INFO & FAQ

Vinculum is +18. Identification will be required at the entrance.

Bar sales are essential to keeping the festival financially sustainable. For that reason, we ask you not to bring alcoholic drinks onto the festival grounds. If you do bring alcohol, it will only be permitted in limited quantities, inside plastic bottles, and strictly within the camping/glamping area. In stage and chill-out areas, all beverages must be purchased at our bars.

Pets are not allowed at the event due to its nature and environment.

The camping area is located 50 meters from the festival grounds. Toilets and showers are available 24 hours a day. Check-in and check-out days and times will be announced soon.

We provide a designated area for campervans. Properly leveled and spaced. However, please note that there is no electricity supply or disposal area for wastwater and chemical toilets. Please take this in consideration.

A parking area will be available. However, we strongly encourage carpooling or using the shuttle service. Fewer cars mean less impact.

All disabled attendees are welcome. Note that certain areas of the site have uneven terrain, which may limit accessibility. One free ticket will be offered to a helper. For specific questions about the site, get in touch with our team.

Open flames of any kind are strictly prohibited. Dispose of cigarette butts properly in ashtrays.

A food court with real variety. Traditional portuguese. Healthy plates. Vegan and vegetarian options. Fresh fruit to reset and recharge. Eat well. Dance longer.

The glamping area is located 150 meters from the festival grounds. Toilets and showers are available 24 hours a day. Check-in and check-out days and times will be announced soon. More info here.

Treat the land with care. Dispose of waste properly, avoid littering cigarette butts, respect the natural surroundings and the privacy of fellow attendees. Leave the space as you found it. Or better.

Entry to the site is at your own responsibility. The organization cannot be held liable for personal or material damage occurring during the event.

The festival operates on a fully cashless system. Payments at bars, food vendors, merchandise stands, and the ticket office can be made using debit/credit cards, MB Way, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and similar methods. If you bring only cash, you’ll need to load it onto a cashless card on-site and use that for purchases. Any remaining balance must be refunded at the ticket office before it closes on Monday.

There will be no ATMs on the premises, so plan accordingly.

Everyone deserves to feel safe and respected. Discrimination or harmful behavior — including racism, homophobia, xenophobia, aggression, or harassment — will not be tolerated. The organization reserves the right to remove anyone who violates these principles.

Gates open at 15h00 and close at 06h00. Camping and glamping are open 24 hours a day. From Thursday 18h00 to Monday 16h00.

For everyone’s safety, security staff will carry out bag checks at entry. Prohibited items include: liquids of any kind, fireworks, laser pointers, flares, alcohol, illegal substances, legal highs (including nitrous oxide), animals (except guide dogs), and any object that could be considered a weapon.

Tickets are personal and cannot be refunded. When collecting your wristband, your ID must match the name on the ticket. We understand this rule isn’t always convenient, but it protects you and helps prevent fraud at sold-out events.

TicketSwap is the official partner for ticket reselling. We are not responsible for tickets purchased through any other platform or unofficial channels.

We recommend purchasing tobacco in advance. It will not be available for sale on-site.

Fresh water tanks are there for you to dip in and cool off. They’re not for showering (with shampoo or any other products), and they’re definitely not toilets. You're only allowed to dive in the during the day - and always responsibly and soberly. Night swimming is strictly prohibited.

Expect temperatures between 16°C and 35°C. Days are hot and dry, with strong sun. Nights cool down, especially near the mountains. Rain is unlikely, but not impossible. Bring sun protection for the day and a warm layer for late hours. Campers should be ready for heat in the morning and cooler nights.