House rules multi-day (camping) festival
General access rules
1. These house rules apply to everyone who enters our event site, the campsite, the parking lot and other Locations belonging to the event (the "Location"). In this way, together we ensure a pleasant and safe experience.
2. In this document you can read what you can and cannot bring to a multi-day (camping) festival. Are you unsure about an object? Then there is a good chance that it will not be allowed inside. Please note: MOJO cannot store items for you, so please do not bring unnecessary or valuable items. The less you bring, the faster you can enjoy the event!
3. Always follow the instructions of the MOJO team or the authorized persons designated by MOJO. They are there to help you and others and make everything run smoothly.
4. In situations not covered by these house rules, MOJO may decide to take additional measures.
Self-reliance, Own risk & Liability
5. Anyone on or in the Location is requested to inform themselves of the escape routes in case there is an emergency.
6. If necessary, the Location or MOJO can decide to vacate the Location.
7. Make sure you can always contact your home front in case of emergencies.
8. Entering the Location and attending the event are entirely at your own risk. MOJO does not accept any liability for damage caused by entering the Location or attending the event, such as hearing, vision and/or other physical damage.
9. In or on the Location, you may be exposed to noise levels above 80 dB(A). Wearing hearing protection is your own responsibility. MOJO advises to use hearing protection to prevent hearing damage.
Minimum age
10. MOJO advises visitors under the age of 16 (recommended minimum age) to visit the event together with an adult. Visitors of all ages need a valid ticket.
11. For some events, MOJO may set a minimum age. This is clearly communicated in advance on our website.
12. If you are under 18 years of age, you may receive a different wristband upon arrival at the Location.
Identification requirement
13. Throughout the event, identification is required at the Location, just like everywhere in the Netherlands. Therefore, make sure that you always have a valid ID (driver's license, passport or identity card) with you.
14. At the request of, for example, bar staff, security or other authorized persons designated by MOJO, you must be able to show a valid ID.
Accessibility and Medical Resources
MOJO is committed to providing a positive and inclusive experience for all. That is why extra accessible facilities are available at the Location for visitors with disabilities.
Check out the event's website for an overview of these facilities.
Due to safety rules and regulations, not all things are possible, including the following:
15. It is not allowed to bring chairs or stools (foldable or not) to the Location. There is plenty of seating available or bring your own rug. If you nevertheless have an urgent medical reason to want to bring a chair and/or stool, please contact MOJO via [email protected].
16. Wheelchairs, walkers, mobility scooters and other necessary aids (such as medical crutches, canes) are allowed, but are not allowed at high-risk places designated by MOJO, such as in front of a stage.
17. At many Locations you can freely choose a place. At Locations such as stadiums, the fire brigade has indicated that necessary aids such as wheelchairs, walkers, mobility scooters and other items (such as medical crutches) may only be located in designated places, such as specially equipped viewing platforms. The Locations of these platforms can be found on the MOJO website.
18. Medicines are only allowed in combination with a medicine passport (available free of charge at every pharmacy, take into account an application time of approximately 3 weeks) or up-to-date medication overview (can be requested free of charge from the pharmacy or can be downloaded digitally yourself) as well as supplies for administering this medication. At the entrance to the Location, the medical service checks the medicines, because medicines can also be used as drugs or narcotics. Medicines that need to be refrigerated can be handed in to the medical service.
19. Food and liquids that are necessary due to an allergy or illness are allowed. To do this, bring a statement from, for example, your doctor, dietician or a card from your patient association.
20. Do you have specific questions about accessibility, medicines, food or liquids? Feel free to contact MOJO via [email protected].
Rules for access
Entry ticket and admission
21. You can only access the Location on presentation of a valid admission ticket.
22. Stay in the part of the Location that you were granted access to. It is also not allowed to (continue to) stand on the steps of stands.
23. The persons designated by MOJO have the right to deny you access to the Location or remove you from the Location, without the right to compensation.
24. It is not permitted to enter the Location or to be present under the influence of alcohol and/or other mind-altering substances.
25. During the event, MOJO may make photos and/or video recordings for journalistic or promotional purposes, without compensation. The processing of personal data by MOJO is done in accordance with the privacy statement, which can be found on the MOJO website.
Safeguards
26. If requested, you are obliged to cooperate in the inspection (search) of personal property.
27. You are also obliged to cooperate with checks by means of a superficial touch of clothing, bags, bags and/or shoes.
28. Refusal of any of the above checks may result in you being denied access to the Location, with no right to a refund or compensation.
29. For the safety of visitors and employees, there is camera surveillance on and around the Location. This is done in accordance with the privacy statement of the administrator of the cameras (MOJO and/or the Location).
Rules around your own food and drinks
30. Due to licensing regulations, glass, glass bottles, and spirits (more than 15% alcohol content) are not allowed. Self-mixed drinks with spirits are also not allowed. Therefore, only original sealed/closed beverage containers are allowed.
31. Drinks that are not allowed will not be taken into custody or reserved.
Campsite
32. No more than 8 liters of drinks (total of the contents of all containers, both non-alcoholic and low-alcoholic) may be taken per person in original sealed/closed beverage containers.
33. You can only bring food and/or drinks the first time you go through the wristband tent. If you have your wristband on, it is no longer possible to bring food and/or drinks from outside the Location (including the parking lots). So make sure you bring your own food and/or drinks as soon as you first go in.
Festival site
34. Own food and drinks are not allowed on the festival site and will not be taken into custody or served.
35. You can bring one empty drinking bottle of up to 0.5 liters to the festival site. This can be filled free of charge at the various water taps on the festival grounds. Cans and glass bottles are not allowed.
What does MOJO think of;
MOJO wants the event to be a safe and pleasant environment for everyone. That is why there are a number of rules of conduct about what is and is not allowed.
Improper behavior
36. (Sexual) violence, (sexual) intimidation, discrimination, vandalism, incitement, aggression and causing nuisance in any form is not allowed. Such behavior may result in removal from the Location without refund and a transfer to the police. MOJO calls on visitors and employees to report this type of behavior to MOJO employees or to the staff of the Location.
37. Activities such as crowd surfing, spraying graffiti, making open fires, destroying or moving property of other visitors, the Location and/or MOJO, and climbing (temporary) constructions are also not allowed.
38. Wearing football shirts, club-related, provocative expressions and/or face-covering clothing are not allowed.
Use of alcohol and (electronic) smoking products
39. In line with Dutch law, it is forbidden to buy alcohol and/or smoking products if you are under the age of 18. Passing on alcohol and/or tobacco to visitors under the age of 18 is also not allowed. Do you want an 18+ wristband? Then you can pick it up at the bars.
40. (Electronic) smoking is only allowed in the open air. Smoking is not allowed inside buildings, structures, tents and under canopies, according to Dutch law. Sealed, refill packs for e-cigarettes are only allowed on the camp sites with a maximum of 50 ml of liquid (plastic) refills.
Drugs and Mind-altering Drugs
41. Drugs and other mind-altering substances, such as (laughing) gas cartridges are not allowed, just like in the rest of the Netherlands.
Items that generally do not belong at a multi-day (camping) festival
Some items/materials are not safe for a multi-day (camping) festival and are therefore not allowed:
42. Items/materials such as glass, dry ice (can cause burns -180 degrees), needles, torches, lamp oil, toxic, flammable or explosive materials, batteries/accumulators and generators, weapons, chains or other items that can be used as a weapon or disturb the peace are not allowed. As well as fireworks, flares, laser pointers and other light with a bundled beam, bicycles, skates, skateboards, scooters unmanned aerial vehicles (so-called UAV or Drones), (domestic) animals, two-way radios, separate and larger refrigerators such as a table model and refrigerators on gas and/or other dangerous items are not allowed.
However, the following are allowed:
43. Perfume and necessary medication in original glass packaging up to a maximum of 50ml, (jewelry) chains on trousers, jewelry, power banks for charging mobile phones, batteries/accumulators for medical applications, binoculars, small hand fans and pumping devices.
44. In case of violation of the house rules, you are responsible for storing or disposing of unauthorized items outside the Location. MOJO does not provide storage for these items. Prohibited items will be discarded and will not be returned or taken into custody. If legally prohibited items and/or criminal offences are found, the police will be called in.
Items that do not belong in the campsite
45. Gas installations and large gas bottles.
46. Only gas cylinders with a valve or screw cartridges with a capacity of up to 250 grams are allowed on the campsite.
47. It is not allowed to bring or set up cheaper, lightweight and simple party tents on the campsite. These tents are not designed for repeated use, have a limited lifespan, break down during the festival and are therefore left behind and contribute to unnecessary waste production. Only reusable party tents (max 25m2) that are suitable for repeated use and meet reasonable quality standards and wind resistance are allowed, provided they are not left behind after the festival. The organization reserves the right to refuse or remove tents that do not meet these conditions.
However, the following are allowed on the campsite:
48. Disposable barbecues for single use, small hammers for installing tent pegs, cutlery, pocket knife, flags, flagpoles, sunscreen, contact lens solution, binoculars, small hand fans, pumping device, perfume and necessary medication in original glass packaging up to a maximum of 50ml, chains on pants and jewelry, power banks for charging mobile phones, batteries/accumulators for medical applications), a built-in camping fridge/cool box on 12V and simple speakers (maximum power of 30W), provided that fellow visitors are reasonably taken into account.
Items that do not belong on the festival site
49. Aerosols (with the exception of small packages up to 250ml of sunscreen, deodorant and perfume), cans, glass, laptops, e-readers, tablets/Ipads, speakers, toxic, flammable, explosive materials and/or other dangerous items, selfie sticks, banners, cardboard/paper signs with inscriptions larger than A4 size, flags larger than 1x2m, flagpoles larger than 1.5m or thicker than 2 cm and umbrellas.
Bag ban
50. There is a ban on bags on the festival site. Suitcases, backpacks and bags larger than A4 size and thicker than 10 cm (including front and side pockets) are not allowed. Only bags of up to A4 size and up to 10 cm thick or linen bags with one compartment are allowed.
51. Larger bags may be taken to the campsites. There are (limited) lockers available for a fee in front of the entrance to the festival site.
Recordings, recording equipment and publicity
52. Professional photo, film, and other recording equipment (such as DSLRs, cameras with detachable lenses, and GoPro or similar equipment) and recording equipment that is not immediately visible or recognizable as such to employees and/or visitors (such as META glasses or similar equipment) are not permitted.
53. Compact digital cameras with a fixed lens and phones with a camera are allowed at the Location, unless otherwise communicated in advance.
54. Creating and distributing professional and/or commercial content from/during/at the event is not permitted without written permission from MOJO, not even through influencers or content creators. In addition, it is not permitted to advertise or make any (other) form of publicity in any way in connection with the event and any part thereof, either around and at or during the event.
In the event of a violation of these rules (Recordings, recording equipment and publicity as well as Trading of goods, flyers & samples), MOJO has the right to recover the costs of recording and distributing commercial content or the advertising made from the visitor. This amount is calculated on the basis of the rates charged by MOJO to its commercial partners for comparable rights.
In addition, an immediately payable fine of €10,000 applies for each disclosure or any advertising made (per incident or individual case) and €5,000 for each day that these violation continues. The foregoing does not affect the right of MOJO to demand from the visitor compliance and/or compensation for the damage suffered or to be suffered.
Trading goods, flyers & samples
55. It is not permitted to trade goods, distribute flyers and/or hand out samples at the Location without the permission of MOJO. These activities are prohibited by law in public spaces without a permit. These activities are prohibited by law in public spaces without a permit. The provisions of Article 54 also apply here with regard to violations of the rules, including the fine included therein.
Additional (safety) rules for the camper camping
56. The camper camping is exclusively intended for caravans, folding trailers and for campers as defined by the National Road Transport Agency (RDW). In addition, vehicles must meet the requirements mentioned in the Road Traffic Act and the Vehicles Regulations.
57. In addition, cars with a roof tent are also allowed on the camper campsite if the roof tent is actually mounted on the roof of the car. Other tent constructions on a car are not allowed. All other (temporarily converted) vehicles such as vans, station wagons with mattresses, etc. are not allowed.
58. For vehicles as described above, an additional Camper Camping Ticket is required.
59. It is not allowed to leave the towing vehicle next to the caravan and/or folding trailer. This vehicle must be parked in an adjacent parking lot.
60. A (front) tent may be placed per camper, caravan or folding trailer, as long as you stay within the dimensions of your reserved camper camping spot.
61. Additional conditions may apply in terms of safety requirements, the size and use of motorhomes, caravans and folding trailers. Check the event website for more information.
62. Gas installations with separate removable gas bottles in motorhomes, caravans and/or folding trailers are not allowed. The following exceptions apply to this rule:
- Only gas cylinders with valve or screw cartridges and a capacity of up to 250 grams are allowed.
- Motorhomes with a fixed gas installation and a fixed tank are allowed.
- Motorhomes with a fixed gas installation and a separate gas cylinder of which the installation is not designed to remove the bottles and the cylinder can only be filled via an external filler are allowed.
63. Upon entering the camper campsite, the gas installation is checked by MOJO for reliability. When in doubt, MOJO decides.
Additional (safety) rules for the parking areas
64. The parking lot is not supervised and the site is not closed. Parking is at your own risk and MOJO accepts no liability for loss of or damage to a vehicle (or its contents).
65. The car park can only be used for (RDW-approved) passenger cars and motorcycles. Parking buses, trucks, etc. is not allowed. It is also not allowed to spend the night in a vehicle in the car park.
66. MOJO reserves the right to refuse certain vehicles if it suspects that a vehicle is transporting hazardous substances or in the event that MOJO is of the opinion that the vehicle, in view of its size and/or weight, or by the goods that are transported with it, can cause damage to the environment.
67. Drivers of vehicles and other persons in the car park must follow the instructions of the authorized persons designated by MOJO and behave in such a way that this does not cause any nuisance to others and/or endanger the safety of persons and property.
68. The Road Traffic Act and the Traffic Rules and Traffic Signs Regulations apply to the car park. In the event of non-compliance, the driver is liable for the resulting damage.
Respect for the neighborhood and environment
69. If you are visiting a MOJO event, take the environment into account by:
Only park at the designated parking options.
Do not urinate, but to use the available sanitary facilities.
Respect the property and sleep of the local residents.
Not to leave litter in and around the Location, but to dispose of waste neatly in the waste bins available at and around the Location.
Failure to comply with the house rules
70. Violation of the house rules may result in denial of access to the Location, with no right to refund or compensation.
In conclusion
71. MOJO reserves the right to change these house rules. Visitors are encouraged to regularly review the house rules for any changes.