Practical infomation about SYD FOR SOLEN

SYD FOR SOLEN takes place in Valbyparken in Copenhagen.

DATES:
Thursday, 13 August 2026 – The festival site opens at 13:00
Friday, 14 August 2026 – The festival site opens at 13:00
Saturday, 15 August 2026 – The festival site opens at 13:00

FIRST TIER – FROM 10 DECEMBER AT 10:00 (LIMITED QUANTITY)

Festival Pass (Partout): 2,350 DKK + fee
Under 25 Festival Pass*: 1,900 DKK + fee
Child Ticket (ages 3–12): 1,175 DKK + fee
Baby Ticket (ages 0–2): Free
1-day ticket: 1,050 DKK + fee
2-day ticket: 1,550 DKK + fee

*Valid for everyone under 25 as of 13–15 August 2026.

PRICES AFTER THE FIRST TIER

When the first tier sells out, prices increase to:

Festival Pass (Partout): 2,550 DKK + fee
Under 25 Festival Pass*: 1,900 DKK + fee
Child Ticket (ages 3–12): 1,175 DKK + fee
Baby Ticket (ages 0–2): Free
1-day ticket: 1,200 DKK + fee (limited quantity)
2-day ticket: 1,700 DKK + fee (limited quantity)

*Valid for everyone under 25 as of 13–15 August 2026.

Children of all ages are welcome at SYD FOR SOLEN with a valid ticket.
A limited number of baby and child tickets can be purchased when you buy your regular ticket.

For safety reasons, prams and pushchairs are not allowed on the festival site.

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
We advise against bringing children to the site after 20:00.

SYD FOR SOLEN is located in the heart of Valbyparken and can be reached by bus, metro, S-train, or bicycle.
We recommend leaving your car at home, as no parking facilities are available.

You can find your public transport options to SYD FOR SOLEN at rejseplanen.dk or via Google Maps.

No! We love saving paper, so we recommend bringing your ticket on your mobile phone.
Of course, printed tickets are also accepted.

If you would like to stay up to date on festival news, you can sign up for our newsletter here.
You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram, where we regularly share updates about the festival, the line-up, and the countdown to SYD FOR SOLEN.

No – when the music ends, it’s time to leave the site, head out into the Copenhagen summer night, or go home to bed. Where you go is up to you.

Yes, you may leave and re-enter the festival site.
Just remember to scan your ticket or wristband when exiting.
As long as you have a valid access pass, you can re-enter the festival.

You can redeem your deposit as payment at the bar or donate your empty drink containers in the donation bins around the festival site.

The collected amount will go directly to organizations that will be announced closer to the festival.

You can also redeem your deposit during the day at the two dedicated bars on site.

We take waste sorting seriously.
As a guest, we ask you to sort your waste into four clearly marked categories at the bins located throughout the festival site.
It’s a big job – but a necessary one. Thank you for helping us keep the festival as beautiful as it sounds.

All payments at the festival must be made by card (Dankort, Visa, MasterCard, etc.).
It is not possible to pay with cash or MobilePay – so remember to bring your credit card.

We regularly take photos and record video at SYD FOR SOLEN.
If you are in focus, we will ask for your permission before using the image.
If you are in the crowd, we may not have been able to obtain permission from everyone.

If you have any questions, please write to [email protected].
If you have photos that SYD FOR SOLEN may use and share, please tag us – it makes us happy!

SYD FOR SOLEN aims to be a positive presence in the local community of Valby – a celebration for those who attend and a considerate neighbour to those who do not.

Behind the festival is smash!bang!pow!

We are experienced concert organisers and have been producing shows since 2008.
We are very grateful to be able to host SYD FOR SOLEN in Valbyparken, and we will, of course, take great care of this unique area.

Music starts each day at 14:00 and ends at 24:00.

Thank you for your patience!

Lost items can be handed in or collected at the ticket office at the festival entrance.
After the festival, items will be delivered to the Copenhagen Police Lost and Found Office.

It’s a good idea to pack light – a small bag with an extra jumper, a rain jacket, an empty water bottle, and some sunscreen.

For safety reasons, you may not bring the following items:

• Umbrellas

• Folding chairs / festival chairs

• Stools

• Food or drinks in any packaging

• Thermos flasks and mugs

• Animals

• Weapons or objects that can be used as weapons

• Professional photo, sound, or video equipment

• Selfie sticks, tablets, or iPads

• Grills or any cooking equipment

• Fireworks, flares, or smoke

• Alcohol or drugs

• Laser pointers

• Flags or banners

• Large bags, backpacks, or suitcases (larger than a tote bag)

• Prams and pushchairs

• Soundboks speakers or DJ equipment

• Any type of drone

• Rollators (contact us at [email protected] if you have special needs)

There are no lockers or other storage facilities on site.

The festival is wheelchair accessible, with platforms and toilets available for wheelchair users.
These are for guests with disabilities and their companions – as well as for holders of child tickets, as the toilets include baby-changing facilities.

Wheelchair or disability tickets can be purchased via Billetlugen on +45 70 26 32 67.
When purchasing a wheelchair or disability ticket, you may bring one companion free of charge (requires an official companion card).

If you have questions regarding access, platforms, or anything else, please contact us at [email protected].

We do everything we can to ensure that you and your friends have a safe and enjoyable festival experience.
Security staff will be visibly present throughout the festival – please follow their instructions; they are there for your safety.

In the unlikely event of an evacuation, emergency exits are clearly marked, and our staff will guide you calmly out.

Paramedics are present at all times, and you can always approach Security if you need help or notice anything that doesn’t seem right.

To ensure a safe experience, the festival site is monitored by cameras, allowing us to respond quickly to any incidents.

Take care of yourselves – and of each other.