Festival A to Z.
25 things worth knowing before you come. Tap a letter or open the entries one at a time.
Age limits
Stick to the age limits and youth protection laws. Always carry ID for age checks.
Alcohol
Be responsible with alcohol and other substances. Your health and safety come first.
Bags
Bring only what you need. Regular backpacks are allowed. Large bags may be refused. Bags are checked at the entrance.
Behaviour
The way you behave helps make the festival what it is. Respect the rules and the staff.
Community
A festival is more than a string of sets: it is something we experience together. Look out for each other and help where it's needed, whether that means sharing water, helping someone find lost friends or simply lending an ear. That spirit of togetherness is what makes a festival so unique and unforgettable. Let's make sure, together, that everyone has a safe and happy festival.
Crew & Security
Value and respect the work of the festival crew. They are on duty around the clock to give you an unforgettable experience. Follow their instructions: they always have your safety and the wellbeing of every guest in mind.
Drugs
Illegal drugs of any kind are prohibited on the festival grounds. This is for your safety and the safety of others.
Emergency exits
As soon as you arrive, find the emergency exits and escape routes. In an emergency it is vital that you know where to go to get to safety. Follow the signs and always keep the routes clear. Your safety comes first, and in an emergency this knowledge can make all the difference.
Environment
Be aware of your impact on the environment. Avoid unnecessary waste and recycle where you can.
First aid
Make a note of where the first aid points are. If you have any health problem, you can go there at any time.
Getting there
Plan your journey carefully. Check public transport, parking and any road closures. Set off early to avoid traffic jams.
Good vibes
Bring a positive attitude. Your mood makes a real difference to the atmosphere for everyone.
Hearing protection
Protect your hearing. Long exposure to loud music can cause damage. Earplugs are a good idea.
Information
Got a question or a problem? The staff at the info points and box offices are happy to help.
Lost property
If you lose something, go to lost property at our box offices. The same goes if you find something.
Parking
Only park in the designated areas. Illegal parking can lead to towing and fines. We will list the parking options on our website.
Photography
Taking photos for your own personal use is allowed. Please note that commercial photography and filming need permission.
Quiet spots
Find yourself a few little oases of calm on the festival grounds. Between the high-energy sets and the bustle you may find chill-out areas, art installations or quiet corners that invite you to relax and recharge. Places like these matter: they let you catch your breath and take it all in.
Respect
Be considerate towards other festival-goers and local residents. Noise, rubbish and inconsiderate behaviour can disturb others.
Rubbish
Use the bins provided and sort your rubbish. A clean festival site is nicer for everyone.
Safety
Follow all safety notices and the instructions of the security staff. Your safety matters more than anything.
Tickets
Keep your ticket safe. You need it to enter and leave the festival grounds.
Toilets
Use the toilets provided.
Weather
Be ready for any weather. Sun protection, rainwear and warm clothes are a good idea.
Wristband
Your festival wristband is your proof of entry. Always wear it visibly on your wrist. Without a wristband you may be refused entry to the grounds.