By purchasing a ticket or entering the event grounds, visitors automatically accept the House Rules and the General Terms and Conditions applicable to the event.
OPENING HOURS AND TICKET VALIDITY
The festival opens its gates at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, 22 July 2026, and closes at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, 26 July 2026. All guests must leave the festival grounds by this time. Day tickets for a specific day are valid until 11:00 a.m. the following day. Guests arriving after midnight may still purchase a ticket valid for the previous day. Tickets valid for the new day will be available for purchase from 6:00 a.m. Admission to the event is free for children under the age of 10 (born after 30 June 2016). Until reaching the age of 14, children may only enter the festival accompanied by an adult.
ADMISSION
Entry to the festival is subject to presenting a valid, original photo identification document in accordance with applicable legislation. Visitors should primarily use their identity card; if unavailable, a driving licence or passport may be presented. In the latter cases, the admission process may take longer. Visitors who do not have an official document suitable for verifying their identity upon entry (identity card, passport or driving licence) consent, when receiving their wristband, to the recording of their personal data and image and to their processing in accordance with the applicable rules. The event’s Privacy Policy is available on the festival’s website (www.campusfesztival.hu).
Persons living with a long-term illness or disability may attend the event free of charge, provided that they hold a card issued by the Hungarian State Treasury confirming their eligibility. In such cases, the eligible person may only attend the festival with an accompanying person. The eligible person will receive the same type of admission ticket as the one purchased by their companion. Unfortunately, for safety reasons, wheelchair users cannot be accommodated within the barriered area during concerts.
WRISTBANDS
Tickets purchased in advance must be exchanged for a wristband at the collection points announced in advance or at the venue. The wristband contains a unique personal code and is non-transferable. Everyone entering the festival grounds must wear a wristband. Festival staff continuously check whether wristbands are present and intact. A wristband is invalid if it is damaged, has been reattached or has a diameter larger than the wearer’s hand. Damaged or lost wristbands cannot be replaced. Wristbands are equipped with anti-counterfeiting features, including UV ink. Damage to or smudging of the UV ink is also considered damage to the wristband. Visitors wearing an invalid, counterfeit or damaged wristband must leave the event immediately. Visitors under the age of 14 will receive a special wristband on which the name and contact details of their adult companion must be indicated.
PERMITTED AND PROHIBITED ITEMS AND PRODUCTS
Visitors may bring non-commercial quantities of food onto the festival grounds, as well as a maximum of six unopened 1.5-litre bottles of mineral water per person and their own empty reusable water bottle or flask. Alcoholic beverages may not be brought into the festival in any quantity. It is prohibited to bring onto the festival grounds any items that may endanger the physical safety of others or pose a risk to public safety, including, in particular, firecrackers, rockets, any type of pyrotechnic device, blunt or sharp instruments, weapons, glass objects, pointed umbrellas, hammers and alcoholic beverages. The possession and consumption of substances classified as illegal drugs is prohibited by law in Hungary and therefore also at the festival. Commercial or promotional activities may not be carried out on the festival grounds without the organisers’ prior written permission, including the distribution of flyers, publications or products. Live animals and pets may not be brought into the event without the organisers’ special permission, with the exception of assistance dogs, guide dogs and police dogs as defined by law.
PROGRAMME CHANGES AND EVENTS
We reserve the right to make changes to the programme. Our aim is to deliver the full programme as announced in advance; however, changes may occur for reasons beyond our control, including the cancellation of a performer or any programme element, or changes to scheduled times. In such cases, ticket prices cannot be refunded, as admission tickets are valid for the festival as a whole and not for individual programmes. The event will also be held in the event of bad weather.
CAPACITY
The capacity of the festival’s event venues is limited. In accordance with safety regulations, once the maximum capacity of a particular venue has been reached, the organisers, in coordination with the security service, may restrict access to the relevant event area or programme.
RULES OF CONDUCT
Our aim is to provide all visitors with a pleasant, civilised and uninterrupted opportunity for recreation and entertainment. Visitors must behave in accordance with generally accepted standards while on the festival grounds and refrain from any conduct that may infringe upon or endanger the life, physical safety or personal rights of others. Visitors must take particular care to protect natural assets and refrain from littering. Lighting fires and using camping gas stoves are prohibited on the event grounds.
AUDIO AND VISUAL RECORDINGS
Audio and visual recordings will be made at the event. Any participant appearing in such recordings may only be identified by name with their consent; however, they may not make any claim against the organisers, the creators of the recordings or any authorised users of the recordings. Professional audio or visual recordings and any drone recordings may only be made at the event with the organisers’ prior written permission.
RETAIL AND CATERING UNITS
In accordance with applicable legislation, retail and catering units operating on the festival grounds are prohibited from serving alcoholic beverages or energy drinks to persons under the age of 18. A reusable cup system operates at the festival. A festival cup costs HUF 500. The cup cannot be redeemed for cash, but it may be exchanged for a new cup or a token when purchasing a drink. A HUF 50 deposit fee is charged for returnable PET bottles and cans.
CupRevolution-type tokens brought from other venues are accepted at the festival.
A cashless payment system operates at the festival’s retail units. In accordance with the applicable legislation governing the right to use cash, visitors arriving with cash may load the amount they wish to spend onto an anonymous cash-substitute payment instrument, a UNIPASS card, at the UNIPASS top-up points located on the festival grounds. The card can be used to make payments at all retail units operating within the festival grounds. A refundable deposit of HUF 500 is charged for the card. Any remaining balance on the card and the deposit may be refunded at the top-up points during the festival and at designated locations after the festival. Further information is available in the General Terms and Conditions of the UNIPASS payment system, which can be found on the festival’s website.
MEDICAL SERVICES AND HYGIENE
The event provides continuous, 24-hour medical and ambulance services, as well as a Rest Tent operated with the involvement of trained professionals. Daily washing facilities are available in the showers located within the festival campsite.
INFORMATION AND LOST PROPERTY
An information point operates on the festival grounds and is available to visitors during its opening hours. Found items may be handed in here, and visitors may also enquire about lost property. For any further requests or questions, the Organiser can provide information at info@campusfesztival.hu.
TRANSPORT
The number of parking spaces in the immediate vicinity of the event is limited, so visitors are advised to arrive at the festival by public transport or bicycle. Motor vehicles, bicycles and scooters may not enter the event grounds without the organisers’ special permission. A large-capacity, free bicycle storage facility is available in the immediate vicinity of the entrance. During the Campus Festival, increased police checks can be expected in the Nagyerdő area and the surrounding streets. Driving a car, motorcycle or any other motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol is prohibited under applicable legislation.
LIABILITY
The Organiser excludes all liability for accidents occurring outside the event grounds. Within the event grounds, the Organiser is liable only in the cases specified by applicable legislation and the General Terms and Conditions. The Organiser accepts no responsibility for unattended belongings or valuables left on the event grounds.
Please take care of yourselves and each other!
WE WISH YOU A GREAT TIME!