Apart from regular camping (included in your full festival ticket), we also offer a number of Special Camping products.
We also offer a number of unique audience-driven communities where you help shape the look and feel of the area.
The camping area opens Saturday 24 June. The main festival site opens Wednesday 28 June at 17:00.
Read moreFull Festival Ticket:
Tickets to the entire festival from Saturday 24 June to Sunday 2 July when the campsite closes. Price: DKK 2400 ex. fee. The days with full music schedules are the last four days of the festival, from 28 June to 1 July.
One-day ticket:
You can buy one-day tickets to the following days: Wednesday 28 June, Thursday 29 June, Friday 30 June and Saturday 1 July. Every one-day ticket/wristband is valid from 8:00 (morning) until 10:00 (morning) the following day.
With a one-day wristband you have access to the same areas as with a regular festival wristband (campsite, festival site etc.).
You are only allowed inside the areas in the period the wristband is valid.
It is not allowed to stay at the campsite or any other place inside the area after the validity of the wristband from 8:00 (morning) until 10:00 (morning) the following day.
Remember to bring your ticket, which you will have to present at the entrance. Here, it will be exchanged to a one-day wristband. It is not possible to get your wristband before the day your ticket is valid for.
We don’t sell one-day tickets to the first four days of the festival.
Name on the ticket?
The name on the ticket does not restrict the ticket to that person. So don't worry if a friend bought your ticket or you received it as a present. You can still use it.
Buying tickets at the entrance
If tickets aren’t sold out before the festival begins, you can buy them at the entrance at a slightly higher price.
We are selling a limited number of children’s tickets to Roskilde Festival 2023. To be able to buy a children’s ticket, the child must be accompanied by an adult ticketholder that the child knows.
You must be able to present the child’s Danish health insurance card.
The prices for children’s tickets (10-14 years of age) is DKK 1,200 (plus fees) for a full festival ticket and DKK 600 (plus fees) for a single-day ticket.
Children under the age of 10 have free access if they are accompanied by an adult they know with a valid wristband. Children above 15 pay normal price.
You can also buy children’s tickets at the entrance if still available.
Please note that Roskilde Festival is an experience designed for adults. When children under 10 and children aged 10-14 participate with a free ticket or a children’s ticket, they must be accompanied by an adult they know who is over 18.
Please note that in Denmark it is illegal to serve alcohol to children under 18 at bars and restaurants.
Supermarkets can sell alcohol (with a percentage below 16.5) to young people 16 or older.
The camping area opens Saturday 24 June at 16:00. The main festival site opens Wednesday 28 June at 17:00.
Your wristband gives you access to the festival. If your wristband is damaged or broken, please contact one of the ticket offices where the individual case will be assessed. If your wristband is stolen, you must report the theft to the police and bring a copy of the police report to the nearest ticket office where the individual case will be assessed. Stolen wristbands are usually not replaced by Roskilde Festival.
Anyone caught without a valid wristband in the festival area will be liable to pay a penalty of DKK 3,500. Ouch!
You can exchange your ticket to a wristband at the entrances.
Festival site closed at night
When the last concerts are over we close the festival site for the night. We open the gates again at 10:00 the following morning. We do this in order to clear space for deliveries of beer, water, food, etc., and to clean up the site.
Roskilde Festival reserves the right to make changes in the programme. No reimbursement is issued in case of artist cancellations. Reimbursement is only offered in case of cancellation of the entire festival. If the entire festival is cancelled, tickets will only be refunded to the original buyer of the tickets in case of private resale.
There follows, by purchasing a ticket, no right to withdrawal.
Roskilde Festival’s ticket provider, Ticketmaster Danmark, is not liable for the refunds in case of a cancellation of the entire festival. The purchaser of the ticket cannot claim any liability towards Ticketmaster in connection with the event, including Roskilde Festival’s cancellation of it or other deficiencies relating to the event. Any requests in this regard should be made to Roskilde Festival.
Service charges, fees, donations, and any delivery charges from Ticketmaster are not refunded.
For security reasons, there is video surveillance in various locations at the festival site. The recordings are shared on an ongoing basis with the Central and West Zealand Police. The recordings will be deleted no later than 30 days after the festival.
It is not allowed to take photos or record audio/video for commercial use without a written agreement with the Roskilde Festival marketing department.
For your safety, the staff reserves the right to search for items mentioned above.
At Roskilde Festival, we do not tolerate transgressive behaviour nor discriminatory behaviour.
As participants in the festival, we are all responsible for our own behaviour and for helping each other make the festival a community with room for diversity, different limits and where everyone can enjoy themselves. Read our Orange Together codec here, which explains what is expected from all of us.
What is transgressive behaviour?
Transgressive behaviour can be discrimination, harassment, bullying, psychological violence or violations such as abuse. It involves a person being physically or verbally subjected to a treatment in which they experience that their limits are being crossed. This also means that this limit is individual. We take all matters seriously.
What do I do if I experience transgressive behaviour?
We have developed some action instructions to make it easier to know how to act in situations where you are witnessing or experiencing transgressive behaviour. We have made these instructions to prevent such situations. They can help all of us react in situations if we are in doubt about how to act or where to get help.
Roskilde Festival should be perceived as accessible to everyone who loves the festival culture and communities we offer. We are therefore always working on reducing the barriers for participation and on improving the experience of both physical and mental accessibility at the festival site.
This guide is intended to help those of you with special needs when you arrive and stay at this year’s festival. Perhaps you have impaired vision or mobility, get tired quickly, have a broken arm, require aids or need quiet surroundings.
We will do what we can to help you enjoy the atmosphere at the festival town in your very own way.
If you have more questions about accessibility, you are most welcome to contact us. The contact information can be found at the bottom of this page.
If you have questions about bringing assistants to the festival, read more here.
What is the best way to access the festival?
You should consider the following when planning your arrival to Roskilde Festival.
Where can I park?
You can find an overview of the parking spaces in the map of the festival area.
You can use the special disabled parking spaces in the parking areas and by the entrances if you have a valid blue parking card from Disabled People’s Organisations Denmark.
Remember that the card is associated with the person, not the car.
Where can I stay overnight?
Is Handicamp something for you? It is a campsite for participants with major or minor disabilities, participants with physical challenges and/or need for peaceful surroundings – and for friends, family and helpers.
We strive to create a calm environment and to be particularly considerate towards each other. We have no admittance control – everyone is free to visit, and we love having guests.
Read more about the facilities and access conditions and about how you can be part of the community in and around Handicamp here.
Can I bring a companion?
Read more on this page about your options of bringing a companion to the festival.
How do I best experience the concerts?
We will be setting up platforms next to most stages, which will help participants in wheelchairs to be at eye-level with the rest of the audience.
If you have difficulty being in close proximity to so many people, we recommend that you inform yourself in good time about side installations, platforms, how densely packed the audience will be, location of big screens, sound conditions for the individual stages and so on. The hosts in front of the stage are ready to assist you.
As a festival participant, you are buying access to the whole festival site and the entire experience. This means that we cannot offer place reservations on the platforms for individual concerts.
We recommend that you arrive in as good time as possible for the best live experience with your favourite artists.
Where can I find peace and ample space?
There will be lots of people gathered in a limited space. However, you will still have good options for finding quiet places with relatively ample room.
At the Campsite, this would include the areas by the bathing lake. At the festival site, you can enjoy a moment of peace at Fence Walk, in The Garden, between the ears in the Bazaar area, the area by Avalon between concerts, and the area by Apollo during the day.
The areas are marked in the map of the festival site.
How big is the festival area?
Roskilde Festival covers an area of about 2,500,000 m2, which corresponds to about 50 football pitches. The festival is split into the festival site, where you can find most music stages, and the campsites, where the participants reside.
With 130,000 participants, the festival is called “Denmark’s fourth-largest town”. It is a large area with lots of people, so the population density is also high.
The railway track between Roskilde and Køge separates campsite West from the festival site and the other campsites. The temporary bridge over the railway can only be crossed on foot. Everyone can cross the bridge on Darupvej, north of the festival site.
What are the bathing and toilet facilities like?
There are more than 20 disabled toilets across the festival area, including by all the service islands.
You can get a key for the locked disabled toilets if you complete this form: http://roskil.de/accessibility.
You can also find toilets with showers equipped with lifts at Handicamp.
Is it safe for me to be at Roskilde Festival?
Safety, preparedness and responsibility are always in focus, and we cooperate with the authorities, researchers and places of education to ensure fun and safe festivities for all.
You can read more about our work with safety and responsibility here.
During the festival, you can contact us around the clock at 46 36 66 13. We can help you with practical matters, like finding a toilet, helping you return to your tent or mending a wheelchair puncture.
If you need emergency help, you can always contact our service hosts in the orange vests. They can help you – either personally or by calling their supervisor.
How can I become a volunteer?
Roskilde Festival’s approx. 30,000 volunteers perform numerous, varied tasks. As a volunteer, you can be part of a team and have a base, where others know you and your needs.
Here is some good advice if you are considering whether volunteering at Roskilde Festival is right for you.
How do I contact you concerning accessibility?
We recommend completing our online contact form on accessibility prior to the festival. Here, you can tell us about your needs, and we will then contact you and inform you of the different options.
If you have further questions about your coming festival experience – or if you have doubts whether Roskilde Festival is right for you – you are welcome to contact us by email at handicapservice@roskilde-festival.dk. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
We are also interested in hearing from you if you have suggestions for how we can make Roskilde Festival even more accessible.
Finally, you can participate in RF Our Way on Facebook and join the conversation on accessibility and disabled service. Here, you can ask questions and share your festival experiences with others.
