Festivalpark Werchter Belgium
Rock Werchter 2025 will take place at the Festivalpark in Werchter from Thursday 3 July to Sunday 6 July. Ticket sales start on Friday 22 November at 10 AM.
From 25 October until 20 November at 12 pm it was possible to pre-register for access to a Rock Werchter presale that runs from Thursday 21 November at 10 am until Friday 22 November at 9 am.
Pre-registration for this presale is no longer possible.
Regular ticket sales start on Friday November 22nd at 10:00 via ticketmaster.be.
Ticket prices are including service fee, mobility and eco contribution. You can purchase a maximum of six ticket per order.
Tickets for Rock Werchter 2025 are exclusively available via ticketmaster.be.
Each festival ticket allows you to download one free train ticket for public transport (train/festival bus) to and from Werchter.
❗ If you wish to stay on one of the festival's campsites, you'll need to purchase a camping ticket as well. See 'Camping tickets' for more info.
Camping is a part of festivals. Are you going for the full experience? Don't forget to book your camping ticket or package. An overview of what's on offer:
The Hive. Top notch camping meets top notch experience. The Hive is located close to the Festival Park and is run by the festival organization.
The Hive is accessible from Wednesday 2 July at 2 pm. Those staying on The Hive/The Hive My Space/The Hive Resort or The Hive ADL, have access to Central Park for a nice get-together.
Not run by the festival organization are the Camping Regular campsites, all within walking distance of the Festival Park. Rather basic, but not less cosy. These campsites open on Thursday 3 July at 8 am. Camping 'Regular' tickets will be available soon.
You want to go camping but don't have a tent? We've got you covered! Spend the night in an exclusive tent designed for Rock Werchter, with or without a matching sleeping set. Buy your Rock Werchter Tent and/or sleeping set now and pick them up upon arrival in Central Park at The Hive.
You decide where to set up your Rock Werchter pop-up tent at The Hive or The Hive My Space. The icing on the cake: after the festival you can take the tent and sleeping set home with you as a lasting memory of your unforgettable Rock Werchter experience.
Please note: these items are only available for campers staying at The Hive or The Hive My Space. In order to stay at The Hive or The Hive My Space, you will also need a camping ticket for The Hive/The Hive My Space.
Within the Festivalpark, The Hive and The Hive Resort, you can pay for food and drinks with Coins, Rock Werchter's own digital currency. Coins can be purchased during the festival via the QR code on the tag of your festival wristband, via the Rock Werchter app or at the counters.
More info to follow soon. Coins will be available from spring 2025.
We're offering a lot of easy, comfortable and fast alternatives to the car. Avoid traffic jams and pick one of the alternative options.
If you plan to arrive in Werchter by car or motorcycle, take into account possible delays during your outward and return journeys. Several streets around the Festivalpark will be closed off and parking will be prohibited.
If you come to Werchter by car or motorcycle, you must purchase a parking ticket in advance. Without a valid parking ticket, you do not have access to the car parks. Note that only a limited number of parking tickets are on sale.
Parking tickets are not available yet.
Your tickets will be available in your Ticketmaster account from spring 2025.
Our ticket partner Ticketmaster is happy to answer any questions. Their employees can be reached online. An answer to the most frequently asked ticketing related questions can be found in the Ticketmaster FAQ.
Buy your tickets from ticketmaster.be only. Don't blindly order your tickets through the first website that pops up on your search engine. Chances are you are visiting an auctioning website or a ticket reseller. Not only will tickets offered through these websites be more expensive; you also risk being denied access to the festival.
In Belgium, there is a legal framework that restricts the structural resale of tickets. Nevertheless, the trade in festival tickets on the secondary market is flourishing. Tickets purchased on the black market - unlike tickets purchased via ticketmaster.be - do not guarantee their validity. All too often, it is found that fraudulent tickets are offered on the black market. There is therefore a chance that the ticket purchased via the secondary market has been blacklisted and that access to the festival will therefore be refused.
Did you buy a ticket via such a site? First and foremost, contact the resale site. In some cases, the site will refund you the difference with the original price of the ticket. If this is not the case, you can take legal action before a civil court. Always report the resale to the Economic Inspectorate via Consumer Connect.
Read more about this via FPS Economy.