At Roskilde Festival, great experiences take place all the time: in the camp, at camp parties, in front of the stages, in peaceful oases, and in crowded spaces. Together with your best friends and those you've just met. The unique orange community is something we create together – and we all have a responsibility to ensure it is safe and respectful.
Since 2018, our focus on community and positive behavior has been encapsulated under the term Orange Together. This year, we have formulated five short ground rules that cover all aspects of festival life. Together, they describe how we take collective responsibility for each other and how we give space for celebration and room for pauses.
Enjoy the freedom and meet others with respect and curiosity. Everyone has their own way of being – you too! When you make others feel welcome, you create the best festival experience for everyone.
Keep your eyes and heart open, as we look after each other around the clock. Step in when others need a helping hand or contact the festival hosts wearing vests.
The festival can be intense and euphoric, so be mindful of others in large crowds. Be considerate of those standing next to you. Find a calmer spot if you need more space.
We are united in the fight against disposable and single-use items. Bring as few camping items as possible and bring it all home. Leave the festival as clean as when you arrived by sorting your camp’s thrash.
Remember to take a break from partying and explore all the unexpected experiences, games and new friends in the utopian festival city. It’s in both intense and chill moments that great memories are made.
We do not tolerate discrimination, boundary-crossing, or violent behavior. If you encounter or experience something unpleasant, you can get help. You are not alone.