FAQ

Mystic Garden Echo's of Amsterdam will take place on June 20, 2026.

We're looking forward to welocme you.
Location: Sloterpark, Amsterdam
Address: President Allendelaan 3

The festival begins at 13:00 and ends at 23:00.
Please note: the festival entrance will close at 21.00. After this time, no one will be allowed to enter the festival. 

You must be 18 years old to enter this festival.

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Tickets for Mystic Garden Echo's of Amsterdam 2026 are on sale.

Go to this website and request a resend using your email address and AT-code.
You can find the AT-code in your bank payment details.

Only the main buyer can do this.
If you didn’t purchase the ticket yourself, contact the person who did.

For questions, email hallo@ihavegotaticket.com.

After your purchase, you can personalize your entrance tickets.

You’ll see the option in your browser.
A manage order link is also sent by email.

1. Click ‘personalize’.
2. Select a ticket via the dots.
3. Choose to claim it yourself or send it to someone else.

*Only entrance tickets need personalization. Lockers, parking, upgrades and bus tickets don’t.

You can resell your ticket via TicketSwap only.

1. Use the manage order link in your confirmation email.
2. Click the dots next to your ticket.
3. Then select ‘sell on TicketSwap’.

Two days before the festival, on June 18, you can download your entrance tickets.
Please note: they need to be personalized first.

Add-ons like parking, lockers and upgrades are available right away.

If you come by bike, there’s a parking area near the entrance. Follow the marked zone.
Bikes parked outside the designated bike parking will be removed. 

Shuttle buses run between Station Sloterdijk and the festival site.

They start at 12:30 and continue until everyone has left.

Departure is from Rhoneweg, near bus stop Kastrupstraat.
Exit via the main entrance at Sloterdijk and follow the signs.

Shuttle tickets are available online.

Follow the yellow signs to Herman Bonpad 3, Amsterdam. Parking costs €25 (card only).

Fully electric cars can park for free. You’ll need to show your registration at arrival.
Parking tickets are available online.

Ask your driver to drop you at Herman Bonpad 3, Amsterdam.
Follow the signs from there.

There are lockers availble to rent during the festival. There is approximately enough room for 3 items of clothing per 1 locker.

Consumption tokens are available on site.
You can pay with cash, card or credit card.

Tokens can’t be refunded or used at another event.

There is a range of food available on site.

Bringing your own food or drinks is not allowed. Exceptions can be made for medical reasons. If this applies to you, contact us in advance.

You can go to the first aid station. There is a private space where you can express milk.
Bring your own pump and any bottles or storage you need.

Please note that we can’t provide cold storage.

The site is largely accessible, with paved paths and accessible routes between areas.
Most stages can be reached. Parts of the terrain are grass, which may be harder to navigate in wet conditions.

Shuttle buses from Sloterdijk are accessible for wheelchair users, with a clear drop-off point close to the entrance.

There is also disabled parking available nearby with a valid permit. From there, it’s about a 10-minute walk to the entrance. If you have specific needs, contact us in advance.

Accessible toilets are available at every toilet group. You’ll also find an accessible toilet at the first aid. A quiet space is available there as well.

There is a wider accessible entrance on the far right side of the main entrance. It is clearly marked on site.

If you have specific needs or require assistance, contact us in advance so we can look at options together. Send an email to: info@echosofamsterdam.nl. 

Alpine earplugs are available for purchase at mobiles sales points and at our merchandise stand. Wearing earplugs at music events is essential for preventing hearing damage. 

The festival runs with people behind it.
We’re looking for crew across the full timeline. Set-up, show day, and breakdown.
In return, you get a spot on the guest list. And drinks if you take on extra shifts.

Fill in this form.

If you have an idea or want to contribute, you can reach out.

We work with artists, performers, designers and other creatives. Tell us what you do and what you’d like to bring.

You can find the full document in Dutch and English here.

Our privacy statement and cookie policy are available below:
Privacy Statement & Cookie Policy (NL)
Privacy Statement & Cookie Policy (ENG)

• We work with a return system for cups and bottles. You receive a recycle token at entry and use it at the bar. Return your cup or bottle, and you get a new token.
• Waste is kept to a minimum. We separate materials where possible, and use compostable items at food areas.
• Most materials on site are reused or recyclable. Decor and production are built with that in mind.
• We reduce energy use where we can. This includes LED lighting and more efficient transport and logistics.
• Travel also matters. Bike, public transport and shuttle buses are the easiest options.

Much of this happens in the background. You’ll notice it mostly in how the site is used.

We keep things simple. A clear space, where people can move freely and look out for each other.

The festival is built around that idea. Time, sound and crowd all shift during the day. You’re free to move with it, or step away when needed. Wellbeing is part of that flow. Not something separate, but something you manage along the way.

Take care of yourself. And stay aware of the people around you.

Here are some guidelines to celebrate safe:

• Think for yourself, care about others
• Know your limits
• Using alcohol or other drugs is never without risk
• Love your ears, use earplugs
• Take a break when needed
• Respect others and their space
• Practice safe sex
• Crew and security are there if needed
• First aid is always available
• Plan your trip home
• Take time to recover afterwards

All our events operate under a zero-tolerance policy. This means all drugs, both soft and hard, are not allowed. Expect to be searched by security at the entrance. If drugs are found, access will be denied and you may be handed over to the police.

If you need to bring medication, keep it in its original packaging. Bring a doctor’s note and show both at the entrance.

If there is any doubt, first aid or the organisation will make the final decision.