Citizenship guidelines for a safe Paradies Garten Festival.

A collective responsibility for collective wellbeing.

Paradies Garten is a space for kindness, creativity, music, and enjoyment. Our goal is to create a delightful experience for all attendees and contribute to a safer, more inclusive music scene. While we strive for safety, we acknowledge the challenges in eliminating all risks. It is our collective responsibility to protect the well-being of visitors, artists, and crew.

As a participant, you play a vital role in maintaining a respectful and comfortable atmosphere. Caring for each other's safety is essential. Help each other and respect others and yourself. Here are some key guidelines for a positive experience. Please take a moment to read them.

Zero Tolerance Policy:
We prioritize everyone's safety and well-being and strictly prohibit harassment, violence, bullying, discrimination, and any form of intimidation. If you feel unsafe, please contact our Awareness Team in pink vests or any staff.
Respect Boundaries:
Respect personal space and obtain clear consent. Discriminatory comments are not tolerated. Everyone deserves to enjoy the festival safely and respectfully.
Drug Policy:
Drug use is prohibited - and there will be police on-site. Anyone found drugging others will be reported. Party responsibly and take care of yourself and your friends. Stay hydrated; we encourage you to party safely. Know your limits and know your body.
Protect Your Hearing:
Protect your ears with earplugs, which are available at the Info Booth (free). Please dispose of your foam earplugs properly by putting them in the garbage bins or reuse them at your next music event.
Green Policy:
Help us keep the festival clean and green by disposing of waste responsibly, using portable ashtrays, and respecting the environment. Urinating outside the toilet zones may result in being thrown out. You can always learn more about our green goals and measures to minimize our impact here.
Awareness Team:
Our team in pink vests is here to assist you (not to blame or arrest you). They are trained to handle any situation. If you encounter any incidents, however small, report them to them.