Kid-friendly festivals

[Horsecat619]

So sad to hear of the new age-restrictions. Last year was my second Fusion and first time with my kid (2.5 years then) who absolutely loved it. Any recommendations of family friendly festivals in Germany (or Europe altogether).

[lyraHolunder]

Heyhey,

I reached out to 3000Grad festival via mail and received a very heart warming mail, that kids are very welcome. They have a family camping area and there are definitely some interesting things to do for families.

https://3000-festival.de/

And I believe they are actually in charge of the Sonnendeck stage at fusion, so if you like this stage, there is a big chance, you like the music at this festival as well.

Maybe see you there?
<3

[Testbild]

I can recommend Klangtherapie. Small but very fusiony vibe, and kids go on for free (I think). Went there this year and definitely saw a lot of families with children

[Horsecat619]

That looks absolutely perfect. Thanks! Might now get to go to Fusion with my friends and then Klangtherapie with my family

[F.D.I.O.]

The 3000grad festival is also very child friendly.

[followtheV]

ozora, boom, mo:dem, 3000grad, meeresrausch, ...
mostly all psytrance festivals. the modern hippies are more openminded

[fabulex]

I can recommend Klangtherapie. Small but very fusiony vibe, and kids go on for free (I think). Went there this year and definitely saw a lot of families with children

As a supplement: children cost 20 euros admission at Klangtherapie Festival.

[marlo verwahrlost]

Klangtherapie klingt eigentlich ganz nett, aber ist in Bayern. Da ist doch An und Abreise sicher ein noch größerer Spießroutenlauf als Fusion oder täusch ich mich?

[followtheV]

sicherlich auch nicht mehr als bei der fusion

[owlbreakfast]

Mir wurde Klangtherapie als Zivilbullenfestival beschrieben. Das sagt jetzt natürlich nichts über die Qualität des Festivals aus, die ursprüngliche Frage bezog sich ja auf Kinderfreundlichkeit. Das in Bayern der Wind ein wenig anders weht sollte ja bekannt sein.