Events
What is the minimum age required to enter the event?
Access is exclusively reserved for adults (18 and over). ID may be required on entry. Anyone underage will be refused access, even if accompanied by an adult.
What's your drug policy?
We have a zero-tolerance policy on drugs at all our events. The sale or possession of any substances—soft or hard—is strictly prohibited.
I lost something. What should I do?
If you lost or forgot something during one of our events, don’t worry. NervEvents keeps all lost items safe until claimed by their owners. To recover your item, please contact us by email with a description and the name of the event concerned.
Can I bring my camera?
The use of cameras and personal professional equipment is not allowed. Enjoy the show! Our official photographers and videographers will be on site to capture every special moment in high quality.
How do I get to an event by public transport?
Travel information and directions to our events are always available on the NervEvents website. Check it out for the best travel options.
What should I wear?
Some clothing and behavior are not permitted. Clothes or accessories with offensive messages are forbidden. Flags and football jerseys are allowed only if they represent a country—other football-related items are not. Additional restrictions may apply, and each guest will be individually checked at the entrance.
How should I behave?
We expect all attendees to respect the festive and friendly spirit of the event. Any form of violence, harassment, or disrespect toward staff or fellow attendees will not be tolerated and may lead to immediate expulsion.
Celebrate Safety
Here are 10 essential tips to enjoy our events safely.
1. Alcohol and drug use is never risk-free
It's important to remember that consuming alcohol or drugs always involves risk. You're free to enjoy the party, but be mindful of your body. Pay attention to how much you take and how your body reacts. Everyone responds differently to substances, and risky situations can arise depending on what you take. The best approach is to stay aware of what you consume, get informed, and act responsibly.
2. I love my ears
Music is the heart of the party, but protect your ears from overly loud sounds. If the volume exceeds 80 dB(A), consider wearing earplugs – they’re available at every event. It’s also a good idea not to dance too close to the speakers, even with earplugs.
3. Think about yourself, care for others
Take care of yourself and your friends. Solidarity is essential at events. Don’t leave your friends alone, and agree on a meeting point in case you get separated. Be honest about what you're consuming, and don’t pressure others into doing anything they’re uncomfortable with. Everyone is responsible for their well-being, and first aid stations are there to help if needed.
4. Respect your rhythm: eat, sleep, party
Even if you want to party non-stop, it’s important to recharge. Get enough sleep and stay hydrated. Know your limits, and take breaks to eat and drink water to avoid dehydration.
5. Know your limits, be responsible
Decide in advance how you want to behave at the event. Talk to your friends, be responsible with your consumption, and don’t let peer pressure push you past your boundaries.
6. Take time to chill
If you start feeling unwell, take a break. Find a cooler spot, rest, and drink water. If you really don’t feel well, don’t hesitate to ask for help from the first aid team.
7. Always have safe sex
If you engage in intimacy during the event, make sure you have condoms to protect your health. Respect your partner’s boundaries—and your own. Sex should be enjoyable, responsible, and without regrets.
8. The first aid team is your friend
If you feel sick or have a problem, don’t hesitate to go to the first responders. They’re here to help and will give you the support you need to be safe.
9. Don’t drink, do drugs, and drive
If you've had alcohol or taken drugs, don’t get behind the wheel. You could be putting your life and others at risk. Choose a designated sober driver or take public transport. Safety first!
10. Plan your way home
Make sure you have a safe way to get home. Take a taxi, use public transport, or designate a sober driver. Don’t take unnecessary risks. Party hard, live in the moment—but always safely and respectfully.
