Yes, cycling to the festival is absolutely possible - and encouraged! We’ve made space for around 2,500 bicycles, spread across 358 designated spots along the main cycling and walking routes. Bike parking is located inside Park Den Brandt, but please dismount upon entering the park and only park in the clearly marked areas. You can access the bike parking via Acacialaan and Kastanjelaan. Friendly stewards will be on site to guide you to a free spot.

Getting to the festival by public transport is easy and convenient. Several tram and bus lines stop within walking distance of Park Den Brandt. You can take Tram Line 6 to Antwerp P+R Olympiade - from there, it’s just a 10-minute walk to the park entrance. Alternatively, Tram Line 2 stops at Antwerp Olympiade, which is about a 12-minute walk away.

Prefer the bus? Bus Lines 17, 18, 21, and 33 all have stops in the area. Simply plan your route in advance and enjoy a stress-free ride to the festival. Visit www.delijn.be for more details. All stops are clearly signposted, and there will be plenty of signs to guide you once you’re nearby.

Travelling by train? Smart move - it’s one of the easiest and most eco-friendly ways to get to the festival. We’ve got a free, non-stop shuttle service running between Antwerpen Berchem Station and the festival entrance, provided by our partner Reizen Lauwers. This service runs all day long, during the full duration of the festival. Just hop on, show your ticket/bracelet and let us bring you straight to the park.

The shuttle bus stop at Berchem Station will be located at the De Lijn bus stop at the Binnensingel, right under the pedestrian bridge. Find the Google Maps pin right here.

Alternatively, you can also travel to Antwerpen Centraal Station and transfer to Tram 2 or 6. After a short tram ride and a brief walk, you’ll be at Park Den Brandt.

As things stand, we do not provide any parking facilities for the festival. The area around Park Den Brandt will be very busy throughout the festival weekend, partly due to other large events happening nearby, including Jazz Middelheim. We strongly recommend using public transport, cycling, or parking further away to avoid traffic jams and unnecessary stress.

To ensure smooth traffic flow and safety for all visitors, parking bans will be in place on several roads near the park and at key entrances. Exact zones and timeframes will be shared here soon — please check back before your visit. Let’s keep it easy, safe and sustainable — leave the car at home if you can.

A dedicated K+R zone is set up at the beginning of Eglantierlaan, with stewards to assist with taxi and ride-share drop-offs and pickups.