FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions – Antilliaanse Feesten 2025

Can I buy a ticket for Friday + camping only?
No, this ticket is not available.
If you want to camp, you need a festival ticket for the day of arrival and for each following festival day, plus a camping ticket for each night. Friday + camping only is therefore not possible.

Can I attend the Thursday concerts without camping?
Absolutely!
In recent years, concerts on Thursday take place on a part of the festival grounds, allowing us to welcome evening visitors. You can simply buy a Thursday ticket without camping in our ticket shop.

From what age do children need a ticket?
Children under 12 enter for free.
However, Antilliaanse Feesten is a night-time festival, with performances lasting into the early morning. We therefore recommend arranging a babysitter for young children. From the age of 12, the regular ticket price applies.

When will the Antilliaanse Feesten take place in 2026?
Antilliaanse Feesten always takes place during the second weekend of August. In 2026, the festival will be held on August 6, 7 and 8.

Will tickets be available at the door?
Yes, we keep a limited number of tickets aside for sale at the entrance.
Our golden advice: buy your tickets in advance in the ticket shop – it guarantees your access and avoids queues.

What GPS coordinates should I use?
Set your GPS to "Hoogstraten, Hal 3".
Important: due to a changed traffic situation, please follow our on-site signage from that point onward and turn off your GPS.

¿Cuándo se celebrarán los Antilliaanse Feesten en 2026?
Los Antilliaanse Feesten se celebran siempre el segundo fin de semana de agosto. En 2026 será los días 6, 7 y 8 de agosto.

Is the festival accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, we strive every year to make the site as accessible as possible:

Reserved parking: report to the parking stewards and they will guide you to the VIP parking near the main entrance.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance: the gate can be widened for wheelchair access.
Large video screens: one at the main stage and one centrally located on the festival grounds.
Wheelchair ramps at all stage tents.
Accessible toilets: a dedicated toilet is available at the WC island between the Main and Joker stage.
Assistance dogs for the blind are of course welcome.