BIG AIR Klagenfurt

Where there are a lot of people, a lot of waste is produced. For the good of all, but also for the sake of our environment, we ask for your active support. There are marked waste islands throughout the stadium. Please use these and do not throw your waste on the ground. This is a great help for our round-the-clock clean-up team.

Visitors can arrive by car or by public transportation. Detailed travel information will follow a few weeks before the event.

Children and young people under the age of 16 are strictly prohibited from consuming alcohol. Young people under the age of 18 are strictly prohibited from consuming spirits and drinks with spirits (mixed drinks). (Carinthian Youth Protection Act) If the age is not clearly above the legal limits, an ID must be shown to the staff.

Drink enough non-alcoholic drinks and eat enough during the event! This will help you stay fit and clear.

The Wörthersee Stadium is barrier-free. Barrier-free toilets and a wheelchair-accessible stand with a view of the ramp are available. The barrier-free area is also accessible for one accompanying person.

Tickets are booked by e-mail via the ticket provider.

Do you have further questions or another impairment and would like to visit the Big Air Klagenfurt? We are happy to take your individual request and needs via info@bigairklagenfurt.at. We will do our best to make your stay as pleasant and accessible as possible!

Drugs are forbidden!

The stadium will be open on Saturday, January 4, 2025, and Sunday, January 5, 2025, from 4:00 pm to 11:00 pm.

Entry for visitors is only permitted on presentation of a valid admission ticket. After passing through the access system, admission tickets are non-transferable and must be kept until leaving the premises and presented to the control authorities at any time upon request. By purchasing an admission ticket, the visitor accepts the stadium and house rules.

1. Short umbrellas (so-called tots)
2. Functional cell phones
3. Functional cameras (incl. batteries or rechargeable battery)
4. Walking aids, cane for the blind
5. IPods, Walk- or Discman (incl. batteries or rechargeable battery)
6. key
7. Medication (incl. syringes and glass containers) with proof of medical necessity
8. Flagpoles with a length of up to 130 cm or a diameter of up to 2 cm
9. Flags and banners whose material falls under the term "flame-retardant" and whose content does not violate points 1. i and 1. m
10. Purses (incl. purse chains)
11. Commercially available pocket lighters, binoculars
12. Assistance dogs (e.g. guide dogs)

There are numerous sales stands on each stadium level where drinks and food can be purchased. Restriction on bringing drinks: No drinks may be brought onto the festival site.

Professional photo and video recordings are not permitted on and in the stadium grounds. Small digicams and smartphones may be used.

Found something? Lost something? No problem!

The lost and found office is located at the well-marked area. After the event, the lost property will be handed over to the lost property office in Klagenfurt.

Lost property office Klagenfurt
Pernhartgasse 10
9020 Klagenfurt
Phone: 0463 5375600

Quiet music is not a pleasure. Neither is music that is too loud. We adhere to the existing regulations regarding maximum volume. If this is still too loud for you, you can and should protect yourself. We therefore distribute free earplugs.

From the start of your arrival to the end of your departure, we provide information around the clock in the following media, including information on weather developments and any emergency measures that may need to be taken:

• Facebook
• Instagram
• LED walls stadium

A music festival is torture for animals. Therefore: please leave your beloved four-legged friends at home. We also cannot tolerate them on the grounds for reasons of hygiene. Thank you for your understanding!

1. Weapons of any kind
2. Items and objects that can be used as weapons or projectiles, in particular stones, metal objects, individual batteries, non-functional cell phones, bottle openers, detachable chains, iron bars and pieces of iron
3. Stick umbrellas with wooden or metal tips
4. Helmets of any kind
5. Bottles, cups, jugs or cans of any kind and other objects made of PET, glass or any other fragile, splintering or particularly hard material
6. Other beverage containers of any kind, especially thermos bottles;
7. Pyrotechnic objects of any kind, in particular fireworks, flares, smoke powder, smoke bombs, firecrackers
8. Alcoholic beverages of all kinds, drugs and stimulants
9. Racist, xenophobic, right-wing extremist, National Socialist, sexist or political propaganda material
10. Flag and banner poles with a length of over 130 cm or a diameter of over 2 cm
11. Flags and banners whose material does not fall under the term "flame-retardant"
12. Animals, except assistance dogs;
13. Any advertising, commercial, political or religious objects, including banners, flags, signs, symbols, leaflets and the like, as well as advertising and commercial objects and materials of all kinds
14. Gas spray cans, corrosive, flammable, coloring substances or containers with substances that can be harmful to health or are highly flammable. In particular perfume, nail varnish
15. Bulky objects such as ladders, stools, (folding) chairs, crates, baby carriages, bicycles, skateboards;
16. Bulky, large bags, large rucksacks, suitcases, sports bags. All items of luggage that are larger than 25 cm x 25 cm x 25 cm and cannot be stowed under the respective seat in the stadium are considered bulky within the meaning of this provision;
17. Mechanically operated noise instruments such as megaphones, gas horns, horns of all kinds (e.g. vuvuzela)
18. Larger quantities of paper or paper rolls
19. Laser pointers of any kind
20. Bottle opener
21. Large key fob
22. Darts
23. Balaclavas or items of a similar nature