Friday: 2pm – midnight
Saturday: 12 noon – midnight
Sunday: 12 noon – 10pm

Unfortunately not but you can get a sleepover possibility at montagu hostel in our Shop incuding a transfer to the festival.

You are not allowed to bring your own drinks, but there is always the possibility to get free water.

yes we love to see you take a swim as long as the sun is out.

yes, it is but some stages are on the lawn. that can be challenging with the wheel chair.  

the gans anders festival is a 18+ event. please bring your id card. 

Nevertheless it is possible for parents to bring their kids. we even have  educationists who are organizing childcare with a program for the kids.

to keep the festival a safe space the following items are prohibited:

• No illegal or illicit substances, drugs, or drug paraphernalia
• No weapons of any kind including, but not limited to, pocket knives and self defense sprays
• No flammable items or liquids including aerosols and fireworks
• No outside food or beverage including alcohol
• No bottles, cans, canteens, flasks, or coolers
• No opened over-the-counter medication or eye drops
• No drones or unmanned aerial vehicles
• No laser pens, laser pointers, or similar focused light devices
• No confetti, streamers or loose glitter (wearable cosmetics are acceptable)
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To ensure your safety, bag and body checks will be conducted at the entrance. We appeal to you to bring as little luggage as possible and to leave bags and backpacks at home to facilitate entry and allow for a speedy arrival at the festival grounds.

An on-site first aid team is available at all times during the festival to provide first aid and, if necessary, take further measures.

We offer fair prices for food and drinks at the festival. We place importance on a balanced selection of delicious vegetarian and vegan dishes. Bringing your own food and drinks onto the festival grounds is not permitted

There is a strict ban on glass containers throughout the entire festival grounds. As the lake area is often walked on barefoot during the summer, no exceptions can be made in this area.

We have prepared special containers for waste separation. Please pay attention to them so that we can have a clean environment. If anyone intentionally pollutes the surroundings by throwing cigarette butts or litter, we will ask them to leave the festival grounds. We reserve the right to refuse admission, and environmental pollution is not acceptable.

At our festival, we place great importance on awareness and respectful interaction. The awareness team, provided by Arche, is always on site and available to assist with any problems or questions.

Discrimination, racism, and hate have no place at our festival and will not be tolerated. You can recognize the awareness team by their purple fanny packs and light-up necklaces, and they are always available to listen. We want all visitors to have an unforgettable and safe time with us, and that includes awareness of our fellow human beings and their needs.

Unfortunately, animals are not allowed on the lake area premises!