Children
Kids and adolescents
We strongly suggest not to bring kids under 8 years of age to the festival. A rock festival is definitely too much for the little ones – not just because of the noise levels!
According to German law (Personensorgegesetz and Jugendschutzgesetz), parents have to decide whether children and adolescents participate in a festival or not. The German Civil Code (BGB) stipulates that parents are responsible for the care of their minor (under 18) child. Parents have the final say about travelling to, participating in and staying at a festival. In addition, legal rules are in effect about sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products. If encountered smoking or drinking, minors can be sent home.
We strongly suggest that all visitors under 18 years of age carry a written permission by their parents or legal guardian. A copy of such a permission can be downloaded in the download section on this website as a .pdf document. Please fill our correctly, have it signed and keep it handy.
According to German law (Personensorgegesetz and Jugendschutzgesetz), parents have to decide whether children and adolescents participate in a festival or not. The German Civil Code (BGB) stipulates that parents are responsible for the care of their minor (under 18) child. Parents have the final say about travelling to, participating in and staying at a festival. In addition, legal rules are in effect about sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products. If encountered smoking or drinking, minors can be sent home.
We strongly suggest that all visitors under 18 years of age carry a written permission by their parents or legal guardian. A copy of such a permission can be downloaded in the download section on this website as a .pdf document. Please fill our correctly, have it signed and keep it handy.
Kids and adolescents
We strongly suggest not bringing kids under 8 years of age to the festival. A rock festival is definitely too much for the little ones – not just because of the noise levels!
According to German law (Personensorgegesetz and Jugendschutzgesetz), parents have to decide whether children and adolescents participate in a festival or not. The German Civil Code (BGB) stipulates that parents are responsible for the care of their minor (under 18) child. Parents have the final say about travelling to, participating in and staying at a festival. In addition, legal rules are in effect about sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products. If encountered smoking or drinking, minors can be sent home.
We strongly suggest that all visitors under 18 years of age carry a written permission by their parents or legal guardian. A copy of such a permission can be downloaded on this page in the download-section as a .pdf document. Please fill our correctly, have it signed and keep it handy.
According to German law (Personensorgegesetz and Jugendschutzgesetz), parents have to decide whether children and adolescents participate in a festival or not. The German Civil Code (BGB) stipulates that parents are responsible for the care of their minor (under 18) child. Parents have the final say about travelling to, participating in and staying at a festival. In addition, legal rules are in effect about sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products. If encountered smoking or drinking, minors can be sent home.
We strongly suggest that all visitors under 18 years of age carry a written permission by their parents or legal guardian. A copy of such a permission can be downloaded on this page in the download-section as a .pdf document. Please fill our correctly, have it signed and keep it handy.
