FAQ

Yes, subject to availability. Online sales close the day before the festival; after that everything happens at the entrance, by card or cash.

Write to us with the name and email used for the purchase and we'll resend the ticket. On site, an ID is enough to retrieve the order at the welcome desk.

No, unless the festival is cancelled. They remain transferable: you can pass yours on to someone else, no name check at the gate.

The festival runs on a pay-what-you-can basis: everyone contributes at the entrance according to their means. A suggested amount is shown on the online ticketing, and you're free to give more or less.

Cards are accepted at the bars and food stalls, cash too. The reusable cup carries a €1 deposit, refunded at the bar when you return it.

Not allowed on site: glass or metal bottles, alcohol, animals, sharp objects, professional cameras and recording devices. There is no locker: any refused item is thrown away or must be taken back to your vehicle.

Lost property is kept at the welcome desk during the festival, then held for a month by the association. Write to us with a description and we'll check the box.

The festival goes ahead in all weather. The stages are covered, the grounds are not, so bring boots: it's a meadow, and one rainy night is enough to turn the field to mud.

No, it's free and included with every ticket, a five-minute walk from the stages. Open from Friday 4 pm to Sunday 12 pm, no booking needed.

Yes, an area is set aside for vans and campervans, separate from the tents. No electrical hook-up or waste disposal on site.

Carpooling is the easiest option: we use iko, with the link on the Practical info page. Saint-Poix is 40 min from Laval, 1 hr from Rennes, 1 hr 15 from Angers.

The car park is free and staffed, signposted from the edge of the village. Don't leave valuables in sight: the association cannot be held responsible.

Under-16s must be accompanied by a responsible adult. No alcohol is served to minors; ID may be requested at the entrance or at the bar.

The ground is flat and manageable in dry weather. Reserved spaces near the stages, accessible toilets, and a free companion ticket on request at the welcome desk or by email beforehand.

A first-aid team and a welcome point are open at all times, marked on the site map. Harassment and sexist or racist behaviour lead to immediate removal: report them to any member of the team.

Sign-ups open in March on our volunteer management tool. Everything is explained on the Volunteers page: shifts, roles, perks.