As opposed to other festivals, there will be no public ticket sale. The first wave of tickets will be available through ticket links that our partner crews will share within their communities.

If you would like to buy a ticket, but haven’t gotten access via a partner crew or via referral code, you have the chance to fill in our application form. We will personally review all applications and send you a ticket link upon approval. 

A large part of the festival grounds consists of outdoor areas and stages. There will also be at least two indoor floors, which will be heated if temperatures require it. Additionally, there are numerous covered areas and cozy corners throughout the site.

Fluidity aims to be a place where everyone feels welcome, regardless of skin color, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or background. Together, we want to create a space where people can express themselves freely while respecting boundaries.

Any form of discrimination, racism, sexism, ableism, or intolerance will not be tolerated. We kindly ask you to embody and live our values. This includes celebrating with awareness, respect, tolerance, equality, openness, and environmental consciousness.

There will be a comprehensive awareness and (psy-)care concept to provide emotional and psychological support, encourage respectful interaction, and enhance well-being on site. In addition, there will be teams responsible for security and medical care. All teams will work together closely.

The sex-positive culture today offers a wide variety of interpretations, vibes, and dress codes. Gone are the days where black harnesses are the only way of dressing up. fluidity does not follow a strict dress code. We want you to feel comfortable at all times during the festival. Our guideline is "Dress to Express!", which means we will create a safer space for you to use clothing (or the lack of it) as an extension of your character and mood, if you choose to do so. Dress codes at clubs often serve a pretty specific purpose: they're a quick filter. If someone shows up dressed right, it signals they've actually engaged with what the night is about. Since fluidity already uses other ways to screen participants, we don't need to lean on that signal as much.

We encourage you to be playful and explore your own expression. When people step out of their everyday skins and put thought into their self-expression, it helps to create a transformative atmosphere and can strengthen the sense of community.

Some floors curated by participating crews may require a themed dress code, as certain areas are intentionally designed for specific preferences, atmospheres, or experiences. This will be communicated in advance, so you can plan accordingly if you want to take part in those experiences. Don't worry - the vast majority of the festival has no dress code requirements. If you have no prior experience in the sex-positive community and need inspirations for your own wardrobe, we suggest to check out the Instagram channels of our partner communities. You will get a feeling for what is possible!

There will be various designated play areas across the festival grounds. Some are openly visible, others hidden; some are open to everyone, others are intended for specific groups or types of play.

All areas will be clearly signposted. We kindly ask you to respect and follow the rules, which will be communicated upon entry and displayed again on site and/or within the play areas.

We provide extensive areas for classic camping.

If you want to bring your car or camper van onto the camping area, you will need a campervan pass.

We will also offer glamping (pre-pitched tents). This comes with additional costs. Sales will start at a later date, as we first need to determine our capacity.

If you prefer a real bed, we will provide recommendations for nearby hotels and/or apartments at a later date.

• Car Pass (€59): Allows you to park your vehicle in the designated parking area. This is a standard parking space, meaning camping directly next to your car is not permitted. If you plan to sleep in your car rather than just park it, you need a camper van pass.

• Camper Van Pass (€109): Provides a larger parking space in a special area. Here, you may park your vehicle (whether it's an actual camper van or just a normal car) and camp next to it with friends, including setting up additional equipment such as tables or gazebos. This pass allows you to drive directly onto the camping area and camp beside your vehicle.
  

Important: One pass is required per vehicle. Passes are also available on site.

For environmental reasons, we kindly encourage you to travel by train whenever possible.

Arrival by Train

If you are arriving by train, please use Calau (Niederlausitz) station.

From Berlin:

From Berlin Ostbahnhof, take the RE7 directly to Calau (NI), no transfer required.

From Leipzig:

From Leipzig Hauptbahnhof, take the RE10 directly to Calau (NI), no transfer required.

Shuttle

At Calau station, a shuttle bus will take you directly to the festival site for a contribution of €5 (cash and card payments accepted).

The shuttles will run continuously between Calau station and the Fluidity Festival grounds.

Arrival by Car / Camper van

Many navigation systems choose an incorrect route when entering the address of the festival site. Please navigate to the designated intersection (details to follow); from there, signs and helpers will guide you to the festival grounds.

To drive onto the site, a car pass or camper van pass is required. Passes can also be purchased on site.

The minimum age for attending the festival is 21 years.

The festival grounds are very uneven. Especially in case of rain, we cannot guarantee accessibility.