You need to be 18 or older to buy alcohol at O Days. Anyone under 18 may not drink alcohol or be drunk at the festival. Remember to bring ID — it may be requested. Tobacco and e-cigarettes are also off-limits for anyone under 18.

For safety, euphorizing substances and gas cartridges aren’t allowed at the festival. Anyone not following this rule will be asked to leave.

Please leave your own food and drinks at home — we’ve got plenty to enjoy on site.

Umbrellas block the view and will not be allowed on site, so bring rain gear instead. Be mindful with banners and flags — if they block someone’s view, please lower them.

Fireworks and weapons of any type, including knives or pepper spray, aren’t allowed.

Pets aren’t allowed at the festival or camping areas.

Tables, chairs, and other furniture can’t be brought in — we’ve got plenty of seating for you to relax.

You are allowed to bring with you to the festival site any compact cameras with removable lenses, GoPro video cameras or similar, as well as phones and tablets. However, digital single-lens reflex cameras, larger video cameras, tripods, sound recorders and other recording equipment may not be brought without a pre-requested press pass. Selfie sticks may also not be brought to the festival grounds.

Take care of each other and listen to security — they’re here to help. Discrimination, sexism, racism, hate speech, violence and similar behavior is strictly not tolerated at O Days. Throwing drinks or objects isn’t okay. Let’s keep O Days safe and welcoming for everyone. Unauthorized entry into the festival is not permitted.

It is strictly prohibited to swim in the surrounding waters during O Days. Violating this rule may result in immediate expulsion from the festival. Security will be enforcing this policy to ensure the safety of all attendees.