1. Ticket purchasing

Tickets can only be purchased from Ticketmaster GmbH (see www.ticketmaster.de). The general terms and conditions of Ticketmaster GmbH (“Ticketmaster T&Cs”) apply exclusively to the handling of the ticket purchase. These are available at  http://www.ticketmaster.de/help/terms.html?language=de-de&tm_link=tm_i_2.  The Ticketmaster T&Cs are an integral part of these general terms and conditions. In the event of a conflict between the Lollapalooza Berlin T&Cs and the Ticketmaster T&Cs, the Lollapalooza Berlin T&Cs will take precedence.

Each customer is permitted to purchase a maximum of six (6) tickets. Should the number of tickets ordered by a customer exceed six (6), the organiser reserves the right to have the orders exceeding these limitations cancelled by the ticket provider.

 

2. Admission rights / Safety of Minors

2.1 Children and adolescents between the ages from 0 to 14 may only attend the event if accompanied by a custodial person or by a person acting with written parental authority and each of them are in possession of a valid admission ticket. For young people aged 14 years and over, admission to the event until midnight is approved when unaccompanied by a guardian or person acting with written parental authority. However, the written parental consent / authorisation has to be presented upon entry.

 “Persons acting with parental authority” must satisfy the following requirements:

• the person has reached the age of 18 and  displays the maturity required to be able to responsibly provide a child with the support necessary at the event,

  •    the person can display a proxy of a custodial person stating that the person is acting with consent of the custodial person, a copy of the ID card of the custodial person has to be displayed along with the proxy, too
  •    the person is able to ensure the child will get home.

 2.2 In order to protect children, we are entitled to refuse children access to the event if, in our discretion, the protection by a custodial person or by a person acting in consent with a custodial person is not sufficiently guaranteed. In this context, we would like to point out the following: Rock/Pop events are regularly directed at adults and are not suitable for children in these cases. Should custodial persons or persons acting in consent with a custodial person nevertheless wish to attend such events together with children, they are responsible for the safety of the children. In particular, appropriate hearing protection must be provided and. Details for the respective event can be obtained from us.

 

3. Liability of the organiser

The liability of the organiser for damage of any nature is excluded. This exclusion does not apply to damage that the organiser has caused deliberately or through gross negligence; to damage based upon injury to life, body or health in cases of (simple) negligence of the organiser; and for simple negligent breach of essential contractual duties by the organiser. Essential contractual duties are all duties whose fulfilment enables the proper performance of the contract in the first place and on whose adherence the attendee ordinarily relies and is entitled to rely.

In cases of simple negligent breach of essential contractual duties – except for injuries to life, body or health – the liability of the organiser is limited to the damage typical for the contract and foreseeable for the organiser on conclusion of the contract or on commission of the breach of duty. In this respect, the organiser is not liable for damage that is attributable exclusively to the area of risk borne by the attendee.

The above liability exclusions and limitations also apply to the liability of the organiser for the bodies, employees and agents of the same and to the personal liability of the bodies, employees and agents of the organiser.

 4. Entering and leaving the event site

Tickets must be presented for validation at first entry to the event, i.e. before entering the event site for the first time. On presentation of a valid entry ticket a wristband will be attached to the attendee. Once a ticket has been validated, it cannot be used again to be granted admission under the issue of another wristband. Re-entry is only possible with an already issued wristband. Wristbands are strictly non-transferable and will be invalid if removed, tampered with, transferred or resold. Wristbands must be worn at all times for the duration of the event and must be shown on demand and in case of re-entry. If the attendee is unable to show a wristband, the attendee may be refused re-entry to the event site or permission to remain on the event site.

 “Event site” means the site in its entirety, including the marked paths. “Festival site" means the audience area, which begins after the admission control to the stages (known as the “infield”).

Your validated wristband will be personalised upon first entry in accordance with your activation details as setup at https://login.lollapaloozade.com and will contain a cashless payment chip. The general terms and conditions of the respective provider of cashless payment option apply exclusively to the handling of electronic payments for use within the Event Site.

 

5. Security checks

5.1       A security check, including a body check, is performed by the stewards on admission both to the event site and to the festival site for reasons of security and order as well as waste prevention. The organiser is entitled to refuse admission to the event if the attendee is carrying prohibited items or substances (see the FAQs of the festival site: https://www.lollapaloozade.com/faq) or if there is another risk to the health and safety of the attendee or other attendees (e.g. due to aggressive behaviour or if proof of admission entitlement is missing or due to the failure to comply with the safety measures to protect the health of attendees in connection with Covid-19 (Section 8a.)) or if the ticket used for entry has been invalidated or if the attendee is otherwise violating the Lollapalooza Berlin T&Cs.

5.2       We reserve the right to also perform random security checks during the event in order to ensure the safety of the event.

5.3       If the attendee is at fault for being refused access to the event or for being removed from the event, there shall be no claim to a refund of the ticket price.

5.4       We reserve the right to refuse access if an attendee refuses to leave behind items which in our reasonable assessment may endanger or disrupt other persons during the event or which are included on the list of prohibited items on the festival site FAQs.

The organiser is not obliged to store the items and assumes no liability for their loss.

 

6. Image and sound recordings on the event site

6.1 Only small cameras and mobile phones with a camera function are permitted on the festival site subject to the condition that these are only intended for personal and not commercial use. Reflex cameras, cameras with zoom lenses or with any type of video function are not permitted. Video cameras and audio recording devices of all types, such as tape recorders, MP3 recorders and dictation devices are also prohibited.

The organiser may refuse the attendee entry to the event site if the attendee is unwilling to leave behind the prohibited devices. Section 5.4 applies accordingly.

6.2       All rights to audio and audio-visual recordings of the festival for purposes of commercial exploitation are reserved by the organiser. No-one may make, transmit and/or make publicly accessible such recordings for commercial purposes without the prior written consent of the organiser. In particular, this includes the distribution of such recordings directly via the internet.

 

7. Use of sound and image recordings

We will film, live stream and photograph the event and produce audio and audio-visual recordings thereof. In each case, this may include the audience.

By entering the event site the attendee irrevocably consents to the unpaid use of their image and voice for photographs, live broadcasts, transmissions and/or for image and/or sound recordings created by the organiser, their representatives or other third parties in connection with the event, and to their subsequent use in all present and future media (particularly such as in the form of sound and image storage media, and to their digital distribution e.g. on the internet). This means in particular that the attendee grants the organiser and its third-party contractual partners/licensees the right, not limited by time, location or content, to record the attendee’s images, voice, actions and/or statements in any form and configuration without the attendee’s special consent and to reproduce, transmit them or make them publicly accessible and/or distribute them in another way in media of its choice for any commercial or non-commercial purposes.

On and around the festival site, recordings may be made by the police or security personnel for the safety of attendees or the prevention of crime. By entering the festival site, the attendee hereby consents to this.

 

8. Exclusion of attendees

If good cause exists, particularly if the attendee commits criminal offences on the event site (e.g. assault, theft, drug dealing), lights fireworks or endangers other attendees (e.g. by crowd surfing or similar), then the organiser is entitled to exclude the attendee from the event. If the organiser exercises his exclusion right, then the entry ticket loses its validity. There is no entitlement to re-admission or to a refund of the purchase price.

 

8a.2 We will take appropriate health protection measures based on our individual hygiene concept. We reserve the right to require, as a condition for admission to the event to comply with adequate hygiene protection measures which will be communicated in advance.

We are therefore entitled to refuse admission to the event without refund if an attendee does not meet the requirements communicated in advance as well as in the event that it turns out that an attendee is obliged to be isolated (quarantined) due to an official order or by law.

8a.3. In the event of non-compliance with the above measures, we are entitled to exclude the attendee concerned from the event.

8a.4 Attendees should visit the event website in good time before the event to find out more information about the protective measures.

8a.5 However, despite the reasonable measures we have taken, the risk of transmission cannot be completely eliminated. When an attendee participates in an event, they bear the risk in connection with Covid-19 themselves. In this respect, our liability for damages is excluded. Section I.3 paragraph 1 remains unaffected.

8a.6 We reserve the right to change, supplement, replace or otherwise modify this Section 8a. with immediate effect at any time. When making changes, we will take the interests of the user into appropriate consideration. Section 16. applies accordingly.

9. Damage to hearing and health

The festival attendee is aware and agrees that music festivals constitute an environment with high noise levels, and that pyrotechnics, lasers, smoke machines, strobe lighting or other special effects may occur during some performances. The organiser is only liable for damage to hearing and other damage to health if he or his agents are guilty of intent or negligence or if there has been a culpable failure to fulfil a duty to maintain safety. The attendee should avoid proximity to the loudspeakers; corresponding barriers must be strictly respected. The use of hearing protection is strongly recommended, particularly when close to the stages.

The event takes place outdoors. It is highly recommended that suitable clothing and shoes are brought to protect against possible adverse weather conditions.

 

10. Handling of the entry ticket; Prohibition of commercial resale / use

10.1 The entry ticket must be retained and is no longer transferable after validation.

10.2 Prohibited Transfer: We sell tickets to visitors exclusively for private, non-commercial use. Any commercial or resale of the tickets as part of a business is prohibited. Commercial ticket sales and the ticket sale business are the sole responsibility of the organiser and our authorized ticket agents. In particular, customers may not: (a) publicly sell tickets or offer such for sale in an auction (e.g., on Ebay); (b) offer for sale or sell tickets on Viagogo, StubHub, Ticketbande; (c) offer or give away tickets for sale at a price higher than the price paid, with a maximum of 15% markup to cover transaction costs; (d) sell or give away tickets to commercial or trade resellers and/or ticket vendors; (e) use or allow tickets to be used or sold for commercial or trade purposes without the prior written consent of the organiser e.g. for raffle, promotional, marketing purposes or as giveaway, or as part of an unauthorized hospitality or travel package.

10.3 Permitted Transfer: A private transfer of a ticket for non-commercial reasons, in particular in individual cases of illness or other inability of the customer to attend, is permissible, provided there is no case of unauthorised transfer as defined in Clause 10.2. In this case, the customer can only transfer the rights and obligations from the attendance contract to a third party by the third party entering into the attendance contract in his place, assuming all rights and obligations. This entry requires the consent of the organiser, which is hereby granted under the following conditions: (a) the transfer is a case of permitted transfer as described above in this Section 10.3, (b) the customer expressly notifies the new ticket holder of the applicability and content of these Lollapalooza Berlin T&C and the new ticket holder agrees to the application of these Lollapalooza Berlin T&C between him or her and the organiser. The transfer of individual rights from the attendance contract is excluded if one of the conditions stated in (a) or (b) is not met. The permitted resale of tickets can only be made within the resale functionality of the Ticketmaster platform and by no other means and in keeping with terms detailed in section 10.2.

The permitted transfer of tickets, with no exchange of funds, can be made by using the ticket transfer functionality of the Ticketmaster platform. Tickets can be transferred to other users. The terms detailed in section 10.2 remain unaffected.

10.4 Consequences of a prohibited transfer: A violation of the above conditions (Sections 10.2-10.3) leads, subject to the imposition of a contractual penalty in accordance with Section 10a, to the loss of the right of access without compensation, i.e. the ticket loses its validity in this case and the promoter is entitled to withdraw the ticket as well as other access authorisations without compensation.

10.5 We do not provide reprints (e.g. in the event of loss of tickets) respectively reissue tickets (e.g. in the event of loss of mobile tickets). If the ticket has been altered and destroyed in whole or in part, we are entitled to invalidate it.

10.6 Unless expressly stated otherwise during the ordering process, tickets can only be cancelled in the event of cancellation or postponement of the event. Section 12.5 remains unaffected.

10.7 Tickets for this event have a unique QR-Code which will be scanned on entry. Tickets are only eligible for use by the person for which they are issued for. For the organiser, compliance with the applicable data protection regulations within the scope of the personalisation of the ticket is a matter of course. The organiser uses the data within the framework of the legal provisions, for the execution of the contract. The attendee may at any time object to the use or transmission of his data for the purpose of market or opinion research with the organiser. If the attendee wishes to object to this use of his/her data altogether, a message to:  FRHUG Festival GmbH & Co. KG Chaussestr. 1, 10115 Berlin info@lollapaloozade.com.  Customers may be prosecuted if found to have deliberately duplicated and resold personalised tickets for fraudulent gain.

 

10a. Contractual Penalty

10a.1 Requirements: In the event of a culpable breach of these Lollapalooza Berlin T&C, in particular of one or more provisions in clause 10.2 (a), (b), (c), (d), or (e) or 10.3 (a) or (b), we shall be entitled, in addition to the other measures and sanctions possible under these Lollapalooza Berlin T&C and any claims for damages, to impose a contractual penalty on the respective seller to be determined by us at our reasonable discretion (§ 315 BGB), the reasonableness of which may be reviewed by the competent court in the event of a dispute.

10a.2 Amount: The amount of the contractual penalty shall be determined in particular by taking into account the number and intensity of the infringements, the type and degree of fault (intentional or negligent), efforts and successes of the customer or ticket holder with regard to compensation for damages, the question of whether and to what extent a repeat offender is involved and, in the case of unauthorised resale of tickets, the number of tickets offered, sold, passed on or used as well as any revenues or profits generated by the resale.

 

11. Attendee arrival / parking / allocation of areas

The attendee is responsible for their journey to the event and parks their vehicle at their own risk. Parking in unmarked areas is prohibited and will be prosecuted; vehicles may only be parked in designated parking areas or car parks. In these parking areas, the road traffic regulations apply (StVO). Escape and rescue lanes must be kept clear of any structures – especially parking cars – at all times. Cars being parked outside of designated parking areas or blocking escape and rescue lanes will be towed away without prior notice. The towing fees will be charged to the vehicle holder.

In addition, the Parking Rules in section II of these Lollapalooza Berlin T&C apply.

 

12. Cancellation / postponement / Programme changes

12.1 The event can be cancelled by the organiser without grounds up until the beginning of the event. Please update yourself on our website https://www.lollapaloozade.com in time before starting your arrival to the event in order to understand whether the event takes place as scheduled.

12.2 Programme changes can occur at festivals. In the event of the cancellation of individual artists or groups of artists, the organiser will endeavour to find an appropriate replacement; attendees have no entitlement to claims due to cancellation of individual artists or groups of artists. Admission to event areas with a limited capacity is granted only within the scope of the officially approved audience capacities. If the admission volume is full, then the organiser may restrict admission temporarily, without this forming the basis for a claim to a partial refund.

12.3 Our liability in the event of a cancellation prior to the beginning of the event, a postponement or other material changes to the event is limited to the refund of the face value of the entry ticket. Personal arrangements made by the ticket holder, including for travel and accommodation in conjunction with the event, are made at the ticket holder’s own cost and risk. In such cases, we are not liable beyond refunding the face value of the entry ticket and in particular not for futile expenses incurred. For the limitations of liability the exceptions according to clause I.3 apply accordingly.

A material change is when a change occurs which makes the event a materially different event than that which can be reasonable expected by the purchaser of a ticket. A change of artists in the lineup of the event does not constitute a material change in this sense.

 

12.4 Should the event be postponed, or a material change occur, the ticket price can only be refunded if we or, where appropriate, our ticket partners receive the refund request (and the return of the ticket, where appropriate) in good time. We must receive such refund requests no later than 24 hours prior to the start of the alternative event or the materially changed event as the case may be.

12.5 If the event is cancelled, curtailed or postponed due to circumstances that are outside of the organiser’s reasonable control (e.g. force majeure), the attendee's right to withdraw from the contract is excluded. In the event of cancellation or curtailment, the organiser will schedule a new date for the event insofar as and as soon as possible and reasonable. If the event is postponed or - in the case of cancellation or curtailment - rescheduled, the tickets remain valid for the postponed or rescheduled event.

 

13. Closure/clearance of areas

For security reasons, the organiser may temporarily or completely clear and close individual areas of the event site, without this forming the basis of a claim to a partial refund of the ticket price. The related instructions of the organiser or the instructions of people or companies commissioned by the organiser must be followed immediately to prevent danger to life and limb.

 

14. Weather conditions

In principle, the event will take place in any weather. However, the organiser reserves the right to interrupt or cancel the event at any time in the case of danger to attendees because of the weather. In the event of a corresponding interruption to the event, the attendee shall have no claims to a full or partial refund of the ticket price.

 

15. Notices / instructions

Also applicable are the current notices and the instructions of the on-site stewards as well as the current information on the organiser’s official homepage [https://www.lollapaloozade.com] and the official festival app (where available).

 

16. Changes to the Lollapalooza Berlin T&C

We reserve the right to change, supplement, replace or otherwise modify the Lollapalooza Berlin T&C with immediate effect at any time. When making changes, we will take the interests of the user into appropriate consideration.

If we change the Lollapalooza Berlin T&C, we will inform you of this on the Lollapalooza Berlin website. The changed Lollapalooza Berlin T&C will become effective six (6) weeks after this notification for all tickets purchased prior to the change, unless you object to the change within six weeks following the notification. Attendance of the event following the expiry of this period of six (6) weeks without objection is deemed your consent to the changed Lollapalooza Berlin T&C.

 

17. Severability clause

Should any clause of these Lollapalooza Berlin T&C be or become invalid, the remaining clauses of the terms and conditions will remain expressly unaffected. Where applicable, the invalid clause will be replaced by a valid provision which the parties, acting in good faith, would have agreed if they had known that the provision concerned was invalid and which most closely approximates the economic purpose originally pursued by the invalid provision.

1. PARKING RULES
2. Applicability of the parking rules

If parking is being provided by the organiser, the following parking rules apply to all parking areas shown on the maps and to the roads and paths belonging to the event site (maps will pe published in due time before event at https://www.lollapaloozade.com ). By purchasing the entry ticket and/or entering the site, the attendee submits to these parking rules.

There is no entitlement to being granted access to the parking areas and/or a specific parking area within a parking area. The organiser reserves the right to reserve any available parking spaces for individual groups of people.

 

2. Orders from stewards and security staff

The orders of stewards and security staff must be followed; they apply in addition to these provisions.

 

3. Applicability of the German Road Traffic Act / use of the parking areas

The German Road Traffic Act (StVO) applies on the entire event site and in the parking areas. Driving should always be at walking speed in the area of the event site and parking areas. Only vehicles with a total authorised weight up to max. 3.5t may be parked in the parking areas. Parking in unmarked areas is prohibited and will be prosecuted; vehicles may only be parked in approved parking areas or car parks. Vehicles parked outside marked parking areas or causing an obstruction on roadways or in rescue lanes may be towed away without warning. The costs incurred will be borne by the perpetrator.

 

4. Termination of the parking permit

Any parking permit issued is cancelled if the parked vehicle is uninsured and/or subject to compulsory deregistration and/or has no official number plate with valid inspection tag and/or the vehicle has been parked with a leaking tank/engine or in an unroadworthy condition or in a condition that could pose a hazard.

 

5. No monitoring of car parks

The vehicles parked in the car parks are not monitored. Vehicles are parked at the owner’s risk. Stewards are employed for marshalling and for checking access authorisations, not for vehicle monitoring.

 

6. Liability of the organiser

The organiser is generally not liable for damage due to theft or damage to the vehicles parked in the car parks. The organiser is generally not liable for damage and losses incurred by the user and attendee due to burglary, theft, fire, natural phenomena or other incidents. The liability limitations in this figure 6 are subject to the restrictions according to the provision in figure I. 3 (liability of the organiser) of the Lollapalooza Berlin T&C. If the organiser provides lockers in which valuables can be deposited, the organiser is not liable for items deposited in the lockers. The organiser is entitled to charge a fee for such provision of lockers.

 

7. Rescue routes

Observance of the ground markings or other signage of the escape routes and rescue lanes is mandatory. They must be kept clear under all circumstances.

 

8. Prohibition of animals

Animals may not be brought into parking areas. Exceptions may be granted for companion dogs. If the accompaniment of an assistance dog is required, the organiser must be contacted in advance of the event.

 

9. Exclusion from the event

Failure to comply with the parking rules may result in temporary or complete exclusion from the entire event.

 

10. Other instructions/information

The current notices and the instructions of the on-site stewards as well as the current information on the official homepage https://www.lollapaloozade.com and the official festival app apply in addition to the parking rules.

1. Applicability of the parking rules

If parking is being provided by the organiser, the following parking rules apply to all parking areas shown on the maps and to the roads and paths belonging to the event site (maps will pe published in due time before event at https://www.lollapaloozade.com). By purchasing the entry ticket and/or entering the site, the attendee submits to these parking rules.

There is no entitlement to being granted access to the parking areas and/or a specific parking area within a parking area. The organiser reserves the right to reserve any available parking spaces for individual groups of people.

 

2. Orders from stewards and security staff

The orders of stewards and security staff must be followed; they apply in addition to these provisions.

 

3. Applicability of the German Road Traffic Act / use of the parking areas

The German Road Traffic Act (StVO) applies on the entire event site and in the parking areas. Driving should always be at walking speed in the area of the event site and parking areas. Only vehicles with a total authorised weight up to max. 3.5t may be parked in the parking areas. Parking in unmarked areas is prohibited and will be prosecuted; vehicles may only be parked in approved parking areas or car parks. Vehicles parked outside marked parking areas or causing an obstruction on roadways or in rescue lanes may be towed away without warning. The costs incurred will be borne by the perpetrator.

 

4. Termination of the parking permit

Any parking permit issued is cancelled if the parked vehicle is uninsured and/or subject to compulsory deregistration and/or has no official number plate with valid inspection tag and/or the vehicle has been parked with a leaking tank/engine or in an unroadworthy condition or in a condition that could pose a hazard.

 

5. No monitoring of car parks

The vehicles parked in the car parks are not monitored. Vehicles are parked at the owner’s risk. Stewards are employed for marshalling and for checking access authorisations, not for vehicle monitoring.

 

6. Liability of the organiser

The organiser is generally not liable for damage due to theft or damage to the vehicles parked in the car parks. The organiser is generally not liable for damage and losses incurred by the user and attendee due to burglary, theft, fire, natural phenomena or other incidents. The liability limitations in this figure 6 are subject to the restrictions according to the provision in figure I. 3 (liability of the organiser) of the Lollapalooza Berlin T&C. If the organiser provides lockers in which valuables can be deposited, the organiser is not liable for items deposited in the lockers. The organiser is entitled to charge a fee for such provision of lockers.

 

7. Rescue routes

Observance of the ground markings or other signage of the escape routes and rescue lanes is mandatory. They must be kept clear under all circumstances.

 

8. Prohibition of animals

Animals may not be brought into parking areas. Exceptions may be granted for companion dogs. If the accompaniment of an assistance dog is required, the organiser must be contacted in advance of the event.

 

9. Exclusion from the event

Failure to comply with the parking rules may result in temporary or complete exclusion from the entire event.

 

10. Other instructions/information

The current notices and the instructions of the on-site stewards as well as the current information on the official homepage https://www.lollapaloozade.com and the official festival app apply in addition to the parking rules.

1. Applicability of the house rules

By purchasing the ticket and/or entering the event site (cf. Section I.4.), the attendee submits to these house rules in Section III of these Lollapalooza Berlin T&C.

2. Orders of security staff and public officials

The orders of public officials and/or security staff employed by the organiser must be followed at all times without reservation.

 

3. Entry to the event site

Entry to the event site is permitted only with an attached, undamaged festival wristband and the associated entry ticket (cf. Section I.4).

 

4. No entry for conspicuous attendees

Attendees who are obviously drunk or similarly conspicuous are not entitled to enter the event site.

 

5. Security checks / prohibited and permitted items

On entry to the event site, a search (body check) for prohibited items is conducted on all people.

Prohibited items include:

• Any bags and any rucksacks / backpacks lager than DIN A4
• Helmets, masks, disguises (except for commercially customary face masks for hygenic purposes)
• Firearms, cutting, stabbing, guns, ammunition belts and other weapons of all types
• Saws, axes, hatchets and similar tools
• Fireworks, torches, sparklers and other pyrotechnic items of any kind (incl. Bengal lights)
• Chairs, seating furniture and seating (e.g. polystyrene cubes)
• RECORDING DEVICES: professional sound, photographic and video equipment is prohibited
• Go Pros and Drones
• Notebooks, tablets, computers
• Laser pointers
• Animals
• Bulky items of all types e.g. ladders, chairs, hammocks, tents, flagpoles, umbrellas, camping equipment, banners and selfie sticks.
• Flammable liquids
• Drugs and illegal substances of any kind
• Glass bottles
• Deodorant spray, hairspray, pepper spray, Animal repellent sprays, CS-Spray, Sprays (incl. perfume)
• Cans, nonreusable and reusable bottles made out of PET (e.g. Lemonade, Water, etc.), cups and hydration packs lager than A4
• Large cooling bags or other large containers / boxes
• Speakers of all sizes
• Flyers, Stickers, Leaflets or similar
• Sharpies, permanent markers and similar
• Food
• Megaphone
• Props or costume parts that glorify violence (e.g. Weapons)
• Radios and similar
• Drums, Airhorns, vuvuzelas and other mechanical or electronic devices for generating noise
• Chains, chains on wallets, collars
• Inline skates, roller skates, skateboards, scooters
• Bicycles
• Texts, pictures or other materials with discriminatory, contemptuous, obscene, pornographic and/or racist content or which indicate violations of the personal rights of third parties.

 Carrying the above items may result in rejection of the attendee and exclusion of the attendee from the event.

Only the following items may be brought onto the festival site (permitted items):

• bum bags, hip bags, jute bags, gym bags size A4 (21 x 30 cm) and smaller
• one pram bag per child (only at the Family Entrance)
• wellies and rain poncho
• regular small-format cameras without a detachable lens, pocket cameras and disposable cameras
• mobile phones
• small powerbanks
• Keys•    Wallet / purse
• blankets
• closed sunscreen up to 100ml
• Cigarettes only for personal consumption
• Sealed Hand disinfectant which does not exceed 100 ml in volume
• deodorant (no spray cans, only deodorant sticks or rolls in plastic packaging)
• Empty, collapsible drink bottles
• Medication or medical equipment by appointment - please contact us beforehand via info@lollapaloozade.com

There are free-of-charge drinking-water taps available on the festival site.

 

6. Escape routes

Escape routes and steps must be kept free at all times, may not be used as seating and must be crossed quickly.

7. Prohibition of animals

Animals may not be brought onto the festival site. Exceptions may be granted for companion dogs. If the accompaniment of an assistance dog is required, the organiser must be contacted in advance of the event.

 

8. Liability of the organiser / lockers

The organiser is not liable for damage and losses incurred by the user and attendee due to burglary, theft, fire, natural phenomena or other incidents. The restrictions in figure I 3 of the Lollapalooza Berlin T&C (liability of the organiser) apply accordingly to these liability limitations. If the organiser provides lockers in which valuables can be deposited, the organiser is not liable for items deposited in the lockers. The organiser is entitled to charge a fee for such provision of lockers.

 

9. Handling of waste

During the event, waste must be disposed of in the bins and containers provided for this purpose.

 

10. Protection of children and young people

We observe the German Youth Protection Act. In order to protect children and young people, admission entitlement applies on all event sites in accordance with section I.2 of the Lollapalooza Berlin T&C.

 

11. Use of the toilets

Urinating outside of the toilets and facilities provided for this purpose is not permitted.

 

12. Vandalism

Wanton damage to any items or equipment is prohibited and will be prosecuted as vandalism.

 

13. Prohibition of accessing certain areas

Accessing and climbing ramparts, scaling fences, lampposts, buildings, junction boxes, sanitary stations, portable toilets and other infrastructure facilities on the entire event site is prohibited.

 

14. Unauthorised presence on the event site

Persons present on the enclosed event site without authorisation will be reported for obtaining services by deception (§ 265a StGB) and for trespass (§ 123 StGB).

 

15. Consideration requirement

Consideration must be shown towards other festival attendees.

 

16. Exclusion from the event

Failure to comply with the house rules may result in complete exclusion from the event. The entry ticket is invalidated on exclusion from the event. There is no entitlement to re-admission or to a refund of the purchase price.

 

17. Prohibition of endangering other attendees

Any endangerment of other attendees – particularly from “crowd surfing”, “circle/wall of death”, “pogo dancing” or lighting fireworks (incl. Bengal lights) – is strictly prohibited and will result in exclusion from the event.

1. If the purchaser is the consumer and has purchased their ticket online, then the organiser advises that, from 15 February 2016, the European Commission has provided a platform for online dispute resolution here: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/odr/main/index.cfm?event=main.home.show&lng=ENT The email address of the organiser is:  info@lollapaloozade.com

2. If the attendee has not purchased their ticket online, then the organiser advises that he is unwilling to participate in dispute resolution proceedings in accordance with the German Consumer Dispute Resolution Act.

 

3. A consumer is any natural person who purchases a ticket for purposes that are predominantly attributable to neither their commercial nor their independent professional activity.