Parking & Shuttle Information
- Parking directly next to the site is available by advanced paid reservation only. Our local community is encouraged to walk or bike to the event!
- Please ensure you do NOT park in any spaces that are marked residential. Please note that parking in several of the areas listed are Paid Parking.
SHUTTLE TIMES: TBA
Macey Ruth Mill Park
Clear Creek Rec Center (98 12th Avenue)
Hwy 103 City Lot (paid parking)
Citizens Park (1545 Miner Street)
Corner of 17th & Colorado
Courtney Riley Park (2350 Colorado Blvd)
FAQ
General Questions
I’m an event attendee, what time can I arrive?
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Friday 8/4 - Gates open at 4pm (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
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Saturday 8/5 - Gates open at 10am (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
When does the music start?
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Friday 8/4 - TBA
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Saturday 8/5 - TBA
Am I allowed to bring a pet to the event?
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No pets allowed on the festival grounds or camping areas: This includes dogs, cats, iguanas, snakes, tigers, and any other animals.
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Please see more information on this below.
Can I bring a tent, umbrella, chairs, etc?
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Yes! Anything that may block the view of others though, will only be allowed on the outside edge of the performance area.
Ticket Questions
What tickets do I need for the festival?
- You need a either a one day pass, two day, VIP, or camping pass to access the festival
Do I need to show my ticket upon arrival?
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Yes, you will need to show our attendants your ticket upon arrival (this is relevant for both Friday & Saturday). You may print your tickets, or show the confirmation email on your phone.
Can I upgrade my ticket?
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Yes! You can upgrade your ticket prior to the event by emailing us at samantha@ccmrd.com or at the ticket station at the event day of.
Can I buy tickets on site?
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Yes! But we highly recommend you buy tickets ahead of time to ensure access and ease of entry. We will have 2 Day Passes, Camping Passes, and Saturday Access available to buy on site.
Is there any way to cancel my order or get a refund?
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No refunds are allowed for this event.
Can I smoke at the event?
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No smoking within the festival grounds or camp site. Designated smoking areas will be provided.
Camping Questions
Is camping available?
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Yes! Limited tent camping is available. To ensure you get a spot, please pre-purchase your spot. Additional camping instructions will be sent to those who have reservations ahead of the event.
Can I bring my RV?
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Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to accommodate RV’s or vans this year. We hope to change this in future years.
Parking Questions
Where should I park?
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Parking directly in front of the event site is limited to VIP ticket holders and those camping only.
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There is limited parking along County Road 314 (which requires a short walk to the festival grounds)
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Main event parking is located throughout Idaho Springs and will be served via shuttles.
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We encourage our local residents to walk or bike to the event!
Are there Shuttles?
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Yes! The majority of parking is within walking/biking distance, or you can utilize our FREE shuttle service.
Where and when do the shuttles pick up?
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We will be running shuttles on both Friday and Saturday, see pick up locations and times below (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
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Friday - 4pm to 12:00am
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Saturday - 11am to 12:00am
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Macy Ruth Mill Park
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Clear Creek Rec Center (98 12th Avenue)
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Hwy 103 City Lot (paid parking)
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Citizens Park (1545 Miner Street)
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Corner of 17th & Colorado
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Courtney Riley Cooper Park (2350 Colorado Blvd)
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Food and Beverage Questions
Will there be food and/or drinks on site?
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Yes we will have a variety of vendors on site selling food and drinks.
Can I bring in outside food/and or drink?
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No outside alcohol or glass containers are allowed. Please feel free to bring in your own cooler with food and non-alcoholic drinks.
Dog Policy
WE LOVE DOGS!!! BUT…
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Service Animals Only Please. Service animals are working animals trained to perform tasks for the benefit of individuals with physical or mental disabilities such as:
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Guiding people who are blind,
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Alerting people who are deaf,
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Alerting and protecting people who are prone to seizures,
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Or other tasks directly related to a disability.
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Dogs whose function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
If your pet is not a service animal, please make arrangements for the animal as they will not be allowed on festival property.