Case sensation in Stuttgart: dead objects or valuable treasures?

Case sensation in Stuttgart: dead objects or valuable treasures?

An exciting event returns to Stuttgart Airport: After an interruption through the pandemic, suitcase auctions will take place again on November 10th. On the occasion of the 100th birthday of the airport, 100 abandoned suitcases will be auctioned this year. What is hidden in these suitcases remains a secret to the auction, which makes up the charm and entertainment value of this event.

The auctioned suitcases are the luggage pieces that have remained unknown at the airport over a longer period of time. Customs checks in advance that there are no dangerous or forbidden objects in it, but the content for the auctionators and the bidders remains unknown. This uncertainty has an additional tension and makes the auction an experience that is not only of interest for bidding. There is also a supporting program with various activities on stage.

surprises and gifts in the luggage

A special incentive for the participants are the surprises that the airport hid in some of the suitcases. This includes travel vouchers, tickets for local events and even new products made available by the airport's subsidiary. This not only causes tension during the auction, but also an additional incentive to participate in this special event.

For arrival by car, there are some important information. The airport recommends using public transport because a high number of visitors can be expected. It is advisable to appear early, because the number of spectators in Terminal 4 is limited for security reasons.

A good purpose is in the foreground

The auction also has a social character. The entire proceeds from the auction benefit non -profit organizations, including the women's Filder and the Fildertafel association. This brings additional weight and meaning to the event and combines fun and benefit in an impressive way.

If you want to take part in the auction, you have to go to the website of the airport register. There are four time windows in which 25 cases are auctioned. The first auction starts at 11 a.m. and the last at 3:45 p.m. For everyone who does not want to miss the spectacle, it is important to act quickly and to secure their place.

This event not only promises surprises in the form of valuable finds, but also an entertaining meeting of people who use the opportunity to buy unusual objects and do good at the same time. The people in Stuttgart can look forward to an exciting and exciting event that continues the tradition of the suitcase auctions.