CaptainBlaubar
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ALLOWED AT THE FESTIVAL SITE
Non-drinkable liquids and gels in amounts up to 100 ml, with a maximum total volume of 1 litre
Camelbags (empty, no content)
Basic (digital) cameras without an interchangeable lens
Mobile phones, smartphones and tablets
Sunglasses, hats, rainwear
Cigarettes and lighters
Telescopic umbrellas without pin (no parasols)
Plaid or blankets to sit or lie on
Medication
Folding stools and chairs with a maximum height of 50 cm (see example).
Guide dogs for the visually impaired
Spikes up to 1 cm
NOT WELCOME AT THE FESTIVAL SITE
Non-drinkable liquids and gels in packagings larger than 100 ml
Drinks & beverages (alcoholic & non-alcoholic)
Drinking horns (all sizes)
Glass, cartons, tins, bottles (glass and plastic)
Professional equipment such as photographic, audio(visual) and other recording equipment. All cameras with an interchangeable lens are considered professional equipment and are therefore banned.
GoPro cameras, selfie sticks, tripods and drones
Drugs
Candles, torches, fireworks and explosives
Sharp objects, chains, knives & other weapons
Bullet belts and spikes > 1 cm
Benches/folding chairs (except for these folding chairs)
Inflatable items (paddling pools, balls, chairs, etc.)
Coolers, dry ice
Camping equipment, luggage
Laser pointers
Drinking cups, mess tins and drinking bottles
Large backpacks (>45 cm height)
Prams and (collapsible) strollers
Parasols, non-retractable umbrellas with pins
Flagpoles
Bicycle pumps, skateboards, helmets
Animals (with the exception of guide dogs for the visually impaired)
Hand out flyers or any other type of promotional material on and around the festival grounds. This includes campsites and on the public road.
Clothing and/or other (visible) distinguishing marks advocating an explicit political or social movement or group.
Commercial activities: it is strictly forbidden to deal drugs, sell food or drinks & beverages, tickets, etc.
New items can be added to this list at any time. In case of doubt, the head of security at the festival entrance has final say.
ALLOWED AT THE FESTIVAL SITE
Non-drinkable liquids and gels in amounts up to 100 ml, with a maximum total volume of 1 litre
Camelbags (empty, no content)
Basic (digital) cameras without an interchangeable lens
Mobile phones, smartphones and tablets
Sunglasses, hats, rainwear
Cigarettes and lighters
Telescopic umbrellas without pin (no parasols)
Plaid or blankets to sit or lie on
Medication
Folding stools and chairs with a maximum height of 50 cm (see example).
Guide dogs for the visually impaired
Spikes up to 1 cm
NOT WELCOME AT THE FESTIVAL SITE
Non-drinkable liquids and gels in packagings larger than 100 ml
Drinks & beverages (alcoholic & non-alcoholic)
Drinking horns (all sizes)
Glass, cartons, tins, bottles (glass and plastic)
Professional equipment such as photographic, audio(visual) and other recording equipment. All cameras with an interchangeable lens are considered professional equipment and are therefore banned.
GoPro cameras, selfie sticks, tripods and drones
Drugs
Candles, torches, fireworks and explosives
Sharp objects, chains, knives & other weapons
Bullet belts and spikes > 1 cm
Benches/folding chairs (except for these folding chairs)
Inflatable items (paddling pools, balls, chairs, etc.)
Coolers, dry ice
Camping equipment, luggage
Laser pointers
Drinking cups, mess tins and drinking bottles
Large backpacks (>45 cm height)
Prams and (collapsible) strollers
Parasols, non-retractable umbrellas with pins
Flagpoles
Bicycle pumps, skateboards, helmets
Animals (with the exception of guide dogs for the visually impaired)
Hand out flyers or any other type of promotional material on and around the festival grounds. This includes campsites and on the public road.
Clothing and/or other (visible) distinguishing marks advocating an explicit political or social movement or group.
Commercial activities: it is strictly forbidden to deal drugs, sell food or drinks & beverages, tickets, etc.
New items can be added to this list at any time. In case of doubt, the head of security at the festival entrance has final say.