FAQ

There is no age limit at the festival, but those under 18 will receive a separate band showing that they are underage.

Yes, you must have valid identification with your name, date of birth and photo. The following count as approved ID: Passport, national ID card, bank card with photo and date of birth, driver's license (physical, not digital).

If a fake ID is suspected, Tons of Rock can refuse entry or expel people. Improper use of identification or presentation of false identification will be reported.

The following items are not permitted on the festival grounds:

• Items that are prohibited under Norwegian law.
• Umbrellas.
• Camping chairs or similar.
• Flammable materials (disposable grills, fireworks, etc.).
• Banners and posters.
• Animals.
• Selfie sticks.
• Professional photography equipment. If you can change the lens on your camera, it is considered professional equipment and is not permitted on the premises.
• Prams.
• All kinds of food, drink and bottles (with the exception of sunscreen and children's food) are not permitted. In case of special considerations for medical reasons, contact info@tonsofrock.no.
• Studs over 1 cm

We obviously allow studs at Norway's biggest rock festival, but we have guidelines on how big these can be.

Bag (this will be checked at the entrance)
Crutches
Wheelchair
Rollator
Small bottle of antibac

Medications will generally be allowed as long as they are in their original packaging.
If you have prescribed medications, most of these will also be permitted as long as they are in their original packaging. You also have to take a photo of the prescription so it can be shown to security if needed.

If you need to bring food or drinks to the festival for medical reasons, contact us at info@tonsofrock.no.

When presenting a companion certificate, your companion will be granted free admission to the festival area.

If you plan to bring a companion to the festival, this must be registered via our registration form.

The deadline for registering a companion is April 1st, 2025, as long as the relevant ticket is not sold out and there is still available capacity.

Read more about accessibility and the companion scheme here.

The festival area is open from 12:00-23:00 all four days during the festival.

To access the VIP area, you must have a regular ticket, as well as purchase an upgrade for the day or days you want.

Example 1: If you have a day pass for Wednesday, you can buy a VIP upgrade for this day.

Example 2: If you have an ordinary festival pass, you can buy a VIP upgrade for the day or days you wish to have access to the VIP area. You therefore do not have to buy for all four days if you are only interested in being there on a few selected days.

NB! VIP TICKET IS ONLY VALID TOGETHER WITH ORDINARY TICKET AND GIVES ACCESS TO THE VIP AREA IN ADDITION TO GENERAL ADMISSION TO THE FESTIVAL.

+ Access to an area with stands and seating areas with a view of the Scream Stage
+ Own bars with an extended drink offer
+ Own food service exclusive to the area
+ Private toilets
+ Fasttrack entrance to the festival
+ Idyllic area to hang out
+ The VIP area is a separate area at the festival, where you can enter and exit with a valid ticket

NB! VIP TICKET IS ONLY VALID TOGETHER WITH ORDINARY TICKET AND GIVES ACCESS TO THE VIP AREA IN ADDITION TO GENERAL ADMISSION TO THE FESTIVAL.

No, there is no age limit in the VIP area. We recommend that you read about children at the festival HERE if you are going to bring minors to the festival.

You can find your digital ticket in "My account" at www.ticketmaster.no or in the Ticketmaster app. The tickets were also sent out by e-mail when purchased.

Yes it's all right. We check ID at the entrance to issue the correct band based on age.

No, it is not possible to switch days from one day to another.

No, it is not possible to split the festival pass into several day passes or several people.

No, it is not possible to get tickets refunded.

The registration deadline for accreditation of children under 9 years old was April 1st 2025.

We have thoroughly reviewed our capacity for distributing tickets, and for safety reasons, we no longer have the ability to accredit additional children at the festival. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause and hope for your understanding.

You can still buy a regular ticket for your child if the day(s) in question is not yet sold out.

After receiving great feedback last year, we're once again launching an extensive pre-scan tour across several locations in Norway!

Just like last year, you'll find us at selected Carlings stores on Friday, June 20th and Saturday, June 21st from 14:00 until the store's closing time. Note the different locations and wristbands HERE.

From Monday, June 23rd until Wednesday, June 25th, we’ll have a booth at Jernbanetorget right outside Oslo Central Station where you can exchange your ticket for a wristband. The booth is open from 14:00–21:00 on Monday and Tuesday, and 10:00–18:00 on Wednesday.

New this year: We will also be doing pre-scan at the Aurora Verksted store located at Majorstuen on Monday, June 23rd and Tuesday, June 24th from 11:00 to 15:00 both days.

Important information for tickets to the festival camps:

You can only scan personal tickets for the festival camps during our pre-scan tour. Your festival camp spot tickets must be scanned at the festival camp where you’ll be staying (Ekeberg or Bjerke).

Some Carlings stores only offer 4-day wristbands, while others provide all types of wristbands (4-day, day passes, and personal camp tickets). The reason all wristband types are not available at every location is that we don’t have the capacity to send our own staff to all sites — which is necessary to ensure the proper wristbanding process.

Read more about our pre-scan tour [here].

Everyone staying at the camp must have a personal ticket. In addition, you must have a pitch ticket to be able to set up camp. Note that only one pitch ticket is needed per tent, motorhome, caravan or bus, but that everyone staying at the camp must have their own personal ticket in addition.

Yes. The age limit at the camp is 18 years. Minors do not have access to the camp.

We offer showers, laundry, toilets and phone charging. There is also an emptying station for motorhomes in the area.

No, only motorhomes, buses or caravans can be driven into the area. If you have a caravan, you can park your car next to the caravan, but the car must then be stationary during the entire stay.

There will always be life and activity at a festival camp, and we ask that camp guests respect the wishes of both neighbors and other guests for sleep. Security personnel may remove guests who do not comply with general peace and order or other regulations set by the Tons of Rock staff.

Yes. Food and drinks are permitted on the campsite. It is still not permitted to use a grill, primus, open-air kitchen or other form of open fire. Fixed gas installations in caravans and mobile homes for cooking food are of course permitted.

You can ONLY exchange your personal festival camp ticket for a wristband during our pre-scan tour.

Camp spot tickets can ONLY be scanned at the festival camp where you are staying (Ekeberg or Bjerke).

Read more about where to exchange your ticket for a wristband before the festival [here].