Köpvillkor

Applies to Tomorrowland
Tomorrowland köpvillkor

Article 1

1.1 Anyone entering the Festival grounds declares to have agreed to these General Terms and Conditions upon purchasing their tickets.

1.2 Anyone who fails to comply with these General Terms and Conditions may be refused admission to or ejected from the Festival grounds. The Organisation reserves the right to ban anyone who fails to comply with the General Terms and Conditions admission to the Festival for the next five years.

Article 2

2.1 All visitors who present themselves to the entrance of the Festival grounds must be in the possession of a valid Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille bracelet registered in their name.

2.2 A Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille bracelet grants one (1) person admission on the day or days for which an admission ticket is purchased. Anyone in the possession of a Tomorrowland bracelet enters the Festival grounds at his/her own risk.

2.3 The minimum age for the Festival is 18 years. Any person born in 2001 will be allowed admittance, also if the age of 18 will not be reached until after the Festival. There will be no exception to this rule, not even if the person concerned is accompanied by a parent, guardian and/or other adult.

2.4 For security reasons, visitors holding a day pass or Full Madness Pass leaving the Festival grounds will not be allowed to re-enter the grounds. A Full Madness Pass will not be reactivated until the next day. For safety reasons visitors in the possession of one of the DreamVille bracelets may enter Tomorrowland until two hours before closing. Visitors can only re-enter DreamVille as from 17h00.

2.5 The Organiser reserves the right to prosecute any holder of forged Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille admission tickets or bracelets.

Article 3

3.1 Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille tickets or bracelets are neither refundable nor exchangeable for another type of ticket, day or weekend.

3.2 Stolen or lost Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille bracelets will not be refunded. The visitor is responsible to take care of his own bracelet. In case the Visitor requires a new bracelet (after theft or loss) during the Festival and within the Festival area, the Organiser will provide the visitor with a new bracelet.

Article 4

4.1 All registered, valid, and activated Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille bracelets must be scanned upon entering the festival grounds and/or camping grounds.

4.2 The Organiser and/or official ticket seller reserve the right to verify the identity of the festival visitors upon entering the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds. If a visitor is unable to identify him/herself, he/she will be refused admission to the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds, without any right to a refund of the admission price. Valid proofs of identity include: a valid ID, passport, or driver’s license.
The name on the proof of identity must be the same as the name in which the bracelet is registered. Copies of identity papers are not accepted. The Security Act expressly applies.

4.3 All Tomorrowland bracelets are sent by the Organiser to the shipping address entered during purchase from the beginning of July 2019. After purchase, tickets may no longer be exchanged/upgraded to another type of ticket, nor will it be possible to change the name(s) and/or address.

4.4 Lost or damaged bracelets will not be refunded. In case, for whatever reason, the Tomorrowland bracelets do not reach the shipping address, the Main Buyer, who has made the purchase, should contact the Organiser and the Organiser will provide pick-up of the bracelet at the Festival. In the latter case, the bracelet and treasure case have been shipped to Main Buyer and Main Buyer won’t be entitled to a new treasure case nor receive a refund for the Treasure Case Fee.

4.5      For tickets purchased during the Will Call sale bracelets will not be shipped. De holder of a Will Call ticket will not be entitled to a refund of the Bracelet Fee in case they don’t receive a treasure case.

4.6 Special 15th year gift in the Treasure Case – It is not possible to request a change or refund for the special 15th year gift you receive in the Treasure Case. A preference regarding the gift is given during the pre-registration by the main buyer and applies for every Treasure Case in the order.

Article 5

5.1      Admission to the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds may be denied, and visitors may be ejected from the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds (without any entitlement to a refund of the admission price) if a visitor: (the following list is non-exhaustive):
is under the influence of alcohol or drugs;
is in the possession of or deals in drugs;
was previously refused admission to other events / meetings by the Organiser or other authorities;
shows behavior or wears clothing that is evidently aimed at disturbing the peace, provoking, or inciting to violence, hate, anger, xenophobia, race hate, etc.;
puts the lives of other visitors at risk;
is in the possession of banned objects;
refuses to be searched/patted down by security personnel;
refuses or fails to comply with the General Terms and Conditions.

Article 6

6.1      Anyone in the possession of a valid Tomorrowland bracelet or special admittance voucher must have the personal bracelet or voucher validated upon entering the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds.

6.2      Visitors may be searched or patted down by security personnel before being allowed admission to Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille. Security personnel may ask ticket holders of the same sex to subject themselves to a pat down and/or search of their clothes and luggage in order to intercept banned objects. If any banned objects are found, the security personnel will be entitled to confiscate the object and to refuse the owner admission to the Festival.

Article 7

7.1      Access control is in conformity with the applicable laws and is aimed at preventing weapons or hazardous substances that may disrupt the goings-on at Tomorrowland and DreamVille or put the safety of the visitors at risk.

7.2      The following items are banned from the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds:
Bringing your own food and drinks to Tomorrowland;
Bringing your own food and drinks in glass to DreamVille;
Drugs or other illegal mind-enhancing substances;
Deodorant or perfume in containers larger than 100ml
Any other objects (umbrellas, parasols, camera tripods, laser pens, etc. …) of which the security personnel decide that they pose a risk to the other visitors of the festival;
Projectiles or explosives in solid, liquid or gas form;
Flammable products or materials & spray cans;
Pyrotechnical objects (fireworks, torches, etc.);
Any other weapons or sharp, pointy objects (sticks, chains, knives, …);
Banners or items bearing discriminating and/or provocative texts or expressions that may be used in an attempt to disrupt the peace, or that may endanger the safety of the crowd and/or may cause injuries or damage to people and goods;
Animals (except for guide dogs);
Drones.

7.3      The following objects may be brought onto the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds:
Guide dogs for visually challenged people;
Bringing your own food and drinks to DreamVille only, provided they are not contained in glass.
The maximum amount of drinks that may be brought to DreamVille is 6 cans of alcoholic beverages (max. 50 cl per can) and 6 cans or plastic bottles of soda or energy drinks (max. 50 cl per can/plastic bottle) per person. An unlimited number of bottles of water; Only closed packages are allowed.
Disposable or compact photo cameras;
Telescopic umbrellas without pin (no parasols);
Plastic tarpaulins and blankets to lie/sit on;
Sun screen, cosmetic products, deodorant in containers of up to 100ml;
Refreshers / vaporizers, small bag packs and other bags.
Selfie-sticks which when extended are less than 1m in length and that are solely intended for photography.

Article 8

8.1      Visitors to Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille are not allowed to:
Enter zones to which their bracelet does not allow admission (the comfort zone, press zones, backstage, front of houses, stages etc.);
Climb on tents, constructions, fences, light bridges, benches, or any other structures on the festival grounds;
Block entrances, exits and emergency exits;
Disguise themselves in order to make themselves unrecognizable with the intention to disturb the peace or put the safety of the other visitors at risk;
Sell food, drinks or other products without the express permission of the Organiser;
Throw or shoot objects in solid, liquid or gas form;
Smoke where smoking is banned;
Urinate in public;
Wear full face masks (masks, morphsuites etc.);
Park a vehicle without an official parking sticker issued by the Organiser. Cars may be towed at the owner’s expense;
Tearing down, breaking, or trashing decorations;
Steal decorations or any other material belonging to Tomorrowland and/or Dreamville.
Make fire;
Crowd surfing.

Article 9

9.1      Wearing texts, symbols, objects, clothes and/or other (visible) external expressions explicitly representing a political, social movement, or group is prohibited. Anything that hints at discrimination, incitement, or racism is strictly prohibited.

Article 10

10.1   Anyone who is present at the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds must obey the instructions and directions of the Organiser or its authorised representatives at the festival and/or camping sites at all times, in order to ensure the public order and safety during the Festival.

Article 11

11.1    For safety reasons the Organiser reserves the right:
To interrupt or discontinue the Festival;
To prevent visitors at the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds from leaving the festival grounds until further notice;
to ask visitors to leave the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds;
to refuse visitors admission to the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds, even if they possess a valid admission ticket.

11.2 The Organiser may find himself forced to change or alter the Festival program. In this event the admission ticket will remain valid and no admission tickets will be refunded or exchanged.

Article 12

12.1    Through these General Terms and Conditions, the Organiser informs all visitors of the fact that the Organiser collects data to prevent or detect unlawful behaviour, to protect or enforce legal rights and for security reasons. This concerns the following personal data: first name, last name, date of birth and country of residence. Where permitted by law, the Organiser may also share these personal data (first name, last name, date of birth and country of residence) to government agencies or other authorised bodies, to protect or enforce his rights or the rights of third parties, or in the detection and prevention of fraud or other crimes. These government agencies or authorized bodies may give the Organiser a negative advise concerning the access of a ticket holder. In this case the Organiser refuse a ticketholder admission to the event or evict that person from the Festival. The ticket holder will not have any right to compensation of damages.

12.2    To be able to execute your purchase, the Organizer needs to share your data with third parties. By accepting these General Terms and Conditions, you explicitly give consent to share your data with the following parties for the following objectives.

12.2.1 The Organiser may share your data with the following objectives:
Booking of hotels, trains, busses and flights (only in case of Global Journey Packages)
Cashless top-ups, cashless payments at the Festival and cashless refunds
Check-in procedures and hospitality facilities (to make sure you find your way to your shuttle or bus, to make your festival experience easier, to help you check in to your DreamVille accommodation, the Festival or a restaurant)
Where permitted by law criminal records of ticket holders can be checked by the government agencies and in case of a negative advise by these government agencies, ticket holders can be blocked from the Festival. The Organiser will never get access to any criminal records nor do profiling.
Customer service by the Organiser and their ticket providers
Fulfillment and shipment of Tomorrowland Bracelet (to make sure your ticket/bracelet is sent to you)
Printing of among others hard tickets (only in case you receive hard tickets)
Reporting and statistics about visitors of het Festival
Security, safety and health measurements
Ticket and payment processing
Transactional e-mails by the Organiser (such as e-mails to remind you to personalize your tickets, your e-ticket, your payment confirmation)
Transportation to and from the Festival or to and from hotels/B&B

12.2.2 The Organiser may share your data with the following parties:
Booking companies
Cashless payments partner of the Organiser
Fulfillment and shipment companies
Hospitality staff at check-in points (among others but not limited to airports, hotels, B&B, bus stations, train stations and restaurants on site)
Local and federal governments
Mailing companies
Operational staff on site
Payment processing companies
Printing companies
Safety and health companies and staff (such as security or first aid personnel)
Ticket providers: Brussels Airlines and Paylogic
Transportation companies

12.3   By entering the Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille grounds, all visitors automatically consent to being photographed or filmed and herewith grant the Organiser permission to use and/or broadcast these digital images. The Organiser may use these digital images for promotional and/or commercial purposes related to Tomorrowland and/or DreamVille. In addition, these images may be used by commercial and/or (media) partners. Images may furthermore be recorded and stored by the police and/or Organiser for maintaining and enforcing the security on the festival grounds, and to prevent, investigate and punish crimes and breaches of the General Terms and Conditions by establishing the identity of the perpetrators using these digital images.

12.4   The Festival grounds are under camera surveillance in accordance with the Act of 21 March 2018.

12.5   All visitors are entitled to object, free of charge, to the use of their data by notifying the Organiser of their objection in writing ([email protected]). All visitors may furthermore request the Organiser in writing to change, modify or delete their personal data.

12.5.1 If the visitor who purchased the tickets (“Main Buyer”) wishes to use his right to be forgotten, he acknowledges that the Organiser can no longer fulfill his order nor give access to the Festival to anyone within the order. The Main Buyer will not be entitled to a refund.

12.5.2 If one of the personalized guests of the Main Buyer uses his right to be forgotten, he acknowledges that the Organiser can no longer fulfill this ticket nor give access to the Festival. The Main Buyer will not be entitled to a refund.

12.6 All photographs and film shot by visitors on the festival grounds may only be used for commercial or public purposes with the prior written consent of the Organiser.

12.7    Visitors of the Festival are not allowed to make or broadcast (semi) professional (livestream) video and/or audio recordings at the festival grounds without the prior written consent of the Organiser. This prohibition also applies to the use and/or publication of these (semi) professional (livestream) video and/or audio recordings after the end of the festival without the prior written consent of the Organiser.

12.8 By Purchasing Tomorrowland tickets, you expressly agree to be aware of and agree with the Tomorrowland Privacy Policy.

Article 13

13.1   Recreation area ‘De Schorre’, where the Festival takes place, is located in a nature reserve. All visitors to the Festival are therefore required to cooperate with keeping the site clean and tidy, including by using the waste collection points on the festival grounds, the camping site, and the parking lots.

Article 14

14.1   Tomorrowland Ticket
Tickets to Tomorrowland may only be purchased through the following channels: Paylogic and Brussels Airlines. Tickets may only be purchased using the link in the Tomorrowland account which provides access to the Paylogic and Brussels Airlines ticket shops. Tickets that are obtained in a different manner (either through a different channel, or by evading, in any way, the procedure prescribed in the registration link that provides access to the ticket shop) will at all times be cancelled. Do not purchase your Tomorrowland tickets through unofficial channels!
Tickets to Tomorrowland may only be purchased after making a Tomorrowland account on the Tomorrowland website.
Automated registrations are not allowed and will not be valid.
If the nationality you used during registration is different from the nationality you used during purchase, the change can be considered as fraud. In this case the organizer reserves the right to cancel your order.
Each E-ticket must be personalised. Unless otherwise stated by the Organiser, this personalisation must take place between 6 February 2019 and 24 February 2019. The Organiser has the right to cancel any tickets that are not personalized within the stipulated period and offer them for sale again. In that event the purchase price for the ticket will be refunded to the Main Buyer, after deducting the Ticket Refund Fee.
After personalization, the personalized guests need to create a Tomorrowland Account via my.tomorrowland.com. The purchase will only be final after all guests have created this Tomorrowland account. As the Main Buyer is responsible to personalize all tickets for people who want to attend the festival and agree with our terms and conditions and privacy policy, he is also responsible to have their confirmation to be willing to create an account. If one of the guests refuses to create a Tomorrowland account, the Organisation reserves the right to cancel his ticket. In this case, the Main Buyer will not be entitled to a refund.
Following the personalization period stipulated by the Organiser, the name on the ticket may no longer be changed. If the name on the bracelet/ticket does not correspond with the name on the proof of identity, the Organiser may refuse the bearer admission.
If bracelets cannot be delivered due to errors in the data provided during the registration and/or purchase procedure, or because the parcel for some reason cannot be delivered by mail in the country of destination, the Treasure Case Fees will not be refunded neither will the Organisation be obliged to provide a new Treasure Case. However, the Organisation will provide the Main Buyer with new bracelets at the festival site.
It is prohibited to trade or resell Tomorrowland tickets or bracelets in any way without the express permission of the Organiser, nor use them for commercial or promotional purposes. Admission tickets may only be exchanged via the Organiser’s official Exchange Desk. The Exchange Desk does not guarantee an exchange. Any tickets that are resold will in no event grant the original owner access. When reselling tickets through the Exchange Desk, a Ticket Refund Fee will be charged.
The Organiser and/or the official ticket seller reserve the right to cancel Tomorrowland tickets if it is established that the tickets were purchased illegally or fraudulently via third parties or third-party websites. All expenses relating to the cancellation will be recovered from the Main buyer. The Organisation reserves the right to take legal action or hand over the case to the relevant authorities.
The maximum number of tickets that may be purchased during the pre-sale period in Belgium is 5 Full Madness Passes, 5 day tickets or DreamVille Packages for 5 persons (except Friendship Packages). During the global pre-sale and World-Wide ticket sale period the maximum number of tickets that may be purchased is 4 Full Madness Passes, 4 day tickets or DreamVille Packages for 4 persons. These numbers are a maximum amount of tickets throughout the whole sale period and may not be cumulated in different sales moments. The Organiser reserves the right to cancel any order in deviation of the foregoing. In case the Organisation chooses to refund all orders or one of the orders, the Organiser will refund the Main Buyer the purchase price, after deducting the Ticket Refund Fee.
You can only participate with the Belgian Pre-Sale if you are a Belgian resident and you select a Belgian address as shipping address for the treasure case.
In case your order is cancelled before the 20thof March 2019, the Treasure Case Fee will be refunded and will not be included in the Ticket Refund Fee. In case your order is cancelled after the 20thof March 2019, we will have started preparation for shipping and your treasure case will still be shipped, therefore the Treasure Case Fee will not be refunded and thus be charged together with the Ticket Refund Fee.

Article 15

15.1 DreamVille Tickets
DreamVille tickets can only be purchased as part of a DreamVille Package or a Global Journey Package. The DreamVille Packages combine a specific type of DreamVille accommodation with a Full Madness Regular or Comfort Pass. Global Journey Packages can be purchased in combination with a Travel package that includes one of the various DreamVille accommodations and a Full Madness Regular or Comfort Pass.
A DreamVille Package or Global Journey Package (including DreamVille accommodation) grants admission to DreamVille and Tomorrowland during the entire weekend. A Magnificent Greens Package is valid per PERSON and not per tent. A Magnificent Greens Tent Package, Easy Tent Package, Easy Tent Supreme Package and DreamLodge Package is valid per TENT, a Relax Room Package, Spectacular Relax Room Package, Kokono Package, Cabana Package and Ensuite Package is valid per ROOM.
When purchasing a Magnificent Greens Package you are guaranteed a spot on the camping site. It is not possible to book a specific spot.
No vehicles, motor cycles, trailers, caravans or mobile homes are allowed onto DreamVille.
By purchasing a ticket for a DreamVille Cabana, DreamLodge, Ensuite, Camp2Camp Friendship Area, Camp2Camp Pre-Pitched Area, Spectacular Relax Room, Supreme EasyTent, Spectacular DreamLodge, or Relax Room, Mansion, you automatically agree to the terms and conditions that apply to these accommodations.

Article 16

16.1   It is prohibited to distribute flyers or hang up posters within or outside the Festival grounds during the Festival. Visitors wishing to promote their own events may put an ad in the Tomorrowland newspaper that is distributed among the visitors during the festival. For more information visit [email protected].

Article 17

17.1    Tomorrowland applies a zero-tolerance policy concerning drugs.

17.2    Using, dealing in, or possession of drugs on the Festival grounds is strictly prohibited. If proof hereof is found, through strict surveillance and inspection, the person involved will be removed from the Festival grounds and denied admission for a period of 5 consecutive years.

17.3    All visitors will be given the opportunity to leave any drugs in special drug amnesty bins before entering the Festival grounds without facing any (legal) consequences.

17.4    If a visitor is prescribed certain drugs for health reasons, he/she must present a valid medical certificate before being allowed to bring the specific drugs onto the Festival grounds.

17.5    All directions and instructions given by the security personnel must be obeyed immediately. If possession of banned or dangerous weapons is suspected, the security personnel will be entitled to make a search. Refusal to submit to a search may result in being removed from the event.

Article 18

18.1    Official Tomorrowland Fashion & Merchandise is only sold on the Festival ground, via the official Tomorrowland webstore (store.tomorrowland.com) and in shops selected by TML by Tomorrowland.

Article 19

19.1    The Festival grounds provide means to withdraw cash. Top-up booths are installed to load ‘Pearls’, the official currency of the Festival onto the bracelet. The purchase of Pearls can be done in cash or debit/credit card.  All food and drinks purchased on the Festival grounds must be paid for in ‘Pearls’.

Article 20

20.1   Lockers may be rented on the Festival grounds upon availability.

20.2   When renting a locker, you agree to Lockerbox’s general terms and conditions. These terms and conditions also apply if the rent of a locker is included in the ticket price. (http://www.lockerbox.nl/algemene-voorwaarden/)

20.3   All visitors expressly agree to indemnify the Organiser against any liability for damage to and/or theft of goods that are stored in a rented locker.

Article 21

21.1    There are parking facilities near the Tomorrowland and Dreamville grounds. During the voucher sale you may also purchase a parking voucher that allows you to park on one of the parking lots. It is not possible to book a specific parking place nor a specific parking lot. Upon payment you will receive a voucher to be used when parking your car. The period for this voucher sale will be announced on our website. It is also possible to use the parking lot without voucher, against cash payment.

21.2    The visitor expressly agrees to indemnify the Organiser against any liability for damage caused to, theft of, or other accidents occurring with vehicles or persons on the official Festival parking lots.

Article 22

22.1    Upon presentation of a blue parking card, visitors with a disability may use the reserved parking. We ask you to notify us beforehand if you wish to use this parking lot by sending an email to  [email protected];

22.2    People with a disability may enter the Tomorrowland grounds using an elevator. They are allowed to be accompanied in the elevator by up to two caretakers These caretakers have to be in possession of a valid bracelet with their name.

22.3    Extra pavement is installed on the entire grounds to make the Festival grounds easily accessible for people with a disability.

Article 23

23.1    The Organisers are solely liable for direct damage suffered by a visitor that is directly and solely caused by a breach on the part of the Organiser. However, only damages for which the Organiser is insured and in respect of which the insurer is willing to pay is eligible for compensation. Excluded from compensation are: (i) consequential damage, (ii) immaterial damage (iii) and intentional damage or damage caused by willful recklessness of the visitor.

23.2    All visitors enter the parking areas and the Festival grounds at their own risk, in the sense that the Organiser is not liable for any damage caused in connection with entering or being on the grounds and/or attending concerts, such as hearing damage, eye damage, and other physical disorders.

Article 24

24.1    The Organiser may only cancel or postpone the Festival in the event of force majeure or if the Organiser has another demonstrable compelling reason to cancel or postpone the Festival. Force majeure events include but are not limited to: terrorist threats, terrorist attacks, inclement weather, strikes, fire, war, government intervention, pandemics, illness of artists, failure of and/or delays in technical facilities, failure of and/or delays in means of transport, etc.

24.3    If a visitor wishes to cancel his/her admission ticket due to concerns over terrorist threats and/or attacks, the purchase price will in no event be refunded.

Article 25

25.1    Cashless – general
“Cashless payments” is the payment method used during the Festival. The Organization reserves the right to allow other payment methods, such as cash payments and/or payments through other electronic devices.
«Pearl» is the official currency at the Festival. The Visitor can buy «Pearls» through the Tomorrowland Cashless system by a top-up online or a top-up at DreamVille or at Tomorrowland.
Through an online “top-up” transaction on the website or by entering the Festival the visitor automatically accepts the Cashless Terms and Conditions set herein.
The Organization cannot be held liable if the cashless system does not operate, does not operate without defects, or only partially operates during the Festival. In that case the Organization will provide a back-up scenario for the visitor.

25.2    Cashless – transaction disputes

25.2.1            Top-up transactions
All disputes regarding online top-up transactions should be reported immediately with a notification to [email protected]. Complaints related to online transactions will solely be accepted at the latest 3 months after the Festival. The visitor is prompted to add the necessary supporting documents when communicating with the Festival Organization.
Disputes about top-up transaction made at the Festival should be reported by the visitor to a Cashless Customer Service point at the Festival, as well as to this email address: [email protected]. The Organization reserves the right to decline the dispute if no proof or documentation regarding the disputed transaction is submitted. The visitor can track all top up transaction in his online Cashless account.

25.2.2            Other transactions
All other transaction disputes need to be reported as soon as possible at the Cashless Customer Service point at the Festival.

25.3    Loss or theft of the value support
The visitor remains at all times responsible for his cashless support (bracelet or cashless card) onto which the ‘Pearls’ were topped-up. The Organization cannot be held responsible in case of loss or theft.
In case of loss or theft, the visitor can deactivate his cashless support by accessing his online cashless account or by visiting a Cashless Customer Service point at the Festival.

25.4    Refunds
Cashless ‘Pearls’, excluding «Bonus ‘Pearls’» and «Pearls pre-loaded by the Organization» are only refundable after the Festival. Hence, the Organization will not refund any Pearls during the Festival (even in cases when a visitor’s access to the Festival site is denied).
All cashless refunds are subject to a refund fee.
In case of a back-up scenario, the Organization will suggest an alternative method of payment to the visitor. The Organization reserves the right to not carry out «Pearls» refunds.

25.4.1            Automatic refunds
There will be an automatic refund for all online top-ups or transactions through the website implemented through international brands. The international brands are: Bancontact, iDeal, VISA and MasterCard. The Organization reserves the right to add or remove payment methods, if necessary.
The Organization will strive to initiate automatic refunds within a period of 7 days following the end of the Festival. The timing is subject to possible delays which may occur beyond the control of the Organization. The refunds will be conducted by the same payment method which was used for the online top-up. The timing when the payment is visible on the account statement from the electronic payment provider depends on the currency, the country and the necessary processing time where the payment provider is established.
Refunds that qualify for automatic refund happen automatically. The Organization is not able to manually block certain payments nor change the payment method of the refund.

25.4.2            Manual refunds
Manual refunds will apply for all amounts which were topped-up during the Festival.
Manual refunds can be requested until Thursday, August 15 2019, 23h59 CET. Requests for refunds after this date will not be taken into account. The Organisation advises all visitors to make maximum use of online top-up.
The Organization will strive to initiate manual refunds within a period of 7 working days after the end of the period of registration for manual refunds. The timing is subject to possible delays which may occur beyond the will of the Organization. The refunds will be conducted through the payment method as indicated by the visitor on the ”manual refund form”.
Due to the fact that manual refunds are processed individually, there is a minimal processing time between notification from the cashless system and the effective payment, order of approximately three banking days. The Organization cannot be held liable within the minimal processing time. The processing time depends on the chosen method of refund.
The visitor is responsible for providing the Organization with the correct refund information. In case the visitor does not provide the Organization with the correct refund information, the Organization reserves the right not to carry out the refund.
NON SEPA refunds are subject to an additional bank fee of € 7,00 which will be deducted from the refundable deposit. These payments require an additional processing time of at least three bank working days and may additionally be subject to bank charges which are levied by the destination bank. These costs are paid by the visitor.

25.5    Payment data handling and privacy statements

25.5.1            Ingenico
Voor de privacy policy van Ingenico, verwijzen wij u door naar https://payment-services.ingenico.com/be/en/cookie-policy.

Article 26

26.1    These General Rules and Conditions are exclusively governed by and will be interpreted in accordance with Belgian law, with the exclusion of the rules on conflict of laws.

26.2    Any disputes will be exclusively referred to the competent court in Antwerp, Belgium.

26.3.  The Organiser remains, however, entitled to submit a claim to the court that would have jurisdiction pursuant to the statutory rules of jurisdiction.

26.4    If any provision in these General Rules and Conditions, or any part thereof is, or is declared, invalid or unenforceable, the other provisions of these General Rules and Conditions or the remaining part of that provision will remain in full force and this provision will be automatically replaced (by operation of law) by a valid provision that corresponds with the purport of the invalid provision as much as possible.
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE GENERAL RULES AND CONDITIONS WILL RESULT IN ADMISSION BEING REFUSED OR DENIED, OR IN BEING EXPELLED, WITHOUT ANY REFUND OF THE ENTRANCE FEE. ALL VISITORS WHO ARE REFUSED OR DENIED ADMISSION OR ARE EXPELLED, ARE OBLIGED TO IMMEDIATELY LEAVE THE FESTIVAL GROUNDS

Q-dance köpvillkor

Chapter 1 GENERAL

Article 1 DEFINITIONS

“General Terms and Conditions”:
These general terms and conditions, which apply to every legal relationship between a Visitor and an Organiser with regard to the visiting of an Event with a Ticket, the purchase of a Ticket and the related purchase of a product and/or service (of Third Parties) on the Website;
“Visitor”:
The visitor of an Event, or the person who buys a product and/or service (of Third Parties) related to an Event on the Website, according to the meaning of the provisions of these General Terms and Conditions. The Visitor is always a consumer who is not acting in the course of a profession or running of a business, or on behalf of these, and is the party designated by law as the “other party” in Section 6:231(c) of the Dutch Civil Code;
“Third Party(s)”:
Every party that sells a product or provides a service related to the Event, not being the Organiser or otherwise part of the ID&T group;
“Event”:
Any event, single- or multiday, in- and/or outside – including a festival and any associated camping facilities – organised by the Organiser in the Netherlands at its own expense and risk and for which this Organiser uses these terms and conditions in relation to Visitors;
“Organiser”: The company related to the Event as referred to in Article 2.2, that is user of these General Terms and Conditions on the grounds of section 6:231 sub b Dutch Civil Code in relation to the Visitor for whom this company is responsible in every respect and the contracting party of the Visitor. The Organiser has activities of its own, such as the Website and/or Event.
“Ticket”:
An admission ticket that provides the Visitor the right to attend an Event. This can either be a physical ticket or a digital ticket with barcode;
“Website”:
Each website of the Organiser as exploited and offered by the legal entity concerned, on which the Visitor can find information about an Event and on which or through which the Visitor can buy Tickets and related products and/or services (of Third Parties);

Article 2 ACCESSIBILITY AND APPLICATION OF THESE GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

2.1 The General Terms and Conditions are applicable if the visitor visits an Event with a Ticket, purchases a Ticket and/or a related product or service (of Third Parties) on the Website. The terms and conditions are declared applicable prior to the Visitor’s purchase of a Ticket and/or product or service. By purchasing a Ticket, by visiting an Event with a Ticket and/or by buying a product and/or service (of Third Parties) on the Website, the Visitor accepts these General Terms and Conditions. The General Terms and Conditions also apply if the Ticket, regardless of the manner, was acquired through a third party.

2.2 The Organiser is ID&T Holding B.V. and is registered on Overhoeksplein 27a (11th floor), 1031 KS Amsterdam, the Netherlands, with trade registration number 58522174 (“ID&T”) and/or related companies within the ID&T group. ID&T can be contacted during office hours on the following telephone number: 020 851 06 00 and in addition, via the following email address: [email protected]. Each Event can be contacted via its own Website and/or its own email address, including but not limited to [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected].

2.3 If an Event is organised by a related ID&T company, then the General Terms and Conditions will be applicable to this company if they are available on the relevant Website. In that case, this company is the Organiser, contracting party and user of the General Terms and Conditions as referred to in Section 6:231 (b) of the Dutch Civil Code. ID&T Holding B.V. as such will never be the contracting party and/or the legal user of the General Terms and Conditions and will never be a party in a legal procedure nor will it ever be liable towards a Visitor on the basis of the General Terms and Conditions.

2.4 The Organiser refers to the general terms and conditions on the Ticket of an Event. The Visitor can also access the General Terms and Conditions at the moment of entering the Event, as these General Terms and Conditions – or at least an excerpt thereof – will be made available at the entrance of the Event.

2.5 During the purchase of a product and/or service (of Third Parties) and/or a Ticket on the Website, the Visitor has the possibility to access the General Terms and Conditions before he proceeds to conclude the agreement electronically.

2.6 These General Terms and Conditions solely apply to private persons and specifically exclude parties acting in their capacity as professional contracting parties in relation to the Organiser. The legal relationship between the Organiser and a professional contracting party is subject to alternative terms and conditions.

Article 3 AMENDMENT OR ADDITION TERMS AND CONDITIONS

3.1 The Organiser is at all times entitled to amend or complement the General Terms and Conditions. The amended version will in that case be published on the Website. As of the date of publication, the amended terms and conditions will be applicable. If an amendment or addition significantly affects the rights or obligations of the Visitor, the Organiser will either notify the Visitor of the amended terms and conditions by way of email or by clearly bringing it to the Visitors attention during the visit of the Event and/or the Website.

3.2 If the Visitor visits the Event and/or purchases a Ticket or products and/or services (of Third Parties) on the Website after amendment of or addition to the General Terms and Conditions, the Visitor thereby irrevocably accepts the amended or complemented General Terms and Conditions. If the Visitor does not wish to accept these amended or complemented General Terms and Conditions, the Visitor must immediately cease the use and visitation of the Website and/or Event(s) or the purchase of the Tickets or products and/or services (provided by Third Parties) on the Website.

Chapter 2 VISITING EVENTS

Article 4 TICKET

4.1 Access to the Event is only obtained by showing a valid and undamaged Ticket. People wishing to enter the Event may be requested and will then be obliged to show proof of identity due to checks on the age limit (if applicable). In the event, after entry, the Visitor leaves the Event or its location, the Ticket will automatically lose its validity.

4.2 People younger than 18 will simply be refused entry to the Event, unless explicitly otherwise determined by the Organiser, for example in case a different legal drinking age is used, in which case the Organiser will not be obliged to refund the amount of the Ticket.

4.3 Tickets are and remain the property of the Organiser. The Ticket gives the holder the right to attend the Event. Access is given only to the first holder of the Ticket scanned at the entrance of the Event. The Organiser may presuppose that the holder of this Ticket is also the person who has a right to it. The Organiser is not obliged to perform any further verification of Tickets. The Visitor must take responsibility for ensuring that he is and remains the (sole) holder of the Ticket issued by the Organiser or by an advance sales address that it has engaged.

4.4 As of the time that the Ticket has been provided to the Visitor, the Visitor bears the risk of any loss, theft, damage or misuse of the Ticket. The Ticket is only supplied once and gives access to only one person.

4.5 The Organiser reserves the right to set a maximum on the number of Tickets to be ordered by a Visitor, in that case the Visitor is obliged to comply with such maximum number.

4.6 Solely purchases at the authorized (pre)sale addresses or with the Organiser guarantee the validity of the Tickets. The burden of proof in this regard rests on the Visitor. The Ticket may consist of a barcode provided to the Visitor via electronic communication (e-mail). In the event the Visitor has chosen to receive the Ticket in this manner, the Visitor must ensure that the Ticket can be provided by electronic communication and that it can be provided in a safe manner. Organiser cannot guarantee the confidentiality of the issued Ticket or guarantee the receipt of the admission ticket. Scanning the Ticket from a mobile device of the Visitor is done at the sole risk of the Visitor. Organiser cannot be held liable in the event the Ticket cannot be scanned and the Visitor is not entitled to a refund of the amount of the Ticket and/or compensation in this case.

Article 5 PROHIBITION AGAINST RESALE, ETC.

5.1 Tickets for the Event may not in any way be resold by the Visitor in the context of commercial purposes.

5.2 The Organiser may appoint an authorized resale platform (e.g. an additional official sales channel) for Tickets for the Event, which could be an online secondary ticket marketplace. Reselling Tickets on any sales channels other than the ones appointed by the Organiser is strictly forbidden. Access to the Event may be refused for a Visitor holding a Ticket purchased from an unauthorized source. The Organiser cannot be held liable nor can any damages be claimed resulting from the sale or purchase of a Ticket (including the validity of a Ticket) for the Event via any sales channel.

5.3 The Visitor is not allowed to make any type of advertising or any other kind of publicity relating to the event or any part of it.

5.4 The Visitor who transfers on his Ticket to a third party is obliged to impose on the one to whom he transfers the Ticket the obligations that rest on him as Visitor, as reflected in these General Terms and Conditions. Transferor remains responsible vis-à-vis the Organiser for the compliance of this person with the same obligations.

5.5 If the Visitor does not comply with his obligations as reflected in the preceding paragraphs of this article and/or cannot guarantee them, the Visitor will forfeit to the Organiser an immediately payable penalty of € 10,000,- per violation and € 5,000,- for each day that the violation has continued or continues, without prejudice to the Organiser’s additional right to demand compliance from the Visitor and/or compensation of loss suffered or to be suffered.

5.6 Should the Visitor not comply with the provisions of these General Terms and Conditions, the Organiser is entitled to invalidate/cancel the Tickets or refuse the Visitor (further) access to the Event without the Visitor being entitled to reimbursement of the amount that he has paid the Organiser, directly or via an advance sales address, for the Ticket (including service fees). The holders of any such Tickets will be denied entry to the Event, without any right to compensation.

Article 6 SEARCHES AND CAMERA SURVEILLANCE

6.1 The Organiser is entitled to search or arrange for Visitors to the Event to be searched before entering and/or during the Event. If the Visitor refuses to be searched, he may be refused entry to the Event or may be immediately removed from the Event, without any right to a refund of the amount of the Ticket.

6.2 Cameras may be available that make recordings of the area/the venue where the Event takes place, for the purpose of surveillance and safety.
Article 7 Prohibited items

7.1 At the risk of confiscation, a Visitor may not bring, either for himself or another person – or have in his possession – at the Event venue, any professional photography-, film-, drone-, sound- and/or other recording equipment of any nature, glassware, plastic bottles, (alcoholic) beverages, selfie sticks that if extended are longer than 1.5 meter and/or constructions that are not intended for that purpose, food, drugs (among others drugs that are listed on list I and II of the Opium Act), nitrous oxide (cartridges), cans, fireworks, animals, weapons and/or dangerous objects (including – but not limited to – spray cans or CS gas) or use such items prior to or during an Event. The venue of the Event may apply other and/or additional policies which apply to this article and the Event, which in that case also applies to the Event. Confiscated items will not be returned.

7.2 Any Visitor who breaches this prohibition may moreover be refused entry or further access without any right to a refund of the amount of the Ticket, or may be removed from the Event and/or handed over to the police. The Organiser has the right to destroy the confiscated items.

Article 8 REFUSAL OF ENTRY

The Organiser reserves the right to refuse specific people entry or further access to the Event or to remove them from the Event and/or hand the Visitor over to the police if it deems this necessary for maintaining public order and safety during the Event and/or there is a violation of an article from these General Terms and Conditions. This also applies if a Visitor wears or carries clothing, texts or signs which, in the opinion of the Organiser, may be offensive, discriminating, insulting to or cause aggression or unrest among other Visitors or does not comply with dress code as specified by the Organiser, as well as to undressing during the Event (including but not limited, for instance, to exposing the upper part of the body). Even if an Ticket is likely to be counterfeit, the Organiser is entitled to refuse to admit the holder of this Ticket to the event without the Visitor or this holder being able to claim any compensation for any loss that this may cause him or restitution of the amount of the Ticket.

Article 9 FILM AND VIDEO IMAGES

9.1 Recording the Event in a professional and/or commercial form, including photographing, filming (including drones), making sound and/or image recordings, as well as reprinting and/or copying from the programme booklet, posters and other printed materials is not permitted without the express, prior and written consent of the Organiser.

9.2 In the event registrations have been made of part of the Event by the Visitor using non-professional recording equipment (such as a smartphone), these registrations are strictly for their own use and may not be used and/or made available to the public commercially in any way.

Article 10 OWN RISK / LIABILITY

10.1 The Visitor enters the Event venue, which may include any car park and/or camping site(s) and shuttle buses that are used to transport Visitors to the Event’s entry point, and attends the Event at his own risk. Organiser cannot be held liable for any damage which the Visitor has suffered in this regard.

10.2 The Visitor is expressly aware that loud music will be played during the Event. The Organiser advises Visitors to occasionally give their hearing a rest during the Event by going to an area where no music is being played and to wear ear protection at all times. Organiser accepts no liability for hearing loss, damage to sight, blindness and/or other bodily injury and/or damage of goods, such as but not limited to clothing, whether or not brought by other visitors to the Event.

10.3 Organiser is solely liable for damage to the Visitor resulting from a shortcoming attributable to the Organiser. The total liability of Organiser is always limited to the compensation for the reasonable, demonstrable and direct out-of-pocket damage and costs of the Visitor, provided that this liability is always limited to the amount covered by the legal liability insurance of the Organiser.

10.4 Liability of Organiser for indirect damage, including consequential loss, intangible damage, loss of profits, lost savings and / or damage due to company stagnation is excluded.

10.5 The Visitor is obliged to report any damages to the Organiser within 48 hours of the Event via the email address as referred to in Article 2.2, on penalty of expiry for any claim of damages.

10.6 In the event the Organiser directly or indirectly engages subordinates, non-subordinates, assistants, third parties or other persons for the performance of the agreement, any liability of the Organiser pursuant to article 6:76, article 6:171 and article 6:172 of the civil code are excluded and Organiser is not liable for damages caused by these persons.

10.7 The Visitor shall indemnify the Organiser for all claims of third parties in respect of damages for which the Visitor is liable against such third parties under the law. The Visitor shall compensate Organiser for any damage, including all legal costs incurred by Organiser, resulting from any claim from those third parties.

Article 11 PROGRAMME

The Organiser will aim for the Event programme to be carried out in accordance with the announced schedule as far as possible. It is however not liable for deviations from this schedule and any resultant damage to Visitors and/or third parties. The Organiser is not liable for the content of the Event programme or how it is performed, expressly including the length of the programme/performances by artists. The starting time mentioned on the Ticket is subject to change.

Article 12 FURTHER RULES

12.1 The Visitor to the Event is obliged to comply with the regulations, internal rules, any amendments thereof and the instructions of the Organiser, the transport firm that runs the shuttle bus, the operators of the parking space, the operators of the Event venue, the security staff, fire brigade, police and other authorised parties. Security cameras may be present at the Event venue.

12.2 If the Visitor fails to comply with an order or breaches a rule prohibiting certain behaviour, he will be immediately removed by the security staff. Specific rules may apply to the site or venue of any Event and will be announced or published on site. If possible, these rules will also be published in advance on the Website.

Article 13 CANCELLING OR MOVING THE EVENT IN CASE OF FORCE MAJEURE

13.1 In case of force majeure in the broadest sense, which in this regard also includes the illness and/or withdrawal of the artist(s), strikes, terrorist threat, decision to cancel by the competent authority, fire, bad weather conditions, etc., the Organiser will be entitled to move the Event to another date or location or to cancel the Event.

13.2 The Organiser will not be responsible for damage arising from moving or cancelling the Event, as referred to above. If the Event is moved or cancelled, as referred to above, the Organiser will publicise this fact as far as possible in the manner that it deems appropriate, including among others through mentioning the applicable terms for a refund on the Website. The Organiser is only obliged in case of full cancellation to refund the admission fee as mentioned on the Ticket, but not the service fees and any incurred travel and accommodation costs, to the Visitor at his request. This applies in the event the Ticket was bought by the Visitor at the authorized (pre)sale addresses of the Organiser, and is not applicable in the event the Visitor bought the Ticket at any other sales platform, including but not limited to online secondary ticket marketplaces.

13.3 The (partial) refund will only be made, within a reasonable period after the date of the cancelled Event, if the Visitor produces a valid, undamaged Ticket which proves that it was bought by the Visitor, in the manner stipulated and announced by the Organiser (or the party that processed the Ticket payment) by means of channels that it will announce.

13.4 In the event the Event has to be cancelled due to or in connection with force majeure, the Organiser will be required to refund only a part of the fee as specified on the Ticket, or, failing that, only a part of the amount of the Ticket that the Visitor has paid via the authorized (pre)sale addresses. Service fees or other damages will not be refunded. Neither is the Visitor able to claim (replacement) access to a different event.

13.5 In the event the Event is rescheduled by the Organiser due to force majeure, the Ticket will remain valid for the new date that the Event is moved to. If the Visitor is not able to attend the Event on the new date, he is entitled to submit his Ticket at the (pre) sale address against refund of the amount of the Ticket (excluding service fees) that the Visitor has paid via the authorized (pre)sale addresses. This refund will only take place if the Visitor is able to deliver a valid and undamaged Ticket on time to the (pre)sale address, as specified on the Website.

Article 14 IMAGE AND SOUND RECORDINGS

14.1 The performers and/or Organiser is for commercial purposes authorised to make or arrange for image and/or sound recordings to be made of the Event and the Visitors to the Event and to reproduce and/or publicise or arrange for the publication of these recordings in any form and in any manner. By obtaining an Ticket to the Event and/or entering the Event venue, the Visitor unconditionally consents to the aforementioned recordings being made and to the processing, publication and use thereof, in the broadest sense, without the Organiser or any of its affiliated companies being liable to pay any compensation to him at any time.

14.2 The Visitor hereby irrevocably renounces any interest that he could have in the aforementioned recordings. Insofar as the Visitor has any copyright, neighbouring rights and/or portrait rights to the aforementioned recordings, he hereby unreservedly assigns these rights to the Organiser and hereby irrevocably renounces his personality rights and/or will not invoke these rights. In the event this transfer is not legally valid in advance, the Visitor is obliged at first request of the Organiser to give written notice of said permission and/or sign a deed of transfer to transfer these rights for free to the Organiser.

Article 15 SMOKEFREE EVENT

15.1 It is not permitted for the Visitor to (e)smoke anywhere on an Event that is organised by the Organiser on an inside location. If an Event takes (partly) place outside, (e)smoking is only permitted in the open air. Inside (in (temporary) buildings, constructions, tents and/or under a roof) (e)smoking is explicitly prohibited on any Event. The Organiser will take reasonable steps to make Visitors aware of the smokefree nature of the Event, but cannot warrant that the Event will be entirely smokefree. The Visitor will not be entitled under any circumstances to a refund of the amount of the Ticket or to any other compensation if the Event is not entirely smokefree.

15.2 If a ban or command on smoking is breached, the security staff can to the extent possible immediately remove the Visitor insofar as possible and any fines imposed on the Organiser because of the Visitor’s breach will be recovered from the Visitor.

Article 16 TOKENS

Tokens purchased during an Event will only be valid for that Event. The Organiser is not obliged to refund the purchase price of tokens after the Event. The Event can use different methods, such as a cashless system. If an Event venue uses different methods, the general terms and conditions of the Event venue will apply with regard to payment options during and after the Event. These conditions may differ from what is stated in this article of the General Terms and Conditions.

Article 17 ELECTRONIC PAYMENT INSTRUMENT

During the Event, the Organiser can, make use of an ‘open loop’ and/or ‘closed loop’ electronic payment system for the consumption done by the Visitor, among others by (also) using debit or credit card transactions instead of (or next to) tokens or coins.
In the event the Visitor wishes to pay with cash, the Organiser can offer a ‘closed loop’ system. The Visitor can use cash at a cash register at the Event to place credit on a payment card specifically created for that Event.
During the Event no refund to the Visitor (“Refund”) of the value of any remaining credit on this payment card (“Remaining credit”) will take place. The Remaining credit can be Refunded only once to the Visitor after the Event. The Visitor needs to request the Organiser for a Refund of the Remaining credit within two weeks after the Event, unless stated otherwise. After this period the Visitor loses the right to a Refund of the Remaining credit. All necessary information regarding (the application of) the Refund, can be read on the Event Website. Performing a Refund entails costs and the Organiser reserves the right to impose these costs on the Visitor. These costs are expressed on the Event Website. The payment card should remain after the Event in the possession of the Visitor since with this payment card the Remaining credit will be determined. In case of loss or possible theft of the payment card a Refund of any Remaining credit is not possible. The Organiser is never liable for any loss and/or theft of the payment card.

Article 18 LOCKERS

The Organiser (hereafter in this article, “The Organiser”) has the choice to provide the Visitor the possibility to rent a locker at the Event. A locker is a storage area for objects, clothes, bags, cash and/or securities of the Visitor, for which the Visitor will receive a personal code. With this code, the Visitor can open and close the locker. On the use of the locker by the Visitor additional general terms (of a third party) may apply, to which general terms the Visitor agrees at the time of renting the locker. The Organiser will not be liable for loss and/or theft and/or use by another of the personal code. Therefore, the Visitor should always keep the code for himself and the Visitor is recommended to not store any valuables in the locker.

Article 19 CAMPING FACILITIES

The Organiser may also offer camping facilities to Visitors at an Event, which offer will be valid for as long as those facilities remain available. The Visitor must purchase a special camping ticket for access to the camping facilities. In addition to the terms and conditions of this chapter, the Visitor may not take, in addition to the goods mentioned in article 7 of these General Terms and Conditions, the following items from the camping facilities and/or use the following items:
a) Campers, caravans, delivery vans, minibuses or other cars (all vehicles must be parked at the designated car park);
b) Candles, torches, oil or gas lamps, gas cylinders, sharp objects, tap systems, sound systems (other than a small radio), barbecues and/or other cooking or kitchen equipment, or generators.

Article 20 CAMPSITE RULES

20.1 Camping and sleeping is only permitted in (brought along) tents or other accommodation options offered by the Organiser at the campsite and not in cars or otherwise in the car park. All vehicles must be parked in the car park. The Visitor must carry all items that need to be taken to the campsite himself.

20.2 Each Visitor to the campsite may not take along more than the maximum amount of non-alcoholic or weak alcoholic beverages as mentioned on the Website. Glassware and/or strong alcoholic beverages are strictly forbidden. No drinks – alcoholic and/or non-alcoholic – may be taken from the campsite to the Event venue. Visitors may take their own food to the campsite, but this may not be taken to the venue where the Event takes place.

20.3 The Visitor and his luggage will be searched and checked at the entrance to the campsite and again at the entrance to the Event venue.

20.4 Trading, in any form whatsoever, is not permitted in the car park, at the campsite or in the Event venue. Goods may not be defaced other than expressly in designated places. The Visitor must deposit any form of refuse in the designated rubbish bins.

20.5 Climbing on stages, barriers, gates or scaffolding is not permitted. The breach of any of these conditions may lead to the removal from the Event venue and/or the camp-, parking site without any refund of the admission fee.

20.6 An Event may include specific campside rules, which are made known upon entry of the camping site and/or in the general house rules of the Event, as stated on the Website. These latter rules are in the event of deviating rules prevailing to the rules as stated in these General Terms and Conditions.

20.7 The Organiser may lay down further practical rules in the ‘Campsite Rules’ that will be put up or distributed, in relation to:
using showers and washing facilities at the campsite;
refuse collection;
putting up tents;
permitted food and drinks;
following the instructions of government, security and service employees;
other relevant instructions for camping with regard to public nuisance and similar matters.

Chapter 3 THE PURCHASE OF TICKETS AND PRODUCTS AND/OR SERVICES OF THIRD PARTIES

Article 21 PURCHASE OF TICKETS

21.1 If the Visitor purchases a Ticket for an Event of the Organiser, the payment and delivery for this Ticket will usually be handled for the Organiser by a third party, such as Paylogic. This third party may apply its own terms and conditions which are applicable to the payment and delivery of the Ticket. The Organiser is not responsible for the content of these terms and conditions.

21.3 The Visitor can not return the purchased Ticket, because an exception for the right of withdrawal applies on the grounds of section 6:230p under e Dutch Civil Code. By purchasing a Ticket, the Visitor enters into an agreement with the Organiser to perform a service for leisure activities – the Event – whereby the contract includes a specific point in time for performing the service, namely the specific date and time of the Event. Prior to purchasing a Ticket, the Visitor is informed about the exclusion of the right of withdrawal via the Website.

Article 22 CONDITIONS FOR AGREEMENTS WITH THIRD PARTIES

22.1 Via the Website products and/or services of Third Parties are offered that relate to the Event, whether or not via a hyperlink to the website of the Third Parties concerned. If the Visitor decides to purchase the products and/or services offered by Third Parties, the Visitor will enter into a (purchase) contract with the Third Party concerned and general terms and conditions of this Third Party may be applicable. The Third Party concerned is then liable for the performance of any obligation with respect to the Visitor.

22.2 Although the Organiser chooses Third Parties with due care, the Organiser is not a party to any agreement between the Visitor and the Third Party. The Visitor indemnifies the Organiser against any claim for costs or damages that may arise from an agreement between the Visitor and Third Party.

Article 23 TRIPS, TRANSPORT AND AIRLINE TICKETS

23.1 The Visitor may be offered trips for booking Tickets for domestic and foreign events via the Website, which will be booked and handled by Third Parties. When purchasing such a trip, the Visitor enters into a transport agreement with this third party. Although the Organiser chooses the Third Parties with care, it is not a party to any agreement between the Visitor and the Third Party.

23.2 The Visitor indemnifies the Organiser against any claim for costs or damage that may arise from an agreement between himself and the Third Party. Any applicable General Terms and Conditions of the Third Party may always be requested on the website of this third party.

Article 24 OFFERS MADE BY STANDHOLDERS AT AN EVENT

The Visitor to an Event of the Organiser may be offered products and/or services at that Event by Third Parties with a stand, such as food or beverages, merchandise items or other products such as sunglasses or clothing, or by providers of (fairground) attractions. Although the Organiser chooses these Third Parties with care, it is not a party to any agreement between the Visitor and the Third Party. The Organiser will not be liable under any circumstances for any damage arising from the purchase or procurement of a product or service by the Visitor, including a (fairground) ride of the Third Party. The Visitor indemnifies the Organiser against any claim for costs or damage that may arise from an agreement between himself and the Third Party. Any applicable general terms and conditions of the Third Party may be requested from this third party.

Chapter 4 FINAL PROVISIONS

Article 25 FURTHER USER RULES

25.1 Visitors of the Website are at all times obliged to comply with the regulations, any amendment of the regulations and any instructions and user rules of an Organiser as published on the Event venue and/or camping site and/or the Website.

25.2 Insofar as the Visitor of the Website does not comply, does not comply fully and/or does not comply on time with the user rules, the Organiser may, depending on the specific circumstances, suspend its obligations, terminate the agreement without being liable to pay any compensation, or claim specific performance.

Article 26 INFORMATION ON THE WEBSITE

Article 27 FORCE MAJEURE

Notwithstanding its possible other rights, the Organiser is entitled in case of force majeure to postpone the performance of any agreement or to terminate it out of court, without being liable to pay any compensation. Force majeure includes any breach that cannot be attributed to the Organiser, because it is not accountable by law, a legal act or according to generally accepted standards, as is set out in Article 13.

Article 28 LIABILITY

28.3 The Organiser will not be liable under any circumstances for the Visitor following any link or hyperlink to a Third Party website or for the Visitor entering into any agreement with this Third Party. The Organiser will likewise not be liable under any circumstances for the messages posted by others on any forum or via any social medium that cause material or immaterial damage to the Visitor in any way.

28.4 Organiser cannot be held liable for theft and/or loss of properties of the Visitor at the Event venue and/or camping site.

Article 29 PERSONAL INFORMATION

The Organiser uses personal information of its clients and Visitors of the Website according to its privacy statement and in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation and the Implementing Law General Data Protection Regulation. Earlier mentioned privacy statement is available on the Website.

Article 30 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

30.1 Everything that is made available on the Website, social media and during the Event or which belongs thereto, including music files, artists’ names, label names, streamings, downloads, software, designs, drawings, logos and trademarks forms part of the intellectual property of the Organiser or any licensor thereof by law or on the basis of an agreement.

30.2 The Visitor must recognise these intellectual property rights at all times and observe and comply with all restrictions placed on the use of protected works by law. Nothing in these General Terms and Conditions is meant to transfer, or to provide a license of, any intellectual property rights to the Visitor.

30.3 The provisions of the Dutch Copyright Act and other intellectual property laws apply fully at all times to any use and take precedence over these user rules:

30.4 If it is established that a Visitor has breached the statutory rules, the Organiser is within its rights to inform the entitled party hereof, which can then institute legal action against the Visitor.

Article 31 REPLACEMENT CLAUSE

If and insofar as any provision of these General Terms and Conditions is inconsistent with any statutory rule, this will not affect the other provisions of the General Terms and Conditions. The provision in question will cease to exist and be replaced by a provision that approximates the original one as closely as possible as regards content and nature and which is permitted by law.

Article 32 APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION

Dutch law applies to these General Terms and Conditions. The Amsterdam District Court has jurisdiction to take cognisance of disputes relating to these General Terms and Conditions, an agreement or the performance thereof, unless another court has jurisdiction pursuant to the law.

Article 33 ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION REGARDING ONLINE PURCHASE

In the event there is a dispute between the Visitor and the Organiser with regard to an online purchase and the Visitor and the Organiser are unable to resolve the dispute amicably, the Visitor has the right to file a complaint against the Organiser via this link: http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/.
Köpvillkor Art of Dance
Applies to Masters of Hardcore, Dominator Festival, Free Festival, SYNDICATE
Art of Dance köpvillkor
Chapter 1: General
Article 1: Definitions
“Organisation”: Organisation is Art of Entertainment B.V., with the Chamber of Commerce number 34298370, the user of these terms and conditions in the agreement with the other party (the Visitor) in the context of access to the Event, and responsible for the organisation of the Events.
“Visitor”: Visitor of an Event or the Website of Art of Dance.
“Event”: Any kind of Event – including a festival and all associated facilities – organised by Organisation in Netherlands and for which Organisation uses these terms against Visitor. Event is part of and is organised by Organisation and has its own activities, such as its own website.
“Agreement”: The agreement between Organisation and Visitor, regarding use of the Website, the access to and the house rules during the Event.
“Ticket”: Proof of access to the Event, both physically and electronically.
“Website”: The website of Event or otherwise linked to Event.
Article 2: General Provisions

2.1 These general terms and conditions apply to any legal relationship between Visitor and the Organisation.

2.2 These general terms and conditions are part of the Agreement.

2.3 The Agreement applies only to consumers and expressly not to professional parties. Visitor is always a consumer not acting from or on behalf of a job or a company, and is described in the law as “other party”.
Article 3: Disclosure and application of these terms and conditions

3.1 These general terms and conditions have been filed with the Chamber of Commerce under number 34298370 and can be requested by any interested party.

3.2 These terms and conditions are also available and downloadable via the Website for Visitor.
Article 4: Changes to the general terms and conditions
These terms and conditions are subject to change. A modified version will be published on the Website and be submitted to the Chamber of Commerce. The amended terms shall apply from the date of publication. If Visitor does not wish to accept the amended terms, they must cease purchase of services or products by Organisation.
Chapter 2: Privacy policy and website
Article 5: Privacy provisions

5.1 Organisation respects the privacy of every Visitor to the website and the Event and ensures that the Visitor’s personal data is confidential and treated with care.

5.2 Every Ticket needs to be personalized to ensure entrance at the event. If the name on the ticket does not match the name on the Visitors identification documents, the Organisation may deny entry of the Visitor. Organisation grants Visitor an option to change the name on the ticket online against a fee of 10% of the ticket prize. Personalization is used to fight black-market sales, in emergency cases and to inform visitors about the event and related cases. Visitor can at any moment ask Organization to delete the personal data.
Article 6: Use of Visitor data
On the Website, the Visitor gets to indicate whether Organisation may use their data to send information about upcoming events, publications, offers, campaigns and other websites of Organisation. After obtaining this consent, Organisation may share Visitor data with other companies that are part of the same group.
Visitor can also indicate whether they wish to receive information on activities of third parties, such as sponsors of Event or other affiliated companies. If such consent is given, Organisation may share Visitor data with these third parties. Visitor may withdraw this consent at any time by sending an email to Organisation with the text “withdraw permission for sharing my information with third parties in relation to Event”.
Article 7: Confidentiality of Visitor towards third parties

7.1 Visitor does not make their username and password known to third parties and is at all times responsible and liable for the loss of this information. If a third party becomes aware of this Visitor data, Visitor must report this directly to Organisation.

7.2 Organisation is under no circumstances liable for, or can under any circumstances be held liable by Visitor for the loss of personal data of Visitor on the side of Visitor or for any damage that (possibly) results from such a loss on the part of Visitor.
Article 8: Security

8.1 Organisation takes security measures to protect the personal data of Visitor. As such, Organisation complies with the relevant laws and regulations. Organisation takes the necessary measures to ensure that only relevant parties that have obtained permission by Visitor or which are necessary for the performance of a contract can view and/or use the data.

8.2 Organisation is under no circumstances liable for property damage or damage due to identity fraud suffered by Visitor if a third party gains unauthorised access to the personal information of Visitor, when the unauthorised access took place despite the presence of measures/protection set by Organisation that can under the law and by reasonableness and fairness be expected of them, unless there is intent or gross negligence. The online transmission of personal data by Visitor is at own risk.
Chapter 3: Visiting events and house rules
Article 9: General

9.1 At visits to Event, Visitor is obliged to conform to conditions and rules of conduct set by Organisation.

9.2 Visitor accepts the contents of these terms and conditions by means of acquiring and/or use of a Ticket, entering the location of Event and/or by cognisance of this via the Website. This also applies when a Ticket is obtained via a third party in any way, shape or form.
Article 10: Access

10.1 Organisation can limit the number of tickets Visitor can buy.

10.2 The physical version of the Ticket is provided once and provides access to only one person. The electronic version of the Ticket is provided only once per e-mail and provides access to only one person.

10.3 From the moment that the Ticket is supplied to Visitor, Visitor carries the risk and must account for loss, theft, damage or misuse of the Ticket.

10.4 Access to the Event is only obtained by showing a valid and undamaged Ticket, which may be scanned. Visitor who does not have a valid Ticket is denied access to the Event or to be removed from the location of the Event. A Ticket that does not recognise the access control system as such and/or yields an incorrect code is invalid or leads to expiration of validity of the Ticket, without right to a refund of the purchase price. Additionally, if a Ticket is in all likelihood fake, the Organisation is allowed to refuse or deny the holder of this ticket access to (the site of) Event. Visitor or the holder is not able to claim any compensation for damage or loss that this may cause them.

10.5 Access to Event is only possible for persons over 18 years of age. Organisation is not required to refund a Ticket, if Organisation denies or refuses Visitor access due to violation of the age minimum. Persons who wish to attend Event may be asked, and are then required, to show a valid photo ID as a result of checks on said age minimum. Organisation may directly or indirectly copy the ID, including making a photocopy, for the purpose of maintaining public order and security, or at the request of competent (government) agencies.

10.6 Access is only given to the first holder of the Ticket which is scanned at the entrance to Event. Organisation may assume that the Ticket belongs to the holder. Organisation is not obliged to carry out any further checks to verify that the Ticket is valid. Visitor has responsibility regarding the Ticket purchased by them.

10.7 Visitor is only allowed in places the Ticket expressly entitles them to. Instructions on this subject by security staff, police, employees of Organisation and/or other competent authorities must at all times be followed immediately by Visitor.
Article 11: Refusal of access
In general, Organisation reserves the right to deny access or further access to certain persons at (site of) Event or to clear them from (site of) Event as deemed appropriate by them for maintaining the public order and security during Event. The same applies if Visitor carries clothing, texts or characters who, in the opinion of Organisation, can be considered offensive, discriminatory or may cause aggression or unrest of other Visitors, or undressing themselves during Event (including but not limited to, for example, exposing the upper part of the body). Additionally, if a Ticket is in all likelihood fake, the Organisation is allowed to refuse or deny the holder of this ticket access to (the site of) Event. Visitor or the holder is not able to claim any compensation for damage or loss that this may cause them.
Article 12: Transferability and resale

12.1 It is prohibited without the prior written consent of Organisation to directly or indirectly resell Tickets for Events or to use them for commercial purposes, including for promotion and/or advertising of items, as a prize in competitions or as part of packages (such as packages offered by bus companies, (bus) tour operators, travel agencies and ticketing bureaus), unless it concerns an individual transaction in the private sphere.

12.2 Organisation can enable a recognised (online) sales platform (e.g. an extra official sales channel) for Tickets to an Event. Visitor is not allowed to buy or to sell a Ticket to Event anywhere other than an official sales channel, unless there is an individual transaction in the private sphere.

12.3 Organisation can neither be held responsible nor can damage be claimed as a result of the sale or purchase of a Ticket to the Event (including the validity of a Ticket to the Event) by some other party than the sales channel designated by Organisation.

12.4 Visitor that transfers their Ticket for compensation to a third party, without commercial purpose, that is to say an individual transaction in the private sphere, remains (partly) responsible to Organisation for compliance with the conditions set out in this article.

12.5 If Visitor does not meet their obligations in this article and/or cannot ensure this, Visitor owes a direct fine of EUR 300.00 (three hundred euros) to Organisation per violation per Ticket and EUR 50.00 (fifty euros) for each day and per Ticket that the violation continues or has continued, without prejudice to the additional right of Organisation to demand compliance of Visitor and/or compensation of damage suffered or damage to be suffered.

12.6 The manner of sale of Tickets is, subject to the provisions of this chapter, also laid down in a specific regulation.

12.7 Organisation is entitled to void or cancel the Tickets without Visitor being entitled to a reimbursement of the amount they paid to Organisation for the Ticket (including service charge), directly or through an official sales channel.
13 Article 13: Body search
Organisation has the right to (have) a Visitor body searched prior to entering the location or during Event.
Article 14: Prohibited items

14.1 With risk of confiscation, Visitor may not bring professional equipment for photography, filming, sound and/or other recording equipment, no glassware, plastic bottles, drugs, cans, fireworks, sticks, chains, nitrous oxide, animals, weapons and/or other dangerous objects (including but not limited to spray cans or tear gas), or other items which, in the view of security personnel, police, employees of Organisation and/or other authorities having jurisdiction, is seen as containing discriminatory or provocative texts, pictures or shapes either to themselves or to another person, or have these in possession at the location of Event, or make use of these objects before or during an Event. Confiscated items will not be returned.

14.2 Visitor may not bring their own drink and food.

14.3 Consumption, use, trade, or possession of any narcotic drugs is strictly prohibited. Upon infringement of this the police may immediately be involved.

14.4 Confiscated items may be destroyed.

14.5 The on-location selling or offering, or having present for that purpose, merchandise, including (alcoholic) drinks, food, souvenirs, t-shirts (including the associated packaging, (plastic) glasses and the like), is allowed only if and to the extent that consent has been obtained from Organisation and under the condition that the Government required permits are available

14.6 Organisation reserves the right to ward off adverts from the location, including advertising associated with or resulting from direct or indirect advertising actions/advertising acts of a sponsor not directly affiliated to Event and/or Organisation.

14.7 The public should deposit waste, including of consumed drinks and food, in the appropriate containers.

14.8 It is forbidden to behave in a way that others may experience as provocative, threatening or offensive on the location of Event. Furthermore, it is forbidden to create any danger to the health or safety of oneself or others or to inflict harm upon others.

14.9 It is forbidden to climb light installations, fences, roofs, catwalks, canals, and other equipment or buildings on the location of Event.

14.10 The spreading or handing out of leaflets, flyers and/or goods at the Event and in its immediate vicinity is prohibited unless written permission has been granted by the Organisation.
Article 15: Non-Smoking Event

15.1 Visitor may not smoke during an Event in a covered place (such as, but not limited to tents, umbrella tent, etc.), unless this place is specifically designated as a “smoking area”. Organisation shall take reasonable steps to inform the Visitors of the non-smoking nature of Event, but cannot guarantee that Event will be fully non-smoking. Visitor is under no circumstances entitled to a refund of the entry fee or any other fee if Event is not completely non-smoking.

15.2 Any fines imposed on Organisation as a result of violation of the smoking ban are recovered from the relevant Visitor.
Article 16: Film and video footage

16.1 Recording (parts of) an Event in a professional and/or commercial manner, including photographing, filming, audio and/or picture recordings, as well as reprinting and/or copying the programme booklet, posters and other printed materials is not permitted without the prior, express, written permission of Organisation.

16.2 Visitor who is present at an Event:
a) recognises that Event is a public Event;
c) gives unconditional permission for use as referred to in sub b) for an indefinite amount of time and around the world;
d) does not hold responsible either Organisation nor parties who with permission of Organisation use image and/or sound material for commercial purposes, for the use of this image and/or sound material;
e) waives their image rights, as far as footage in and around the location of Event is concerned in which they are recognisably visible in the image;
f) recognises that a video surveillance system is operational, and agrees that by or on behalf of the Organisation security video footage of them may be made in the framework of public order and security. Under circumstances, Organisation may be required by competent enforcement or investigative agencies that have an appropriate jurisdiction or a court decision to offer live view of the footage or to release footage to the relevant services.

16.3 Organisation is authorised to (have) image and/or sound recordings made of Event and the Visitors and to reproduce these images and/or publish or arrange for the publication of these images in any form and in any manner. Visitor gives unconditional permission for the production of the aforementioned recordings, processing, publication and use of such, in the broadest sense. Visitor hereby irrevocably waives any interest they might have in the above recordings. To the extent that Visitor has any copyright, neighbouring rights and/or image rights to the above recordings, they assign these rights without reserve to Organisation and they hereby irrevocably waive their image rights and/or will not appeal them. Everything mentioned here as far as this is permitted by the law.
Article 17: Own risk

17.1 Visitor enters (site of) Event at own risk.

17.2 Visitor is explicitly aware that loud music will be played during Event. Organisation stresses the importance that Visitor gives their hearing the occasional break during Event by going to an area where no loud music is played and to wear hearing protection at all times.

17.3 Organisation is not liable for any damage caused by accessing (site of) Event and/or attending Event, including hearing loss and other physical disorders, unless it concerns gross negligence and/or intent by Organisation.

17.4 If Organisation is nevertheless held liable, then any liability will be limited to EUR 30,000.00 (thirty thousand euros) as a result of damage caused by personal injury or costs arising from the above entrance or
presence, such as, but not limited to, hearing, visual and other physical disorders of Visitor, as a result of any damages whatsoever, including those resulting from the actions of other Visitors, Organisation, its staff and/or third parties that have been enabled as exhibitors.
Article 18: Lockers

18.1 Organisation has the option to offer Visitor the possibility to rent a locker during Event. A locker is a storage area for objects, clothing, bags, money and/or valuables of Visitor, for which Visitor will receive a private key. With this key Visitor can open and close the locker.

18.2 Organisation has the ability to offer a voucher in presale, which can be used to pick up a key for a locker at Event. In case combination locks are used, Visitor receives the number of the locker and the corresponding code by e-mail a day before Event. Visitor is responsible for the voucher at own risk and account.

18.3 Organisation may hire a third party for the rental of lockers.

18.4 Organisation is under no circumstances liable for the loss and/or theft and/or use by a third party of the private key. In addition, Organisation is under no circumstances liable for damages due to theft from the locker. Use of the locker is at own risk of Visitor.
Article 19: Parking and Shuttle buses

19.1 Organisation will provide parking facilities and shuttle buses, the implementation of which can be outsourced to a third party.

19.2 Organisation has the ability to offer a voucher in presale, which Visitors can use to make use of the parking facilities or the shuttle buses. Visitor is responsible for the voucher at own risk and account.
Article 20: Tokens

20.1 Food and drink at Event may only be bought with tokens.

20.2 Tokens that are purchased during an Event are valid only for that Event.

20.3 Organisation has the ability to offer a voucher in presale, which Visitor can use to pick up the purchased tokens at an official checkout at Event. Visitor is responsible for the voucher at own risk and account.

20.4 Organisation will under no circumstances refund the purchase price of tokens at the end of Event. The tokens are also not redeemable for cash or new tokens.
Article 21: Force majeure

21.1 Force majeure is defined as force majeure in the broadest sense, which in this context includes disease and/or revocation of the artist(s), as well as (work) strikes, lockouts, work stoppages, war, danger of war, terrorism or threat thereof, civil war, riots, natural disasters, exceeding the delivery time by suppliers of goods or services, transport problems whether or not as a result of a shortage of means of transport or government measures, fire and other serious disturbances at the company of Organisation, bad weather conditions, situations that are the result of loss of permits or waivers, the circumstance that the supplier(s) and/or (sub)contractor(s) of Organisation do not fulfil their obligations or do not do so in timely fashion, loss, damage or theft of the Organisation’s essential amenities and/or property, import or trade restrictions, etc.

21.2 Bad weather conditions are defined as the (impending) presence of heavy winds, thunderstorms, whirlwinds, extreme precipitation (rain, hail or snow) or other weather conditions that affect public order or the safety of people and/or property.
Article 22: (Partially) move or cancel event

22.1 Organisation may, in the event of force majeure within the meaning of these general terms and conditions, (partially) move or (partially) cancel Event.

22.2 If Event is (partially) moved or cancelled, Organisation will publish this circumstance as much as possible in the way it considers appropriate. In the case of complete cancellation, Organisation is only held to refund the price of admission at the request of Visitor, but not the booking or administration fees.

22.3 The refund will only be made within a reasonable time after the date of the cancelled Event, when Visitor provides a valid Ticket, as determined and announced by Organisation (or the party who processes the payment of the Ticket for the Event) through the channels announced by Organisation.
Article 23: Programme
Organisation will strive carry out the announced programme in accordance with the announced timetable as far as possible. However, Organisation is not liable for defects in this timetable and the resulting damage to visitors and/or third parties.
Article 24: Other rules

24.1 Visitor is obliged to adhere to the rules, internal regulations, any amendments to them and the instructions of Organisation, operators of the location of Event, the transport company of the shuttle bus, the security personnel, firefighters, police and other authorised parties.

24.2 Specific rules may apply on site or location of an Event which will be announced or made public. If possible the rules will also be published on the website prior to Event.

24.3 It is prohibited to carry property or belongings of the Organisation out from the event site; this includes remnants of food and beverages. In case of damage to our property or the property of the Organisation, you are liable for the repair, replacement and/or renovation costs.
Article 25: Sanctions

25.1 Visitor who in any way breaches the provisions of this chapter, other house rules or rules of conduct and instructions of Organisation, operators of the location of Event, security personnel, firefighters, police and other authorised parties may be refused access or removed from (any part of) the location of Event by the latter parties without prior notice or be handed over to the police.

25.2 When Visitor is in breach of the provisions of this chapter and other house rules and/or rules of conduct, Visitor loses any claim to a refund of the price paid by Visitor for the Ticket and any claim to compensation. In addition, Visitor cannot under any circumstances hold Organisation liable for any damage as a result of a circumstance alleging a violation of the provisions in this chapter and other house rules and/or rules of conduct (partly) caused by Visitor.
Chapter 4: Conditions for services or products provided by third parties
Article 26: Payment of e-tickets
If Visitor purchases an electronic version of a Ticket for an Event, the payment for this product will typically be handled by a third party, enabled by Organisation. This third party uses their own general conditions related to Visitor as the purchaser of the Ticket, of which these conditions, as well as these general terms and conditions of Organisation, will apply to the agreement concerning the Ticket.
Article 27: Offers from exhibitors at an Event
Visitor can buy products or services offered by third parties/exhibitors at Event, such as foods, beverages or merchandise. Although these exhibitors are chosen by Organisation with care, they are no party to an agreement between Visitor and such third party. Organisation is under no circumstances liable for damages resulting from the purchase by Visitor of a product or service at a third party/exhibitor at the location of Event.
Chapter 5: Final Provisions
Article 28: Rules
To the extent that Visitor does not fully and/or timely meet the rules of conduct, Organisation may, depending on the specific circumstances, suspend its obligations, break the contract without being liable for any compensation, or demand specific actions.
Article 29: Information on the Website
Although Organisation devotes a lot of care and attention to providing information on their Website, no guarantees can be given with regard to the nature and content of the information.
Article 30: Liability for information

30.1 Organisation is under no circumstances responsible towards Visitor or third parties for errors, (limited) information or details on a Website, except in the case of gross negligence or wilful misconduct towards Visitor. Organisation, its affiliates or third parties who are involved in the implementation of a service or agreement will under no circumstances be liable for any damages, costs, loss of profit, loss, consequential loss, loss of privacy or loss of information for direct or indirect use or operation of the Website.
Article 31: Substitute clause