garden TV is real

Who in the summer months between 10 and 12 o'clock a Sunday morning never stuck in the ARD program comes to this The view is not there: the seniors are swaying, including the annex on the benches of beer, on stage DJ Ötzi or a newcomer to the unspecified folk music and abundant Rumtata between the two. "Every Sunday" is broadcast live from a studio in the middle of the Europa Park Rust. Tickets are available for 14 euros (grandstand), who wants to sit at a beer garden table, pays 18 euros. Those who come first get the best seats – and they can already be set up in the middle of the stage, right next to the artists. Therefore, the professionals of the "Sunday" and the respective fan teams arrive well before the official opening of the amusement park and the studio – already at 8 o'clock in the morning, long queues are formed in front of the entrance.

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Maybe that's just the swing and play a little funny – grumpy, Beery Stammtisch was not to be seen on Sunday morning?. By the way: If you thought you could move gently in the loop lane after the show and be able to do some extra laps with the pear, you will be disappointed: the driving pleasure costs in addition, currently an adult pays 49,50 Euro

The VIP Area

In the field of artists and the team, it's even more familiar behind the scenes. Behind the big stage are the lockers of Stefan Mross and his guests in some corrugated metal containers. The tone is chubby, the schlager industry is finally small, many musicians have known each other for decades. VIP catering is plentiful, and fresh fruit, pastries, yogurts and mini-sandwiches are served for breakfast before the show. On the other hand, the crew has a hobby: rolls of meatballs, which occupy half of an entire refrigerator.

Alcohol is not officially served here, but one can still see some very huddled pop singers who laugh with cups of champagne in their hands. To stay correct: After his appearance. By the way: As an internal production note reveals, Schlager's celebrity companions must also pay, after the show, they should be spontaneously after a series of whitewater rides – there are no free tickets for them either.

What is very unusual for a live television production: the audience is not obliged to stay in their place. As long as the production process is not disrupted, drinks or snacks can be salvaged at the tables (in the best mood on the tables) and in front of the stage is danced.

Much of the artist must even pbad the guests before or after being called on stage. The resulting closeness is used for hugs, love letter transfers, flower gifts or selfies. During the show on July 22, a man ran exuberantly to host Stefan Mross cameras, inviting him to dance. He remained friendly, spinning with him through the ranks. Subsequently, the "runner" at the edge of the arena picked up an autograph from the former star of the "Flippers" Olaf Malolepski and was allowed to sit down again. Mross at VIP News about the unusual proximity to TV contact with the audience: "Fans have a lot of respect for the artists – and we are like before them."

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