Been 3 times! Answers: 1. People camp from Monday for a Wednesday festival. Earlier = better spot. The "pre-party" days are honestly half the experience. 2. The food is INSANE. Not festival food — actual restaurant quality. Budget extra for eating. 3. The art installations are incredible. Also the "naked run" on the first day is... an experience. 4. Less chaotic than Glasto, more chill Scandinavian energy. Everyone is friendly but gives you space. You're going to love it.
Pro tip: bring your own bike or rent one nearby. The site is huge and biking between stages is the way locals do it. Also, learn to say "skål" — it'll make you friends fast.
The food hall alone is worth the ticket. I spent more on food than on beer last year, and I don't regret a single krone. Try the smørrebrød stand if it's there again.
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