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FAQ

All the questions you often ask

  • Question

    Is there an entrance limitation depending on age?

    Answer
    Colour Festival is a joyous event for all ages! However, we recommend that underage attendees are accompanied by adults.
  • Question

    Can I bring my own colours?

    Answer
    No, the festival's special colours have been tested and legally approved by ISO, ensuring their safety and compliance for use and distribution.
  • Question

    Is there a specific dress code?

    Answer
    No, there isn't! We suggest wearing white clothes because colours look vibrant on them.
  • Question

    What should I bring with me?

    Answer
    We recommend bringing sun protection such as a hat and sunscreen, and wearing comfortable clothes.
  • Question

    Is there anything I shouldn’t bring with me?

    Answer
    For safety reasons, please refrain from bringing sharp objects and alcoholic drinks. The festival grounds have bars for refreshments, food vendors, and souvenir stalls.
  • Question

    Can I bring my camera?

    Answer
    You can use your phone, digital cameras, and GoPros freely. Permission is required for SLR and DSLR cameras;

    please email info@colourfestival.netfor approval.

  • Question

    Where can I find more bags of colour?

    Answer
    Your ticket includes one bag of colour. Additional bags can be found at Colour Stations located throughout the festival grounds.
  • Question

    Will there be food and drinks at the Festival?

    Answer
    Yes! The festival's bar offers a variety of beverages and snacks for a delightful break.
  • Question

    Is there a refund in case I am not able to attend?

    Answer
    Unfortunately, no refunds are available. We encourage you to resell your ticket to a friend.
  • Question

    What time does the event end?

    Answer
    The fun doesn't stop till late! Kids' event END at 6PM.

  • We reserve the right to refuse admission or escort individuals off the property for improper conduct.

  • Colour powders may stain hair and clothes. Shake out excess powder before washing to minimize staining.

  • Avoid throwing colours into eyes or mouth. Use bandanas, sunglasses, and dust masks for eye and mouth protection, especially for those with asthma or allergies.

  • Contacts should not be worn during the festival.

  • Only purchase colour from approved vendors; illegal products will be confiscated.

  • Respect performers, musicians, and emergency responders; do not throw colours at passing cars or uniforms.

  • Newcomers and those with health concerns should stay to the edges of the crowd initially.

  • Children should be supervised and protected during colour throwing activities.

  • Ask Permission: Politely ask before decorating someone's face or recoloring their hair.

  • Dance and Chant: Enjoy the music and celebrate with dancing and chanting.

  • Handle Crowd Surfers: Guide crowd surfers gently to ensure their safe landing, passing them from front to back for visibility.

  • Hug with Consent: Embrace others with their permission.

  • Boo Early Colour Throwers: Playfully boo those who throw colours before the countdown ends.

  • Respect Personal Space: Respect boundaries and avoid moshing (violent dancing).

  • Assist Security: Inform security about intoxicated festival-goers for their safety.

  • Help Lost Children: Guide lost children to the Lost & Found area, which is also for people.

  • Keep It Clean: Assist in keeping the festival grounds tidy by picking up trash.

  • Bring Outside Colours/Food/Drinks: These items will be confiscated upon entry.

  • Attend Intoxicated: Stay sober to enjoy the festival safely and respectfully.

  • Engage in Moshing: Avoid aggressive dancing that could harm others.

  • Throw Crowd Surfers: Refrain from tossing crowd surfers into the air.

  • Throw Colours Directly: Avoid throwing colours close, hard, or directly into eyes and mouth.

  • Throw Colours Early: Wait until the countdown ends before beginning to throw colours.

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