The Würmtal carnival parade, held in cold weather, attracted a large crowd of attendees, including families and children dressed in various costumes. Among the highlights was a playful and lively atmosphere, thanks to a local organizer dressed as a circus director who led the parade. Attendees, especially families, enjoyed the festivities, with children dressed as Spongebob, a prince, and a witch, creating a vibrant community spirit.

The parade included a float from the local SPD party featuring mayoral candidate Felix Kempf portrayed as a sheriff, engaging with the crowd by throwing candies. The mood was festive as he aimed to connect with the local electorate, showcasing the intersection of community celebration and local politics within the carnival’s lively atmosphere. Applause erupted particularly for the acrobatic dancers who performed along the route, enhancing the lively carnival spirit.

Overall, the event served not only as entertainment for the locals but also as a platform for political engagement and community building. This year's parade was emblematic of local traditions, emphasizing family, fun, and civic pride in the Würmtal region, reinforcing social ties within the community during the joyful carnival season.