Detailed FAQs can be found on the Lollapalooza Berlin website.

To get to the festival site as quickly as possible, it is best to leave your bags at home. If you want to take a bag with you anyway, pack only light and necessary things! This way, you help us to keep waiting times short for everyone. Due to security measures at the entrance, only the following bags are allowed:

• Waist bags/waist packs
• Turnbeutel /gymbags,
• Jute bags and backpacks up to DIN A4

Bags larger than DIN A4 format are not permitted.

Families with children and children’s tickets, please use our family entrance. You are allowed to bring a backpack, or a bag, and a stroller per child. Due to the thorough checks, longer waiting times are possible there. We thank you in advance for your understanding.

You can bring along:‍

• Bags and backpacks up to a format of DIN A4
• Strollers – only at the family entrance and only one stroller per child
• One bag per child – only at the family entrance
• Rain poncho
• Key rings
• Simple 35mm cameras without lenses, disposable cameras, pocket cameras
• Cell phones
• Small portable chargers (max. the size of a mobile phone)
• Binoculars
• Wallet
• Blankets
• Sunscreen up to 100ml
• Disinfectants up to 100ml
• Zigarettes, E-Zigarettes & Vapes
• Deodorant – no spray deodorant, only deodorant sticks or rollers in plastic packaging
• Empty foldable drinking bottles up to 500ml (there are free drinking water taps on the festival grounds)
• Medication or medical equipment – please contact barrierefrei@lollapaloozade.com in advance

‍Please leave these things at home:

• Backpacks or bags larger than DIN A4
• Professional camera and sound recording equipment, tripods, lenses or other camera utensils
• Go Pros, Drones and Selfie Sticks
• Glass containers (including perfume bottles), hard packaging
• Canisters / cans, cups, PET bottles, hydration backpacks or bags with a capacity of more than 500ml
• Sprays of any kind (esp. deodorant spray, hairspray, pepper spray, animal repellent sprays, CS spray, perfume)
• Flammable liquids
• Fireworks, torches, sparklers and other pyrotechnic objects of all kinds (including Bengalos)
• Necklaces of any kind (exception: delicate jewellery chains)
• Bulky objects of all kinds such as ladders, chairs, hammocks, tents, flagpoles, stick umbrellas, camping equipment, banners
• Own food – there will be plenty of culinary alternatives for dietary restrictions
• Large cooler bags and other large containers
• Firearms, weapons, cutting and stabbing weapons, pistols, ammunition belts; Any dangerous objects (pointed, sharp, hot, etc.)
• Intoxicants, drugs and illegal substances of any kind
• Laser pointer
• Bugles, horns, drums, vuvuzelas or similar to produce noise
• Megaphones and speakers of any kind
• Radios, radio equipment
• Skateboards, inline skates, roller skates, scooters
• Scooters and bicycles – there is a separate space for these in front of Entrance A
• Fly Spot, Flyer, Sticker and so on
• Eddings, permanent marker
• Notebooks, Tablets, Computer
• Helmets and masks (except for commercially available face masks as a hygiene measure)
• Props or costume parts that glorify violence (e.g. weapons) or that may pose a threat
• Texts, images or other materials with discriminatory, contemptuous, obscene, pornographic and/or racist content or that indicate the violation of the personal rights of third parties.

More information at lollapalooza.com.

Any changes regarding the line-up will be published on the website of the Lollapalooza Berlin.

General

Lollapalooza Berlin sees itself as a festival that wants to be equally accessible to all people. In particular, the interests of our visitors with disabilities are an important concern for us. Therefore, we have brought professional support on the way to an inclusive festival into the team in order to be able to offer everyone present the best possible stay.

In the following, we have summarized the most important information about accessibility. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact our service mail barrierefrei@lollapaloozade.com at any time.

‍Barrier-free Timetable

The barrier-free timetable will be released here in the weeks before the festival.

‍Ticketing & accompanying Person

To visit Lollapalooza Berlin, a paid ticket of your choice is required. Visitors with disabilities can bring an accompanying person to the festival free of charge, provided that the mark “B”, “Bl” or “H” is noted in their severely disabled pass. To do this, the free accompanying person ticket must be booked additionally in the ticket shop.

The accompanying person will have access to all areas purchased with the paid ticket. This means that accompaniment is also possible in comfort and VIP areas.

If the person with a disability needs a Kids Ticket, it is not possible to book the Kids Ticket in conjunction with a free escort ticket for technical reasons. In this case, please proceed as follows:

1. Book a free escort ticket via our ticket shop.

2. Then contact our support via contact@lollapaloozade.com with a request for kids tickets.

3. To do this, provide your ticket number and email address under which the escort ticket was booked.

4. Our support team will get back to you as soon as possible with the option of booking a Kids Ticket (if available).

‍You – what would an Event be without you?

We would like to create an event that meets your requirements and offer you the opportunity to get involved. You are welcome to share your wishes, needs and questions under barrierefrei@lollapaloozade.com. We will then try to answer and implement them in a timely manner.

Have you noticed a barrier that we did not consider? Then feel free to send us your impressions and together we will overcome this hurdle. You are also welcome to give feedback after the event, because it is important to us to constantly develop ourselves. With us, your voice is heard and together we create improvements.

‍Consideration / Household / Right to issue Instructions

To ensure that the festival visit is a beautiful experience with lasting memories, we ask all festival visitors for tolerance, consideration, civil courage and help in emergencies. Everyone should make their personal contribution, because the safety and integrity of the festival visitors is paramount. Therefore, the domiciliary rights during the entire festival lie with the organizer and his commissioned third parties. The instructions of the organizer’s security service must be followed at all times.

Persons wearing clothing with an inhumane, homophobic or right-wing extremist background will not be admitted to the site and will not receive a refund of the ticket. Persons who attract attention on the premises through the above-mentioned statements or behaviour will be immediately expelled from the premises without reimbursement.

Lollapalooza Berlin sees itself as a car-free festival, as the topic of sustainability plays a central role for us. Therefore, please use the various public transport or bicycles to travel to the festival.

You can find multilingual live information on how to get there by public transport HERE:

Or as an app: Google Play Store / Apple App Store

As soon as it is available, please also use the map in our Lolla Berlin app to plan your festival journey. Detailed information about the festival grounds, the open entrances, and how to get there using various modes of transportation will also be available on the website and our social media channels in the weeks leading up to the festival. Additionally, you will receive this information via newsletter if you have bought a ticket.

‍Arrival by public transportation

U-Bahn

The U2 underground line takes you to the U Olympia-Stadion underground station. From there it is only a short walk to the stadium (entrance east gate: 500m, entrance south gate: 870m).

Average journey time:

• 2 minutes from Ruhleben Underground Station
• 13 minutes from Zoologischer Garten Underground Station
• 25 minutes from Potsdamer Platz Underground Station
• 36 minutes from Alexanderplatz Underground Station

‍S-Bahn

The S-Bahn lines S3 and S9 take you to the S-Bahn station S Olympiastadion. From there it is only a short walk to the stadium (entrance Südtor via the exit Flatowallee: 200m, entrance Osttor via the exit Trakehner Allee: 250m)

Average journey time:

• 7 minutes from Spandau S-Bahn Station
• 14 minutes from Zoologischer Garten S-Bahn station
• 23 minutes from Friedrichstraße S-Bahn station
• 26 minutes from Alexanderplatz S-Bahn Station

Bus

With the bus lines M49 and 218 you can reach the Flatowallee stop. From there it is only a short walk to the stadium. Bus line 143 takes you to Neu-Westend Underground Station. From there, you can either go directly to the stadium or take the U2 subway line to Olympia-Stadion station for another stop.

You can also find this information HERE on the official Olympiastadion Berlin website.

‍International Travel Information

Nearest Airport: Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER)

Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) is the primary international gateway to Berlin, situated approximately 30 kilometers southeast of the city center. The airport offers a range of transportation options to reach central Berlin and the Olympic Stadium.

Transportation from BER to Olympiastadion:

S-Bahn

1. Route: From BER Terminal 1-2, take the S9 line (direction: Spandau) directly to the Olympiastadion station.
2. Frequency: Trains run every 20 minutes.
3. Duration: Approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes.

‍Airport Express Train (FEX) and S-Bahn

1. Route: Take the FEX train from BER to Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Central Station). From there, transfer to the S3 or S9 line heading towards Spandau and alight at the Olympiastadion station.
2. Frequency: FEX trains depart every 30 minutes.
3. Duration: Total travel time is approximately 1 hour.

‍Taxi

1. Availability: Taxis are readily available outside the airport terminals.
2. Duration: Approximately 35-50 minutes, depending on traffic.

Nearest Central Train Station: Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Central Station)

Berlin Hauptbahnhof is the city’s central railway hub, offering extensive national and international connections.

Transportation from Berlin Hauptbahnhof to Olympiastadion:

S-Bahn

1. Route: From Berlin Hauptbahnhof, take the S3 or S9 line (direction: Spandau) directly to the Olympiastadion station.
2. Frequency: Trains run every 10 minutes.
3. Duration: Approximately 20 minutes.

‍U-Bahn

1. Route: Alternatively, take any S-Bahn from Hauptbahnhof to Zoologischer Garten, then transfer to the U2 U-Bahn line (direction: Ruhleben) and alight at the Olympia-Stadion station.
2. Frequency: U2 trains run every 5 minutes.
3. Duration: Approximately 30 minutes total travel time.

Want to find your own connection from where you are? Just use the navigation service websites via either DB or BVG to find more connections.

‍Arrival by Car & Parking

Lollapalooza Berlin sees itself as a car-free festival, which is why we do not provide parking spaces at and near the festival grounds. Please use public transport in the spirit of sustainability and neighbourliness with the residents.

Note that the police have an increased focus on “wild and illegal parkers”, so that parking in residents’ parking spaces or parking areas not marked as such can be punished more strongly.

If travelling by car is essential, use the nearest P+R stations (e.g. Spandau, Jungfernheide and Messe Nord/ICC), and travel the last few kilometers by train. A good overview of P+R stations in the vicinity of the Olympic Stadium can be found HERE.

‍Kiss & Ride

The Kiss & Ride is a 50m long zone in Flatowallee on the northern side lane of Heerstraße, where people who want to bring festival visitors to the festival by car can drop them off and pick them up again without parking. The Kiss & Ride is located HERE.