INOTA Festival – House Rules

Dear Visitor,

These house rules outline the conditions for entering and staying at the INOTA Festival site. Please read them carefully and follow them – they exist to ensure that everyone can enjoy the event in a safe, relaxed and respectful environment.

By participating, you automatically accept the terms described here. The festival’s General Terms and Conditions contain additional rules.

Venue: Inota Power Plant, Várpalota
Dates: 28–30 August 2025

I. Entry and Stay on the Festival Grounds

Venue Conditions

The festival takes place on a former industrial site – the Inota Power Plant.
Only marked routes and designated areas may be used.
Please be aware: the terrain is uneven and unpaved in some places – watch your step.

Wristbands

Your ticket will be exchanged for a wristband upon arrival.
You must wear this wristband for the entire duration of your stay.
Wristbands are personal and non-transferable.
Damaged, altered or invalid wristbands do not entitle you to remain at the festival – in such cases, you will be asked to leave.

Entry Times

Daily entry is valid from 14:00 until 10:00 the following morning.
There is no overnight accommodation inside the festival grounds.
Camping is available at a separate location under separate rules.

Footwear

Only closed-toe shoes are allowed on the festival site.
Flip-flops and sandals are not permitted – this is for your own safety.

Prohibited Items

The following items are not allowed on the festival site:

• Drugs, pyrotechnics, weapons, glass objects, umbrellas
   
• Knives with a blade over 8 cm, pepper spray, throwing stars, or any dangerous objects
   
• Alcoholic beverages
   
• Drones – unless pre-approved in writing
   

Please note: bag checks may be conducted at random. Your cooperation with security staff is required.

Food & Drink

• You may bring water or soft drinks in 1 PET bottle up to 2.5 liters.
   
• In the event of a heatwave, additional reasonable amounts of water are allowed.
   
• Alcohol and large quantities of food or tobacco (i.e. commercial quantities) are prohibited.
   

Under 18s

Under 18s may only attend the festival with an adult.
After 22:00, entry is restricted to those 18 and over.

Transport & Parking

Vehicles may only enter the festival site with prior authorization.
A designated parking area is available outside the festival grounds.
As parking capacity is limited, we encourage the use of public transport or taxis.

Animals

Only assistance dogs (e.g. guide or therapy dogs) defined by law are allowed.
Please bring valid documentation and a muzzle if possible.
You are fully responsible for your dog’s behavior.

Accessibility

The festival site is not fully accessible.
Visitors with limited mobility may attend at their own risk.

II. Code of Conduct

Behavior & Environmental Awareness

Please behave respectfully and in a way that suits the spirit of the event.
The site is a unique industrial heritage venue – treat it with care.

We have selective waste collection points across the area – use them responsibly and sort your waste properly.

Photo & Video

Photos and videos may be taken during the event for promotional purposes by INOTA and its partners.
By participating, you consent to being filmed or photographed.
If you are a public figure, your name and image may be used without separate permission.

You may take photos or videos for personal use only.
Using them for commercial purposes or identifying other visitors without their consent is not allowed.

Commercial Activity

All commercial, promotional, or marketing activity requires prior written consent from INOTA.

Alcohol & Drugs

We do not serve alcohol to underage or intoxicated visitors.
Drug possession and use is illegal and strictly prohibited.

Dangerous Behavior

Body surfing, mosh pits, and wall of death-type activities are prohibited.
Visitors who engage in these may be warned or removed from the venue.

Demonstrations

Any demonstration must be pre-approved by INOTA.
If the approval is revoked, the activity must end immediately.

Cooperation with Staff

Trained staff ensure the safety of the festival.
Please cooperate with them at all times, especially in emergency situations.

If you wish to report a concern, you can do so at the info point.

Drone Use

Drones are only permitted with prior written authorization, in full compliance with laws and safety requirements.

III. Other Provisions

Liability

INOTA Fest Ltd.  is only liable for damages caused intentionally or through gross negligence.
We are not liable for any other damages.

Parking

The designated parking area is not guarded.
We are not responsible for any valuables left in your vehicle.

Weather

The event will go ahead in rainy or windy conditions.
In case of force majeure or legal orders, programs may be cancelled or modified.

Program Changes

We reserve the right to change the festival program.

Unauthorized Access

If you are found on the premises without a valid wristband, you will be required to purchase a ticket.
Otherwise, you will be removed and denied further entry.

Info & Lost Property

If you have a question, find or lose something, please visit the info point.
You can report lost items or hand in anything you’ve found there as well.

First Aid

A dedicated first aid station will be available throughout the event.
In case of an accident or emergency, notify festival staff immediately.

INOTA – A Community Worth Belonging To

INOTA Festival is an inclusive and welcoming space.
Everyone is welcome — regardless of gender, background, religion or identity.

Hateful, discriminatory or exclusionary behavior will not be tolerated.
Thank you for respecting these rules and the community around you.

Budapest, 30 May 2025

 

INOTA Festival – Camping Rules (2025)

By purchasing a camping ticket, you automatically accept the camping rules of the INOTA Festival. These guidelines are here to ensure peace, safety and a restful experience for everyone.

Opening Times

• The camping site opens on Thursday, 28 August 2025, at 14:00.
• All campers must leave the area by Sunday, 31 August 2025, at 12:00.

Entry and Eligibility

• Access to the camping area is only permitted with a valid INOTA Festival ticket and a camping ticket.
• Everyone stays in the camping area at their own risk.

Tents and Setup

• You may only pitch a tent with a valid camping ticket.
• Campsite staff will assign you a designated spot — please follow their instructions.
• Each visitor may occupy a maximum of 6 m².
• Emergency exit routes and fire safety lanes must be kept completely clear.
• Camping outside designated areas or ignoring safety instructions may result in immediate removal from the campsite.
• We do not accept responsibility for improperly set-up tents or any resulting damage.

Camper Van Area

• A separate camper van area is available across from the main campsite.
• You’ll find this zone marked on the festival map.
• Access requires a camping ticket per person and a caravan ticket per vehicle.
• Camper van guests may use the showers, toilets, and other facilities.
• No electricity is provided in the camper van area.

Electricity and Charging

• You can charge your electronic devices at designated charging stations, shown on the festival map.
• Please only use official charging points – using any other power source is strictly prohibited.

Drinking Water

• Tap water from the Művelődési Ház (Cultural Centre) is safe to drink – feel free to refill.
• An additional water point will be available near the main entrance for your convenience.

Cleanliness and Sustainability

• Upon check-in, you’ll receive a trash bag – please use it for your waste.
• Recycling islands will be placed throughout the campsite — follow the signs and sort your waste accordingly.
• Showers, toilets and shared facilities must be used respectfully and properly.
• If you notice any malfunctions or damage, report it to the reception or camping staff.
• Vandalism or theft may result in on-the-spot compensation and/or police action.
   

Quiet Hours & Coexistence

• The campsite is meant for rest and recharging – please respect others’ need for quiet.
• Quiet hours: 02:00–10:00 — during this time, loud music and noise are especially discouraged.

Be Prepared for Low Light Conditions

Lighting in the campsite may be limited at night.
We recommend bringing:

• a flashlight or headlamp
• a solar-powered light, if possible
  This will help you move around safely after dark.
   

Not Allowed in the Camping Area

• Open flames (including grills, cookers, campfires)
• Driving into the campsite with a vehicle
• Bringing pets
• Smoking inside tents or cabins
• Drawing power from any non-designated source
   

Safety and Support

• A first aid service will be available throughout the festival. You can reach them via the info point or by contacting security staff.
• If you need assistance, talk to a team member at the campsite or at the gate – we’re here to help.
• We do not take responsibility for lost or stolen items.
• Valuables can be stored in lockers at the Cultural Centre (Művelődési Ház).

Final Note

The campsite is here to offer you a peaceful, comfortable and community-friendly experience during the festival.
Respect your fellow campers, the environment and the facilities — and in return, you’ll wake up to a calm and beautiful INOTA morning.

Thank you for taking care — of us, of others, and of the space. Enjoy your stay!

 

 

Inota Festival – Parking Policy

Valid: August 28–31, 2025
Operated by: Inota Festival Kft.
Parking ticket: 2,500 HUF / entry
If you're arriving by car, here are a few important things to know about parking with us.

General info

• Our official parking lot is about 300 meters from the Inota Power Plant, right by the festival site.
• The parking lot is open from 2:00 PM to 2:00 AM on each festival day.
• You can buy your parking ticket directly at the entrance or online, before arrival. Please follow the staff's instructions!
• Entry is only allowed with a valid parking ticket, which is valid for one-time entry only. If you leave and want to come back, you’ll need a new ticket.
• After parking, the festival is within walking distance, you can walk from the lot to the festival area.
• Caravans and RVs are not allowed in this parking area.
• The parking lot is not guarded. We do not take responsibility for vehicles or any belongings left inside.

Driving and safety rules

• Normal traffic rules (as per Hungarian regulations) apply within the parking lot.
• Please drive carefully and slowly — speed limit is 10 km/h inside the lot.
• You are responsible for any damage you may cause to other cars or the facility.
• Our parking staff will help guide you, but you’re in charge of parking your vehicle safely.
• When parking or moving luggage, please don’t block other cars.
• Always lock your car and take the keys with you. We don’t store keys or vehicle documents.
• In case of emergencies (fire, weather disaster, public safety concerns), follow instructions from authorities.

Entry & Exit

• If the parking fee hasn't been paid, we reserve the right to hold the vehicle until the issue is resolved.
• In case of any doubts about ownership or missing tickets, we’ll check the documents on a case-by-case basis.
• You can’t make a claim against us for holding back a car if it’s done in accordance with these rules.

What not to keep in the car

Please don’t leave the following in your vehicle:

• Explosives, flammable substances (apart from fuel in the tank),
• Live animals,
• Hazardous, toxic, or perishable items.

If we suspect such items are in your car, we may notify the authorities.

Our responsibilities (and limits)

• We provide an outdoor parking space for your car, in exchange for the ticket price.
• We do our best to keep everything safe and running smoothly, but we can’t be held liable for:
  • Weather damage or dirt from outdoor parking,
  • Lost tickets or unregistered items left in the car,
  • Theft, vandalism, or damage caused by third parties,
  • Natural disasters or emergencies.

Your responsibilities

• Your car must have valid insurance while it’s parked here.
• You agree to these house policies when purchasing your parking ticket.
• You’re responsible for your car, everything in it, and any damage you may cause.
   

Thanks for reading — and drive safe!
We’re looking forward to seeing you at Inota Festival!