How To Arrive?

¿How to arrive to Viveiro?

The Resurrection Fest organization, in collaboration with Divertis En Vivo, offers organized trips from the main cities in Galicia, as well as from 23 other cities across Spain.

There are diverse types of organized travel available:

Long-distance organized trips.

Organized trips from various points within Galicia (including airports).

Additionally, there are many ways to get to Viveiro on your own. You can find information about alternative options HERE.

Where do the organized trips drop me off in Viveiro?

Organized trips will have three stops in Viveiro:

Glamping: Located directly in front of the festival venue.

Resucamp: Located at Area Beach (Playa de Area).

Free Rest Area: Located at Parque de Pernas Peón, in Covas.

Is there an organized trip from my city?

You can check for yourself in our Organized Trips section.

There is no organized trip or good public transport connection from where I live. Is there an alternative?

From experience, we know that many attendees use car-sharing services like BlaBlaCar or Amovens. This can be a great alternative for those cases.

Is there any designated parking area for vehicles?

ast year, the Viveiro City Council (Concello de Viveiro) provided a list of recommended parking areas:

• For vehicles arriving via the LU-862 road (O Vicedo-Viveiro direction): It is recommended to park in the school district area, the municipal sports hall esplanade, or along Paseo Martín Ledesma.
• For vehicles arriving via the LU-540 road (Ourol-Viveiro direction): Parking is recommended in the Verxeles area (near the train station and ITV), the “Variante” area, or the underground parking lot located on Avenida Navia Castrillón.

Motorhomes and Vans: There will be designated parking spots available in Zones B and C. Additionally, Viveiro has a specific Motorhome Area located on Avenida Luis Cebreiro.

Reduced Mobility (PRM): If you have reduced mobility, there will be a small designated area enabled for you. You can find all the information HERE.

What time do the venue doors open?

The venue’s opening hours are announced in the days leading up to each edition of the festival via our main social media channels and our newsletter. Instagram link – Facebook link

Questions about venue access and wristband validation

How do I access the venue? How do I get my wristband?

When you arrive at the venue, you must present your ticket to receive your wristband and gain entry. For sustainability reasons, we recommend bringing your ticket in digital format, unless your device’s screen is damaged, which could make it difficult to scan the QR code—in that case, you may bring a printed copy. You will also need to provide your ID or passport (a valid identity document).

Each wristband will be issued solely and exclusively to the ticket holder.

REMEMBER: Your ticket must be registered with your personal details. If you haven’t nominated your ticket yet, you must do so via this link.

What does the Pandemonium ticket grant access to?

Just like in previous editions, PANDEMONIUM tickets are the VIP passes for Resurrection Fest Estrella Galicia. They allow access as a member of the public to the entire festival area, including the Pandemonium area, an exclusive zone for holders of this type of ticket.

Transfer of tickets or gifting tickets to family and/or friends

I have been given a ticket, how can I make sure I won’t have problems accessing the festival? We recommend that you only accept tickets from people you trust, as it is not possible to verify or control the sale of fake tickets. If you have been given a ticket, you must ensure that you perform a name change on it through this link. If the details on the ticket do not match those of the person attending the festival, access will not be permitted.

I cannot go to the festival, and I want to gift my ticket to a friend or family member, how can I do it? To transfer your ticket to a friend or family member, you must ensure that you perform a name change on it through this link. If the details on the ticket do not match those of the person attending the festival, access will not be permitted.

Official festival rest areas

Where can I get tickets for the festival’s rest areas? In our Where to sleep section, you can find all the information about the available rest areas for Resurrection Fest EG 2026. This year, we have Glamping, Resucamp, and free rest areas. The paid rest areas require the additional purchase of tickets for them. These will be equipped with all services: showers, cafeteria, security, etc. Remember to make civic use of the facilities, respect your neighbors, and throw trash in the containers provided for it.

If I am going to Resucamp or Glamping, what do I need to enter? You will need to present the specific ticket for the purchased rest area and the ID of the ticket holder.

Where can I validate Resucamp and Glamping tickets?

If you are a Resucamp user, you can validate your tickets there and collect both your festival wristband and your rest area wristband.

If you are a Glamping user, you must validate and collect your rest area wristband there, and you must go to the validation and ticket office area of the venue itself, very close to Glamping, to collect your festival wristband.

Rest areas equipment and facilities

Can I access the rest areas witch chairs, tables or awnings?

Yes, but you must respect the space available in your plot and not invade paths, emergency exits, etc.

If you have any questions, please speak to the staff of the corresponding rest area.

Can I enter the rest area with my caravan?

You may park your caravan in the rest areas of Monte San Roque and the Esteiro de Xove area.

Can I bring food and drink to the rest area?

Yes, entry food and liquids is permitted in the rest area.

Can I leave valuables in the campsite?

We don´t recommend it. We´ll have security at entrance but is better not to leave anything of value.

Where can I charge my phone in the rest areas?

There will be a portable battery rental service within the festival grounds.

I have more questions about Glamping, who can I ask?

You can look at the frequently asked questions section on the Festents website or contact hola@festents.com.

Minors

I´m minor, can I go to the festival?

Yes, you can attend, but under certain condition explained in the minor´s policy on the information page and in the Purchase Guide within the Tickets section of our website

Do minors need a ticket? What do they need to enter?

Minors who are 12-year-old or younger during the festival dates do not need a ticket. Minors under 16 must always be accompanied by a responsible adult.

I´m new, what do I need to bring to the festival?

Your documents (DNI, passport, card…), clothes, toiletries, cash… Bring sunscreen, as you likely need it, and a raincoat, because you might also get wet. Bring your phone charger if you don´t wat to be disconnected, or a power bank. Earplugs or headphones will help you in case the concert volume is too high for you or if there are noisy neighbours when it´s time to sleep.

If you are going to the rest areas, bring a tent and a sleeping mat, and perhaps a sleeping bag.

If you like the beach, bring a towel and a swimsuit. A morning swim at our beaches helps recharge your energy after a night of music. Finally, plenty of festival spirit!

How do I pay inside the venue?

Resurrection Fest is a cashless festival. We will soon publish all the information regarding cashless payments on a specific page here on the official website.

What can I do in the mornings before the concerts?

In addition to enjoying either of the two nearby beaches (Covas and Area), you have numerous restaurants and bars with typical food, (seafood, octopus, tapas, etc) good wines and beer, above all, you can explore the entire hospitable region of Vivero.

Questions about food and drink within the venue

Can I enter the concert venue with food and/or drink?

You may enter with small water bottles without caps ad snacks or small individual portions. At various locations through the venue, you will find stands where you can purchase all kinds of food and drink. Additionally, there will be free water fountains to recover after each concert; these will be the marked on the officially map of each edition.

Is there vegetarian/vegan or special gluten-free food? And alcohol-free beer?

Yes, there are stalls with vegan food as well as gluten-free and lactose-free options. We cannot guarantee the availability of food with fully controlled traceability for celiacs. Furthermore, we have gluten free and 0.0 Estrella Galicia beer.

What items are prohibited from the venue / what items can not introduce to the festival.

The following items are not allowed, or you cannot introduce it to the venue:

Sharp and pointed objects, and weapons of any kind

Bullet belts, horns, accessories with large spikes, heavy chains, padlocks, or accessories that could be used as a weapon

Flares, firecrackers, or other pyrotechnic elements

Selfie sticks or tripods

Professional photo and/or video cameras

Bottles, glass, flasks, camelbaks, or bottle caps

Illegal substances

Chairs or mats

Bicycles, skateboards, or similar

Flashlights or lasers

Musical instruments

Animals, except for guide dogs

What to do in case of evacuation?

Locate the nearest emergency exit; these are marked with yellow banners.

Keep your belongings under control.

Follow the recommendations of the security staff.

When you leave the venue, do so patiently and in an orderly manner—not all at once.

Help and assistance

What should I do if I see someone attempting to steal or causing any kind of disturbance?

Contact the venue security, who will be in uniform with a special badge.

I have reduced mobility; can I attend the event?

Yes, we have special areas for people with reduced mobility

I need medical assistance during the festival, what do I do?

GO immediately to the medical area. Locate it on the official map of each edition.

What if I lose something, who do I ask?

You can ask about “lost and found” at the ticket office. We also recommend keeping valuables or documentation in a safe place and not leaving anything in the campsite that could be stolen. If you find something, please, we would appreciate it if you drop it off in this area. Found items will be turned over to the Viveiro Local Police in the following days.

Will there be lockers to store things at the festival?

Yes, we have a locker service for storing belongings and values inside the festival grounds. These can be purchased on our website in a specific section that is published as the dates of each edition approach.

Band Merchandising

Yes, almost all bands will have official merchandise at the official merch stand, but generally only on the days they perform and during early hours. Most of them pack up early to hit the road, and it is likely they will no longer be there by the end of their performance day.

In addition, there will be Resurrection Fest merchandise available while supplies last, featuring all current designs and sizes, of course including women’s versions.

Will there be record signings during the festival?

Yes, the schedules for these signings will be published in the days leading up to the festival. Keep an eye on our social media and our website. There will be a dedicated area for this within the venue. If you are interested, join the queue and you can get some autographs from your favourite artists.

The festival concerts have finished and I feel like partying. Where should I go?

We recommend heading to the bars and pubs in Viveiro, which offer parties until the early hours of the morning. Follow the crowds or ask around and you will find them.

Are there surfing areas in Viveiro?

Yes, there is a strong surfing community and even surf schools. We have beaches in Viveiro or Xove (Esteiro) with great waves. Check out our website to learn more about this beautiful Galician town.

I have a question that isn’t listed here, who should I ask? You can ask through our social media channels and we will get back to you as soon as possible, though the most reliable way is to send us an email at contact@resurrectionfest.es. You can also ask the staff members you see around the venue, and they may be able to help you.

*Tips:

Respect the bands: if you don’t like a group or a performance, don’t watch them, but let those who want to see them do so.

Always keep a close eye on your valuables.

Respect your neighbors at the campsite (do unto others as you would have them do unto you).

Wear comfortable clothes and bring everything you need to enjoy a festival.

Use the bins located throughout the venue and reuse the festival cups.