Safety is a top priority at our festival. In addition to providing a physically safe space, we also prioritize creating an accessible and welcoming environment for all attendees. We offer a designated safe space for those in need of mental health support, as well as the opportunity to take a break and find peace of mind at the Santuary, located at The Oracle.

The Safe Space is a dedicated space made available to welcome people who are not feeling well in the best possible conditions. So, if you are not feeling well or in need of assistance, please inform our Safe souls. You can find them walking around our festival grounds.

Our hotline is currently closed and will be available again around and during the festival period. We are happy to assist you with all urgent questions during this time. If you are feeling unwell, anxious, or have any urgent inquiries, please don’t hesitate to reach out. At the start of the festival, the contact number will be posted here on our website and communicated on our social media channels.

At Voodoo Village, the safety and well-being of our attendees are paramount. We enforce a strict zero-tolerance policy on drugs, including soft drugs. Possession or use of drugs will result in immediate removal. We kindly ask all attendees to respect this policy to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.

At the Oracle, we will implement a no-phone policy. Upon entry, stickers will be provided to cover phone cameras. These stickers can be removed once you exit The Oracle. We strongly believe that the most meaningful connections are made in the moment.

Voodoo Villages likes to radiate an atmosphere of joy, safety, and positive energy, but for some, it could be overwhelming. Taking care of your mental health and well-being at the festival is very important. Getting enough sleep, eating regularly, and pacing yourself are crucial if you want to stay in shape. Wellbeing focuses on various aspects of health and feel comfortable. At Voodoo Village, we choose an even more holistic approach to well-being. For us, wellbeing goes beyond soothing entertainment and fun. We also bring educational and interactive elements that should promote the overall health and well-being of our festivalgoers. Here are some guidelines you should keep in mind: Take care of your friends and family: Communicate how you feel. If you don't feel well, take a break, rest, or support, talk about it. Meet up where you can easily find each other. Be friendly to others in the crowd: If you see someone who is struggling or needs help, ask if they are okay and offer help. Don't forget to eat: We like to see you all dancers energized. Respect and care for others and the environment: Treat our festival like you would treat your home. Treat each other like you would like to be treated. Search shelter from high UV on a regular basis (and wear sunscreen) Take breaks: Cool down and take regular breaks from dancing. Protect your ears: Use earplugs. Especially front-row ravers.

Together with Ecofest we aim for a sustainable and waste-free festival. One of the ways we minimize our impact on the environment is by implementing eco-friendly measures such as planting trees, using reusable cups and biodegradable straws, and offering recycled plastic EPs and decomposable tableware. We also work to optimize transport and energy usage, and collaborate with subcontractors to do the same. These efforts help us reduce our carbon footprint and create a more sustainable festival. ​

From the colorful art and vibrant music to the sense of community and connection that fills the air, Voodoo Village is an immersive cultural experience that is not to be missed. We are proud to welcome a diverse and international audience to Voodoo Village, and we are committed to making our festival accessible and welcoming to all. As we continue to grow, we are working to broaden our reach and extend the Voodoo Village experience to even more countries and communities around the world. Whether you are joining us from across the globe or just around the corner, we invite you to be a part of the magic and community. Join us in celebrating the beauty and diversity of the world, and let the music and culture of Voodoo Village transport you to another world.

We believe in the power of unity and self-discovery. By bringing people together and providing opportunities for personal growth, we aim to create a transformative and meaningful experience for all. We believe that through unity and self-exploration, we can create a more positive and fulfilling world for all. ​ Our community building efforts at the festival have a lasting impact on our attendees and the wider community. By organizing yearly gatherings, we create a sense of belonging and connection among attendees. We also strive to create a multicultural environment where acceptance is a core value, promoting understanding and inclusivity among all attendees.

Artistic expression is a key element of our festival. We work with both local and international artists to showcase a diverse range of artistic styles and mediums. Our festival provides a platform for these artists to share their talents and creativity, and their unique handcrafts and ways of expression add value to our event. Our festival serves as a playfield for artists to explore their artistic freedom and share their work with a wide audience.

Voodoo Village 2025 will take place on September 12th, 13th, and 14th.

We're looking forward to welcome you at our Village. The serene fields in combination with the mystical forest, located next to the castle of Humbeek, set the scene for our Voodoo Village 2025 edition. Location: Warandestraat 100 - 1851 Humbeek - BELGIUM

Friday September 12th: 4PM - 12AM Saturday September 12th: 2PM - 1AM Sunday September 14th: 2PM - 12AM Please note: The festival entrance will close at 10:00 PM every day. After this time, no one will be allowed to enter the festival for the remainder of that day.

IN=IN OUT=OUT Our policy is IN=IN OUT=OUT, so do not leave the festival grounds unless you're sure you want to go home! Please note: The festival entrance will close at 10:00 PM every day. After this time, no one will be allowed to enter the festival for the remainder of that day.

You can buy your ticket by simply clicking the "Tickets" button on the homepage of this website or by clicking here. Personalization All Voodoo Village 2025 tickets will have the ticket holder's name on them. You can personalize and put a name on your tickets till the day of the festival. Please be aware that you can't change the name anymore after personalization.

Upgrade or change your ticket by simply clicking the “My Order” button in your original order confirmation email. Can’t find that email? No problem – just hit the "Find My Order" button here to regain access to the My Order area. Once you're there, find your "My Order" section on Paylogic. When you’re in your order, you'll see the tickets you bought. Click the three dots next to a ticket name to see the "change ticket" option. Click it, choose the tickets you want to change, and use the total value to buy different tickets. IMPORTANT: Remember, once you make the change, you can’t undo it, and you won’t get a refund for any unused credit.

Upon purchasing your tickets, you'll receive a confirmation email. This email will provide you with access to your 'My Order' section in Paylogic. From there, you can easily generate an invoice for your purchase by navigating to 'Order Details' and clicking the 'Generate Invoice' button.

If you can't find your tickets or confirmation email, we direct you to the website of our ticket provider, Paylogic. Via this link: https://account.paylogic.com/i-lost-my-tickets you can access you order again. Please make sure to use the same email address as used when creating the order.

Voodoo Village is an 18+ event. People born in 2007 will be granted entrance even if they turn 18 after the festival. Anyone who turns 18 in 2025 will be allowed in. This is a strict policy and anyone born in 2008 or later, even if accompanied by an adult, will not be allowed to enter. ID’s will be checked without exception, so don’t forget to bring your driver’s license, ID card or passport.

Last year we introduced a 'no phone policy' in specific areas, marking a first for a Belgian festival. At The Oracle, attendees will be required to cover their phone cameras with a sticker upon entry, and taking photos or videos is not permitted. The Oracle is designed to be a unique experience for the Voodoo Village community, where memorable moments are created by being fully present and free from distractions.

Thanks to our partnership with TicketSwap you can buy and sell your tickets in a safe, easy and fair way. TicketSwap is our official resale partner and the only place where you can buy tickets when the event is sold out.

You can sell your tickets without a worry via www.ticketswap.be. We have an agreement with TicketSwap and can guarantee you a safe and fair resale.

The festival has several paved paths that are wheelchair-friendly. The ground of most of the stages is paved. However, one must be careful when it rains. The ground can get soggy making some stages difficult to access. Please email info@voodoovillage.be so we can make sure you receive a special pass that gives you access to the festival backstage with hardened pathways. There is a disabled parking provided close to the festival. People who want a place in disabled parking will have to prove it with their blue card. Someone who does not have a disability but has, for example, a broken leg will also have to provide proof. Please contact us in advance so we can inform you about the location of the parking. Accessible restrooms are available for the disabled and are clearly marked. Are you someone with a disability and still looking for someone to go to Voodoo Village with you? Then post your add on www.circuitsortie.be and hopefully find a nice festival buddy soon. If you have any further questions, don’t hesitate to contact info@voodoovillage.be.

Tickets will be released in different flows (waves). The sooner you buy your tickets, the lower the price!

If you wish to securely store your personal belongings, you can use our lockers. The lockers are located at the festival area, right before the main entrance, and after the ticket check. Locker reservations will be available online soon.

Yes, we do. We deeply care about every soul and are proud to partner with various non-profits to support meaningful causes. PRINT FOR BURUNDI: Purchase a T-shirt with Voodoo Village symbols at the Voodoo Market, and you’ll help fund a new health center in Burundi for 10,000 people. CACAO BLESSINGS: Visit the Oracle zone to buy cacao or join a ceremony led by Cacao Blessings at the Lab. Your support empowers women and helps preserve coastal communities. RIVER CLEANUP: This global organization works to clean rivers and prevent pollution. Support their mission by donating your cup at the festival exit, where every cup helps remove plastic from our waterways. NPO NIPPIE: This organization is committed to making nipple tattoos for breast reconstruction accessible and free. At Voodoo Village, you can get a tattoo from Michelle at MTattoo, with all proceeds directly supporting NPO NIPPIE’s vital mission. ZORGBOERDERIJ HUPPELDEPUP: We’re also supporting Zorgboerderij Huppeldepup, a care farm that provides therapeutic and enriching activities for individuals with special needs. Your involvement helps sustain their valuable programs and supports their mission of creating a nurturing environment for all.

We appreciate your interest in contributing to the magic of Voodoo Village Festival through volunteering! To join our dedicated team of volunteers, please follow these simple steps: Send an email expressing your interest to crew@voodoovillage.be. In the subject line, include "Volunteer Inquiry - [Your Name]". In the body of the email, briefly introduce yourself and mention any relevant skills or experiences you possess. Our Volunteer Coordinator, Amelie, will get back to you with further details and available opportunities. We look forward to having you on board to make Voodoo Village Festival an unforgettable experience!

No it's not allowed to hand out flyers because we want to take our ecological responsibility seriously.

We have a zero-tolerance policy regarding drugs (including soft drugs) at our event. Bringing or using drugs in public at the event will lead to immediate removal. We kindly ask you to respect these regulations.

At Voodoo Village, we enforce a strict zero tolerance drugs policy. We strongly advise against the use of illegal and unsafe drugs due to the numerous potential risks and consequences involved. Our priority is to create a safe environment for all festival visitors, ensuring everyone can enjoy the event without concerns for their well-being. We are coming together to unite our souls. As we embark on this journey, we want you to know that your health and well-being remain our utmost priority. Should you decide to use illegal substances during Voodoo Village, you should know this always is a personal decision and Voodoo Village is not responsible for any consequences. Yet, we kindly ask you to keep the following guidelines in mind when deciding otherwise: · Safe & Sound will be present at the festival, offering information regarding drug use. · If you don't feel well, please find the Safe Space to rest. · Our Safe Souls are here for you. · Make sure you are well-rested by prioritizing your physical and mental health. · Do not use substances that you are not familiar with. Always take the time to research the effects and potential side effects before using them. · Don’t accept drugs from strangers or people you don’t trust. · Everyone has a different body weight and different tolerance levels, so keep this in mind when determining your intake. · Do not mix different substances. This also applies to alcohol and other substances. · Take time to rest. We provide multiple chill out zones. · Use our shuttle buses or public transport to get home safely. · Stay hydrated, but don’t drink too much water to avoid water intoxication. · Risks are significantly higher if you have diabetes, a heart defect, liver or kidney problems, high or low blood pressure, asthma, epilepsy, depression or other mental health disorders, or if you are pregnant or suspect you might be. Safe Space & Safe souls The Safe Space is a dedicated space made available to welcome people who are not feeling well in the best possible conditions. So, if you are not feeling well or in need of assistance, please inform our Safe souls. You can find them walking around our festival grounds. EHBO When feeling sick, injured or harmed, please contact our staff to direct you to EHBO zone. You can find this zone close to the main entrance and the castle. Rules and legal procedures Possession of illegal drugs is prohibited. We work closely together with Police officers, who will be present at the festival to take the necessary steps when using openly.