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During the festival

Here you'll find practical information that may come in handy before and during the festival.

Pick up a child's ticket (ages 3–12)

Children aged 3–12 need a special child’s wristband to gain access to the festival grounds.

Children’s tickets cost 50 SEK* and can be booked through Ticketmaster either at the same time you purchase your own ticket or at a later date. They can also be purchased at the ticket exchange or the VIP accreditation desk.

When picking up the child’s wristband, both the guardian and the child must present valid identification, such as a passport or national ID card. The child’s wristband grants the same access as the guardian’s ticket and must be worn at all times during the festival.

For safety reasons, all children must wear ear muffs on the festival grounds—regular earplugs are not sufficient. As a parent or guardian, you are responsible for your child’s safety and well-being throughout their stay. Keep in mind that loud noise levels, large crowds, and congestion may affect your child’s experience.

Reusable glass

At the festival grounds, our bars use reusable hard-plastic cups. These cups are part of our efforts to make the festival more sustainable and to reduce the amount of single-use plastic on the grounds.

When you buy your first drink, you’ll pay a one-time fee of 10 SEK for the glass. On your next purchase, return your used glass and receive a new one. You can also exchange the glass for a token at any bar if you don’t want to carry it around between shows.

Not allowed to bring in

For security reasons, we may stop items deemed dangerous or unsuitable, even if they are not on the list below.
Unauthorized items will be confiscated and unfortunately we are not able to return them.

Dangerous objects

Weapons, sharp objects and tools (e.g. multi-tools, nail scissors)
Fireworks and other explosive devices
Laser pens/laser pointers.
Clothing or accessories that could cause injury (Sharp rivets, cartridge belt).
Other dangerous objects

Food and drink

Alcohol and drugs
Food or drink (Minor snacks are ok).
Glass or metal bottles, flasks and thermoses
Aerosol containers (hairspray, dry shampoo, deodorants, cream siphons)

Photo and media

Professional cameras/system cameras (without media pass).
Camera accessories (selfie sticks, tripods, mounts and similar).
Professional audio and video equipment.
Large or bulky items
Flagpoles, staffs, signs/posters.
Umbrellas

Animals and vehicles

Pets
Segways, hoverboards and similar vehicles

Smoking at the festival site

In consultation with local authorities, we have designated six smoking areas within the festival grounds. These areas are marked with yellow flags with black text. The areas will also be marked on the map function in our app.

Smoking is prohibited:
on any surface that is under cover or canvas
in all bars and restaurants
inside all food courts
in the taxi sector
at bus stops
at entrances

Bags

You are welcome to bring a small bag or backpack into the festival area. The bag may be no larger than 40 × 40 × 20 cm.

Photo during the festival

Sweden Rock has its own photo and film team that documents the festival. Images and films may be used in our digital channels, such as social media, our website, and newsletters.

If you do not want to appear in photos or videos, you can pick up a NO-PHOTO BADGE at any of our information booths. Wearing the badge visibly will inform photographers that you do not want to be photographed.

If you appear in a photo or video and would like the material to be removed, please contact us afterwards at info@swedenrock.com and specify which material you are referring to.

Camera surveillance

The police have decided to use fixed cameras and drones for surveillance during the Sweden Rock Festival in Norje from June 2 to 7, 2026.

CCTV surveillance will be in place at the festival grounds, marketplaces, parking lots, bus and taxi zones, along the walkways between the campsites and the festival grounds, on roads leading to and from the festival grounds, as well as on a section of Ysanevägen and the pedestrian tunnel beneath it.

CCTV surveillance will take place from 6:00 p.m. on June 2, 2026, to 4:00 a.m. on June 7, 2026.

No-fly zone for drones and aircraft during the Sweden Rock Festival 2026

The Swedish Transport Agency has imposed a temporary ban on air traffic in Norje during the Sweden Rock Festival. The ban is in effect from 12:00 p.m. on June 3, 2026, to 1:59 a.m. on June 7, 2026, local time.

The restrictions apply to all aircraft including RPAS/UAS, paragliders and model aircraft. However, the decision allows some exceptions, for example for police flights, ambulance flights, coastguard and scheduled flights to/from Ronneby Airport.

Violation of the flight ban can result in a fine. In connection with drone flights, other offenses may also be relevant, such as causing danger to others, recklessness in air traffic and drunk flying.

Read the full decision on the Police Department's website.

Lost & Found

At Plattan, you'll find Lost & Found, which is run by the police. You can go there if you've lost something or want to turn something in.

After the festival, please contact the Karlshamn Police via this email address: receptionen.lpo-karlshamn@polisen.se

Water stations

There are several water stations on the festival grounds where you can refill your water bottle for free throughout the festival. You’ll find the water stations in all Toaby areas as well as behind the bleachers.

All water stations are also marked on the festival app and on the map.

Information booths

There are two information booths on the grounds—one at Plattan and one just inside the main entrance to the festival grounds. Here you can get help, ask questions, or find information before and during your visit.

Sweden Rock Rescue

Sweden Rock Rescue is the festival’s own organization responsible for providing round-the-clock medical care to visitors, artists, and staff. Several defibrillators are also located throughout the festival grounds in collaboration with Viamedic.

Sweden Rock Rescue offers both basic care, such as bandaging and treating blisters, as well as advanced medical care on site. If necessary, patients are referred to a hospital.

Sweden Rock Rescue consists of approximately 60 people and is reinforced by staff from the Red Cross and medically trained drivers from the Frivilliga Automobilkåren (FAK). The area has both medical tents and emergency tents staffed by doctors and specialist nurses, as well as emergency vehicles ready when needed.

To ensure a safe festival environment, Region Blekinge, Johanniterhjälpen, and the municipality's field assistants and POSOM group will also be on site. Defibrillators are located throughout the area and are marked on the festival map.

You will find Sweden Rock Rescue on the asphalt slab just outside the festival area.