F.A.Q.

You can purchase your tickets online via nibirii-festival.ticket.io.

Ticket resale: Don’t give the black market a chance! Use www.ticketswap.com to sell your tickets easily and securely. Please note: Tickets purchased with a voucher code cannot currently be resold on Ticketswap.

VIP tickets are available in the ticket shop.

We are still working on the details of the VIP benefits, but we can already name the following:
– Fastlane at the festival entrance
– Separate, roofed VIP area
– More benefits to follow

Thursday, 22. August 2024:
12:00 : Opening of campsite

Friday, 23. August 2024:
12:00 : Opening of festival site
14:00 – 01:00 : Music hours

Saturday, 24. August 2024:
12:00 – 01:00 : Music hours

Sunday, 25. August 2024:
12:00 – 20:00 : Music hours

Monday, 26. August 2024:
10:00 : Closure of campsite

On the festival Sunday, all stages will be open for you for the first time – including a mega line-up! According to current planning, we will close at 8 pm on this day.

The name on the ticket does not have to match the name of the ticket user and is not binding for admission.

If you have the mark B on your disability certificate, you can bring an accompanying person for free. Please send us an email in advance to info@nibirii.com. Otherwise, you can simply buy a ticket for yourself and then come to our box office with your companion and your disabled certificate. Upon presentation of the documents you will receive a free ticket for your companion.

On www.partybusse.de you can book bus tickets from all over Germany to the Nibirii Festival.

Detailed information on the shuttle buses in Düren will follow soon.

The following applies to all buses: The ride will be denied if you do not behave.

We offer parking spaces directly at the festival area, where you can park for the whole duration of the event.

We are still working on the details of our festival campsite. As soon as we have something to announce you will find it on the camping info page and here in the FAQ.

On-site parking will be available for guests arriving by car. The costs will be announced soon.

We would like to ask you to behave in accordance with the law. Violation of the law will lead to exclusion from the event. We have a zero-tolerance policy towards hard drugs, like “G” and others.

You will soon find more information on the cannabis regulation here.

There will be several emergency aid stations on the festival and camping grounds, staffed by trained paramedics. There will also be paramedics on the grounds. If you see someone who is not well or you yourself are not well, you can always contact the paramedics or the security staff.

Admission to the festival is granted from the age of 18 – no exceptions!

You can see which artist is playing on which day under our lineup on the website. There you can filter by day, stage and genre.

There will be water stations on the festival grounds where you can get free drinking water. Please use the water responsibly and do not waste it.

Guests using the festival campsite can leave and re-enter the festival area. Only with a day or weekend ticket, however, there is no re-entry.

Pack your swimming gear! It will be allowed to splash/swim in designated areas at certain times. The DLRG will take care of your safety there.

If you see a visitor in or near the water who needs help, please inform the DLRG rescuers immediately.

The instructions of the DLRG must always be followed.

Please note that for your own safety, the following items are prohibited on the premises and will be taken away at the entry checks:

• Baseball bats, slingshots/twins, brass knuckles, CS gas, pepper spray and weapons of any kind.
• Food & drinks (except empty folding water bottles)
• Water pistols that look like real weapons
• Homemade studs or homemade jewellery (with nails, barbed wire, etc.) or anything that obviously poses an increased risk of accident or could be misused as a weapon.
• The bringing and operation of drones, multicopters, quadrocopters and other flying objects and devices is not permitted on the festival grounds.
• Noise-producing objects such as gas horns, megaphones, amplifiers, drums, vuvuzelas or similar (e.g. railway signal horns).
• Axes, knives, carpet cutters, chainsaws, spades or folding spades and other dangerous tools (mallets, carpenter’s hammers, torque spanners, etc.), etc.
• Fireworks, flares, explosives, ammunition, material for explosions, safety kits with pyrotechnic items and pyrotechnic material in general.
• Flammable liquids and gases (including spray deodorants, hairspray) and flares