The legal provisions for the protection of minors apply throughout the festival grounds.
Babies and children up to the age of 6 are not permitted on the festival grounds!
Children aged 7 to 13 years are allowed to visit the entire festival grounds, including the camping areas, if accompanied by a parent or guardian. A transfer of custody is not permitted!
Young people between the ages of 14 and 15 may visit the entire festival site if accompanied by a parent or guardian. Transfer of custody is only permitted for the concert grounds.
Young people between the ages of 16 and 17 may visit the entire festival site if accompanied by a parent or guardian. A transfer of custody is permitted for the entire festival area.
Transfer of custody
Legal guardians have the option of temporarily transferring their custody to other adults. Written proof of this must be carried by the person concerned and the minor.
We reserve the right not to accept a transfer of custody (e.g. if there are doubts about the validity of the transfer or the suitability of the person to whom custody has been transferred).
If the young person is accompanied, the “Agreement on special care” must be legally executed and signed.
A custodian is, for example, a parent, guardian or third party to whom custody has been transferred by the parent or guardian for the duration of the event. If the young person is accompanied by a legal guardian, the “Agreement on Custodial Authority” must be signed and legally binding and handed in at the ticket office together with copies of the parents’/guardian’s ID.
It is not possible to transfer custody of the quarry!
Agreement on special care
Below you can download the “Special Care Agreement” for parents who take their children (7 – 15 years) onto the premises:
Agreement on custodial rights
For the transfer of custody from the parents/guardian to a third adult. Copies of the parents’/guardian’s identity documents must be attached to this.
“Agreement on the right of custody”
Further information
from the Verband für bürgernahe Verkehrspolitik e.V. on the subject of youth protection can be found under the following link:
