We inform you of some important points:

– Palpation of spectators at entrances and visual inspection of bags

– Ticket or access permit required for any adult or child (including children). Each ticket is nominative, personal and non-transferable

– For health and safety reasons, entry is strongly discouraged for children under 10 years of age who are not equipped with suitable hearing protection. A waiver of appeal related to the impact of noise pollution on the child will be given to the legal guardian and must be completed and signed, accompanied by a photo of the identity document of the legal guardian. The latter will release the organizer from any liability in the event of physical consequences or disability arising from the concert. If, however, you decide to come with a child under 10 years old who is not equipped with suitable hearing protection, the festival and the organizer cannot be held responsible for any problems that may arise following the event.

– Any exit from the Arena will be considered final

– Any spectator showing signs of intoxication upon arrival at the entrances may be refused access to the concert, after advice from the doctor present on site.

What I can bring:

– Bottles (50 cl and without corks)

– Small backpacks (less than 20 liters): Eastpak type allowed, Camelbak type prohibited

– Sandwiches & snacks

– Small external batteries

– Compact cameras

– Small umbrellas only

– Pillows

– Motorcycle helmets (accepted in storage free of charge)

What I can’t bring:

– Weapons & other dangerous objects

– Selfie sticks

– Pyrotechnic items

– Strollers

– Animals (except guide dogs)

– Visual or sound recording devices, drones, GoPro, etc.

– Chairs

– Alcoholic drinks & drugs

– Containers (large plastic bottles, cans, etc.) regardless of the contents

Happy Festival to you all!

Law number 2012-348 of March 12, 2012 protects spectators against the resale of tickets by any company or individual not approved by the show producer.

In application of this law (Article 313-6-2 of the Penal Code), it is forbidden to resell show tickets in a habitual way without the express authorization of the show producer.

The non-respect of the article 313)6-2 of the penal code is punished by a 15000€ fine. This penalty is increased to 30000€ in case of recidivism.

Do not buy a ticket from a person who cannot guarantee that he or she has the producer’s approval. Otherwise, you may find yourself without recourse if the tickets are not delivered to you or if the delivered tickets do not give you access to the show.

The name of the producer appears on each ticket issued

Contact the producer or consult their website.

Do not share your concert tickets on social networks.

Find all the useful tips for avoiding ticketing scams in the guide to download HERE.