Nothing could be easier! Tickets for Reload Festival 2025 are available exclusively here on our website under Tickets.

No problem! Simply contact us by e-mail at tickets@reload-festival.de.

On the occasion of the 20th anniversary, there is good news for all those who have missed out so far: You can now secure a strictly limited contingent of highly coveted day tickets!

Day tickets are strictly limited and cost:
🎟️ Thursday: €109
🎟️ Friday: €129
🎟️ Saturday: €129

Tickets are available here in our ticket store: www.reload-festival.de/tickets

If you have any questions about tickets, you can always contact us by e-mail at tickets@reload-festival.de at any time.

You will receive your wristband at our ticket containers on the Plaza in exchange for your ticket.

The opening hours of the container are:
Wednesday:
16:00 – 0:00
Thursday to Saturday:
9:00 – 0:00

Our tickets are not personalized. So please remember to bring your ticket with you. If you have forgotten your ticket, we unfortunately cannot guarantee you admission. In this case, please speak to our team at the ticket container.

Age checks will be carried out at the entrance to the festival site and at the wristband issuing station. Please have your ID card ready as proof of age.

Minors (under 18 years of age) can also be admitted to the site upon presentation of a permit and a declaration of consent. Children and young people are also allowed entry if they are accompanied by a parent or legal guardian during their visit. To verify age, carrying an identity card is mandatory. We would also like to point out that age checks are carried out when serving alcoholic beverages to ensure compliance with the German Youth Protection Act.

Children up to and including 12 years receive free admission when accompanied by their parents – also in the infield. Please remember to wear ear protection.

For safety reasons, baby carriages and large bags are not permitted in the infield.

We cannot allow children under the age of 6 on our campsites.

Also this year we offer an early arrival on Wednesday, 13.08.2025. This is possible from 12:00 – 22:00. In order to cover the additional costs incurred, we charge a fee of €15 per person, which is paid in cash on site. On Thursday at 9:00 a.m. we will continue as usual – without any additional costs, of course!

We recommend entering “Linderner Straße, 27232 Sulingen” as the destination address for navigation systems.

In the immediate vicinity of the town of Sulingen, you can follow the local signs to the festival site. From there, we will guide you to the campsite via the appropriate routes.

Extra parking spaces are available for day visitors. From there it is only a 10-minute walk to the site. Please follow the signs on site to these parking spaces and do not try to park your car on the campsite if you are a day visitor.

If you are staying overnight outside the city despite having a “Kombiticket” (festival & camping ticket) and are therefore traveling by car every day, you can use a special commuter parking lot.

It is not possible to reserve spots for friends arriving later. In such cases, there is an alternative area at the entrance of the campsite where you can wait for latecomers. Don’t worry, we have plenty of space for everyone. 😉

From Hamburg/Bremen

For visitors coming from Hamburg, take the A1 freeway to the Bremen/Brinkum exit, then switch to the B6 toward Bassum/Syke. Please note: After two kilometers, the main road splits into the B6 toward Syke and the B51 toward Bassum. Please follow the B51 in the direction of Bassum.

Follow this road until you reach Bassum. There, switch to the B61 toward Sulingen and follow it until you reach the town sign. From there, the route to the festival will be signposted.

From the direction of Hanover

Visitors coming from Hanover should follow the B6 via Garbsen and Neustadt am Rübenberge to Nienburg/Weser. From there, please continue on the B6 toward Sulingen until it becomes the B214. Follow this road until you reach the Sulingen town sign. From there, the route to the festival will be signposted.

From the direction of Osnabrück/Ruhr area

Visitors from the Ruhr region should take the A1 via Münster. Continue on the A1 toward Bremen until the “Diepholz” exit. There, switch to the B214 toward Steinfeld/Diepholz. Once in Diepholz, the B214 takes a small detour around the town. Make sure to stay on the B214 toward Wetschen/Rehden/Sulingen. After another 25 kilometers, you will reach the Sulingen town sign. From there, the route to the festival will be signposted.

You can get to Sulingen by bus from Bassum, Nienburg and Diepholz train stations. The best way to plan your journey is via the Deutsche Bahn website. We recommend getting off at the “ZOB” stop in Sulingen, from where you can walk along Parkstraße and Lindener Straße to the festival site.

As every year, we offer discounts to people with significant disabilities. On presentation of a disabled person’s ID card with feature B, which certifies a degree of disability of at least 50%, one accompanying person receives free admission. The person with a disability pays the full admission price. Subsequent reimbursement of admission prices is not possible. Upon presentation of your ticket and ID at the ticket counter, our staff will grant free admission for the accompanying person.

Handicap camp: more comfortable camping for people with disabilities

To make our festival as pleasant as possible for all visitors with disabilities, we offer the handicap camp on campsite 2. This specially designated area provides the easiest and shortest route to the infield – mostly via paved paths that are also suitable for wheelchairs and walking aids.

To take advantage of this offer, please complete the registration form form. Please note that places are limited! In addition to the person accompanying you, you can bring up to three other friends with a valid festival pass. In total, your group may consist of a maximum of five people. One vehicle per group is also permitted.

Accessibility on the festival site

Disabled toilets are available on the festival site and the forecourt. On the forecourt, these are only accessible around the clock for authorized persons.

The festival area in front of the stage is a grassy area, which means that wheelchair users may be restricted if it continues to rain. In order to allow an unobstructed view of the stage, we will set up a raised platform for wheelchair users next to the FOH (Front of House).

Toilets in the handicap camp

The Handicap Camp is logistically well accessible – both for arrival and during the festival. Please note, however, that there is no separate “Shit City” with water-flushed toilets or showers. Instead, barrier-free porta-potties are available on site.

Flush toilets and showers are located a maximum of five to seven minutes’ walk away. We are aware that this is not ideal, but for logistical reasons we are currently unable to offer an alternative area. Our aim is to constantly improve the conditions – and we are already working on it! 😊

Power & cooling for medical aids

If you need to recharge medical or electronic equipment or store medication in a cool place, please contact the ASB paramedics on site. They will be happy to help you!

Power supply in the camp

If you need electricity directly at your camp, you can rent power stations and other devices from our partner Maentum (formerly Plug In Festivals) or reserve them in advance.

Further information and booking at: www.maentum.de

Mandatory registration for the handicap camp

The handicap camp is a voluntary service for our guests with disabilities. Of course, you can also stay overnight in the regular camping areas.

To ensure that there is enough space for all eligible visitors, registration for the Handicap Camp is mandatory from this year onwards.

Please note:

• Use of the camp is only possible with prior registration.

• The registration deadline is August 8th. Unfortunately, late registration is not possible.

So register in good time so that we can make your festival experience as pleasant as possible! 😊

We look forward to seeing you!

Note: Information on terms from A to B cannot be relied upon. Our festival is very informal, on average it rarely takes longer than 30 minutes to walk to the infield.

This year there will also be there will be two free streetcarsthat will take you to the town (outdoor pool & EDEKA) and from the campsites closer to the festival area bring. Unfortunately, it is no longer possible to drive directly onto the forecourt and through the backstage area for safety reasons.

You can take your own non-alcoholic drinks into the infield in tetrapaks up to one liter.

Due to the positive experiences from previous years, we are asking you to use fanny packs again this year. To accommodate those of you who need a little more space, we also allow simple bags and pouches up to A4 size (21 x 29.7 cm)

With us you can camp right next to the car: no lugging – hooray! With us you can drive your car & camper directly onto the campground and sleep in/next to your vehicle. Camping is included in the price of the “Kombiticket” (festival & camping ticket) and is only possible with such a ticket.

Camping is only permitted in the marked, fenced-in area. Wild camping is prohibited due to the high risk potential.

If you have a disability, you have the option of parking and camping in a specially designated area on campsite 2. The camp is located in such a way that it offers the easiest and shortest route to the infield. Most of the path is paved, making it easy to use for people with wheelchairs or walking aids. It is also possible to bring an additional vehicle and a maximum of 2 accompanying persons with valid tickets. Please note that this special arrangement only applies in conjunction with an official disabled pass. You can find more information about our Handicap Camp here.

We try to allow groups with mixed vehicles (e.g. cars and camper vans) to camp together, but cannot always guarantee this for logistical reasons. It is also not possible to reserve pitches for friends traveling with you. For cases like these, an alternative area is available at the beginning of the campsite where latecomers can wait in an emergency.

If you need to move your car again during the festival, please let the parking attendants know and park in the alternative area. We would like to avoid traffic on the main roads during the festival for safety reasons.

If you are staying overnight outside despite the combined ticket and therefore traveling to the festival by car every day you can use the special commuter parking lot parking lot.

An early arrival is possible from Wednesday from 12:00 to 22:00! The early arrival costs 15€ per person and is paid on site in cash paid on site.

Here are the opening times for getting to the campsite:

• Wed: 12:00 – 22:00
• Thu – Sat: 9:00 – 22:00

Please use these opening hours. A later arrival is still possible in an emergency.

We cannot grant you access to the campsite with a day ticket. Access to the campsite is only permitted with a Kombiticket (festival & camping ticket).

The following are permitted on the campsite:

• Tents and tent material
• Camping chairs
• maximum of two normal pavilions (3 x 3 meters) per camp
• Simple grills
• Gas stove with gas cartridges (please only small cartridges, no large 5 kg gas cylinders! Exception: permanently installed and tested systems).
• Beverage barrels
• Beverage cans
• Plastic bottles
• Tetrapaks

Drinks in glass bottles and glass containers are prohibited due to the risk of injury. Food packaging is exempt from the glass ban.

Home furnishings such as sofas, armchairs, building materials and bulky waste are not permitted.

There will be no power generator hire this year either. Generators up to 2 KW are permitted on the campground if they are in perfect condition, in particular if they do not leak oil or fuel. Operation is permitted until midnight. A maximum of 5 liters of fuel may be carried in additional tanks per vehicle. All power units must be operated in a technically perfect and well-maintained condition in accordance with the operating instructions. The operation of gensets and other power sources must be monitored at all times. Only power units approved for use in the European Union are permitted.

Your luggage will be searched for glass bottles and prohibited items at the access control points. Please be aware that these checks are also carried out for your own protection. The risk of injury from glass bottles is extremely high and we want to protect you from serious injury.

Please make sure to keep the escape routes clear!

Open fires are strictly prohibited on the entire site and will be punished with expulsion from the site. Camping stoves and barbecues are not affected. However, make sure that you keep a sufficient distance from adjacent tents and cars. Also, please do not try to cook anything in your tent or car.

When leaving the campsite, please make sure to remove pegs from tents and pavilions so that they do not pose a danger to you and your vehicles when you leave. We explicitly point this out because in recent years there have been injuries to the cleaning staff.

We cannot allow children under the age of 6 on our campsites.

Departure is possible on Sunday until 14:00. Of course you can always leave during the festival – but note: Unfortunately, once you’ve left the campground by car, you can’t get back in. But there are commuter parking lots.

POWER DIRECTLY AT YOUR TENT – Powerstation rental at the Reload Festival

No more empty batteries at the festival: MAENTUM (formerly Plug-in Festivals) makes it possible! At the Reload Festival, you can conveniently supply yourself with electricity directly at your tent – thanks to mobile power stations for hire at the campsite. Ideal for all those who don’t want to do without electrical devices during the festival weekend.

How it works

You borrow a Powerstation – a compact, powerful battery box – and use it all weekend. Is the battery empty? No problem! You can swap your Powerstation for a full one as often as you like. This way, you’ll be supplied around the clock without having to worry about power sources.

Technical equipment

• 1x 230V socket outlet (up to max. 500 watts continuous power)

• 4x USB ports for charging cell phones and other devices (USB-A & USB-C)

• 1x 12V cigarette lighter for compatible devices

Important: Appliances with a power consumption of more than 500 watts – such as coffee machines, hobs or refrigerators – cannot be used.

Overview of terms

• Smartphone: over 40 charges

• Small rechargeable batteries (e.g. e-cigarettes, power banks, shavers): easy to recharge

• Electric air pump: over 6 hours

• Compressor cooler: over 12 hours

• Electric cool box: over 5 hours

• CPAP ventilator: over 10 hours

Book now and camp relaxed

Get your Powerstation before the festival – for more comfort, more energy and less stress on the campsite!

👉 Click here to book

SECURITY FOR YOUR VALUABLES – Lockers at the Reload Festival

Relaxed partying without worries: Safeboxes lockers keep your belongings safe – around the clock!

Your safe place for valuables

The Safebox lockers are located directly at the transition from the campsite to the infield. Here you can safely lock away your valuables such as your cell phone, wallet, keys or other personal items – accessible at all times and always guarded.

Round-the-clock support

The lockers are supervised day and night by trained staff so that your belongings are in safe hands at all times.

Two sizes – with power option

Choose the right subject for your needs:

• Standard or XL lockers

• Includes a socket with 15 or 90 watts maximum power – perfect for safely charging your devices during the festival!

Tip: Book online now

Simply secure your locker online in advance – conveniently and stress-free.
Remaining contingents are also available directly on site, subject to availability.

👉 Book a locker now

MY TENT IS ALREADY BEEN PITCHED – A relaxed start to the Reload Festival

No tent? No problem! With the mein-zelt-steht-schon service, you can start the festival weekend without any stress or lugging around – and concentrate fully on partying.

Camping without effort

If you don’t have your own camping equipment or want to save yourself the trouble of setting up, this is the right place for you. You book your desired tent and accessories in advance – and everything is already set up for you on site. Simply arrive, move in and party away!

Individual and flexible

Whether alone, as a couple or with a large group: mein-zelt-steht-schon offers accommodation in various sizes. You can also put together your own individual camp – e.g. with:

• Airbeds & sleeping bags

• Tables & chairs

• Lamps & awnings

• and much more!

Your advantages at a glance

• No lugging, no assembly

• Ideal for anyone without their own equipment

• Individual equipment bookable

• Directly at the Reload festival site

Start the festival stress-free now

Less luggage, more comfort – and immediately ready for the first festival drink.

👉 Click here to book

🎉 Warm-up on Wednesday
Before the Reload Festival really gets going, we’ll be setting off the anticipation rocket on Wednesday:
17:00 – Give me Rain kicks things off
18:00-21:00 – DJ Poldi makes dancing compulsory
From 21:00 – MoreCore Party… and the evening escalates!

🌙 Aftershow party in the tent
Because we’re not fans of going to bed early: Every festival day, we party on in the tent until our feet are tired and our voices are hoarse.

On Saturday, August 16, from 22:00 THENIA AF. will be playing at the Tentstage.

Reload? We are ready! 🔥

In addition to free portable toilets on the entire site, there are also 4 Shit Cities with water-flushed toilets and showers. These are located at campsites C1, C3, C5 and on the forecourt. C3 also has showers with individual cubicles. All Shit Cities are open 24 hours a day.

The prices:

• One-time use of WC: € 0.50

• One-time use of showers: 2,00 €

• Weekend flat rate: € 9.99

• 1-day flat rate: € 5.00

In the Shit Cities there is electricity for hairdryers and cell phones, facilities for washing up and free drinking water.

You will find disabled toilets at Camp C2 and in the Shit Cities.

To make sure you don’t fall off the wagon at the festival, there will be some tasty treats waiting for you on the infield and the plaza. A variety of food stands will offer all kinds of delicacies to suit every taste and food preference.

The food stands have from Wednesday on the forecourt and from Thursday on the infield will have lots of offers for you – including vegan too, of course! Under “Site plan” you will find a list for orientation.

In addition, Sulingen’s city center with its numerous stores and supermarkets is within walking distance and offers further shopping opportunities for forgotten little things.

A cup deposit is charged on the entire site, which will be refunded upon return.

You may take your own non-alcoholic drinks into the infield in tetrapaks up to one liter. Collapsible bottles are also fine.

Please note that we will not accept payment with 200 and 500 euro bills at the cash desks and on the entire festival site. However, EC payment is possible at our official Reload merch stand and at the drinks trolleys. In addition, there will be an EC and credit card terminal at the official Reload Merch stand and at the cash desk container where you can withdraw money.

Remember to have cash ready for the traders and at the food stands.

Free drinking water we offer you at several places in the infield and at all Shit Cities for collection. Please take a look at our map – drinking water points are marked there.

Breakfast is back at the start! 🥐☕️

Our popular breakfast for all tastes (yes, even vegans!) is back – fresh, delicious and with everything you need for a good start to the day.

When can you feast?
🕖 Thursday to Saturday: 7-12 a.m.
🕖 Sunday: 7-11 a.m.

What’s on offer?
A delicious breakfast buffet, plus sandwiches and coffee – also to go if you want to continue straight away.

What does the fun cost?
🎟️ 1 day: €15
🎟️ 3 days: €40
🎟️ 4 days: €50
(The prices from 2024 remain stable – yay!)

Tickets & wristbands
🎫 You can get your tickets directly on site – very easily in the morning at breakfast.
🎫 For all those with a multi-day appetite: You can also buy the multi-day wristbands on Wednesday and Thursday from 3-6 pm at the tent – very relaxed in advance. Of course, they will still be available in the morning.

☕ Coffee & cake alert!
Thursday to Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. there are sweet moments of happiness and caffeine refills – perfect for taking a deep breath between the festival highlights. And for all those with a vegan sweet tooth: There’s also more vegan cake this year! 🎂🌱 And yes: To Go is a must, so you won’t miss a beat.

Don’t fancy camping? In the  Host directory of the town of Sulingen you will find information on other accommodation options in the area.

Taking photographs for private purposes with simple cameras is allowed. Bringing professional equipment, such as DSLR cameras, is  prohibited. Audio and video recordings are also not allowed.

Exceptions to this are the press representatives accredited before the festival.

Please keep your beloved pets at home. A music festival is simply not the right place for them. Therefore, bringing animals to the entire festival site is prohibited. We accept no liability whatsoever.

An information and lost and found container will be set up for you on the event site. If you have any questions during the festival, you can contact our staff there. There will also be designated stewards around the festival site who will be on hand to help and advise you.

You will find it right next to the ticket container on the forecourt.

The opening hours of the container are:
Wednesday:
16:00 – 0:00
Thursday to Saturday:
9:00 – 0:00

From this year there will be an information and lost and found container give. You will find it right next to the ticket container on the forecourt.

The opening hours of the container are:
Wednesday:
16:00 – 0:00
Thursday to Saturday:
9:00 – 0:00
Sunday:
10:00 – 12:00

Our current festival collection is available exclusively in our merch store! After the festival, the remaining merchandise will also go into the store – just give us 2-3 weeks. So keep your eyes open and get your favorite pieces before they’re gone!

For safety reasons, the emergency services will be on site around the clock to take care of your ailments, big and small.

In the event of injuries that need to be treated, a specially set up paramedic camp with specialist staff will be at your disposal. There will also be mobile paramedic patrols , which will be located both on the festival site and at the campsites.

For more serious injuries, a rescue vehicle is also available at all times.

Of course we hope for your assistance in case of an emergency and wish you and us an injury-free festival weekend.

If required, paramedics and police are also available at all times. A delegation of paramedics, the police and the fire department are easily accessible near the festival site and camping area.

If you need help quickly, you can always ask the security staff and stewards on site for help by radio.

If you have any worries during your stay and need someone to talk to, our chaplains are always ready to listen to you. You will find them on the “Durchkreuzer” minibus in the forecourt.

It is strictly prohibited   to advertise on our festival grounds without the prior approval of the festival management . We reserve the right to take appropriate measures in the event of a violation of this regulation . Please send requests for advertising permission to our contact address in the  Imprint.

We attach great importance to Tolerance, consideration, help and civil courage in emergencies. You can all make your own personal contribution to ensuring that the Reload Festival is a great experience for everyone. All staff, security and paramedics are there for you, and if you also look out for each other, nothing will stand in your way:

• 🛑 WE ARE A SAFER SPACE: We are here for you! If you notice something wrong, please contact the crew or security. You are not alone!
• 👫 MAKE YOURSELF STRONG: For yourself and for others. The Reload Festival is a place of respect. Know your alcohol limit so that everyone can enjoy the festival weekend.
• 🦁 “WHERE TO GO TO LÖWENHÖHLE?”: This is our code for help. Feeling unsure? Say this sentence and we’ll be there for you.
• 💞 ONLY YES MEANS YES: Consensus is key. Everything should happen with everyone’s agreement.
• 🚫 ZERO TOLERANCE: Racism, hate symbols, unwanted comments, unauthorized photography, catcalling or other harassment have no place here.
• ✉️ WE LISTEN: Do you have any suggestions or concerns? Mail us at  awareness@reload-festival.de. In case of emergency, always contact security or crew directly!

Let’s spend a Reload weekend together that is fun, enjoyable and safe for everyone.