When entering the festival site, the following rules apply:
- The organization reserves the right to refuse entry or remove visitors from the site without providing a reason.
- Entry to the event is at your own risk. The organization is not liable for any damage, loss, or injury unless caused by gross negligence or deliberate intent.
- By entering the event you agree to abide by the house rules.
- If requested, you must present a valid form of identification (passport, driver’s licence, or ID card).
- If criminal offences are discovered, you will be handed over to the police immediately.
- Bags and backpacks may be searched by security for prohibited items. A security frisk may also take place. Refusal will result in immediate denial of entry.
- For your own safety, you must follow instructions given by staff employed by the organization.
- Verboden:
- To bring or possess glassware, cans, poles, knives, weapons, or other dangerous objects.
- Bringing country and/or organisation flags.
- The use, possession, or trade of drugs is prohibited. Violations will result in immediate removal and/or transfer to the police.
- Bringing film, video, or professional photography equipment (such as cameras with interchangeable lenses) or drones without permission from the organization is not allowed.
- Consuming or possessing alcoholic beverages if you are under 18 years of age is prohibited.
- If you are 18 or older, passing alcohol to someone under 18 is prohibited. If detected, access may be denied.
- Smoking inside an (enclosed) tent is not permitted.
- Distributing or displaying leaflets, flyers, or other materials without prior permission from the organization is not allowed.
- Causing damage to people, buildings, or equipment is prohibited. Any costs for damage will be recovered from the person responsible.
- Bringing animals onto the premises is not allowed.
- Selling or offering goods for sale on or around the event site without the organization’s permission is prohibited.
- Social norms and values apply at the festival. Threats, violence, discrimination, sexual or other forms of harassment, disruptive behaviour, and public urination are not permitted. Violations may result in denial of entry.
- Damage or injury to people or property will be recovered directly from the person responsible.
- Bicycles and scooters are not allowed on the festival grounds and must be left in the designated racks outside the site.
- By entering the event you agree that photo and video recordings may be made. These may be used for commercial and promotional purposes without further consent.
- Camera surveillance is in operation at the location.
- The organization reserves the right to refuse entry in case of non‑compliance with the house rules, unsafe behaviour, or other circumstances that may affect the safety or running of the event.
- It is forbidden to remain in or enter any part of the location other than the area to which you are authorised.
In situations not covered by these rules, the organization will decide on any measures to be taken.
House Rules Pride Amsterdam
Upon entering the festival grounds, the following rules apply:
- The organization reserves the right to refuse entry or remove visitors from the premises without giving a reason.
- Entry to the event is at your own risk. The organization is not liable for any form of damage, loss, or injury unless there is gross negligence or intentional misconduct.
- By entering the event, you implicitly agree to the house rules.
- If requested, you are required to present a valid form of identification (passport, driver’s license, or ID card).
- If criminal offenses are detected, you will be immediately handed over to the police.
- Bags and backpacks may be checked by security for prohibited items. A security frisk may also take place. Refusal will result in immediate denial of entry.
- For your own safety, you must follow instructions given by staff employed by the organization.
- Prohibited:
- To bring or possess glassware, cans, sticks, knives, weapons, or other dangerous objects.
- Bringing country and/or organization flags.
- The use, possession, or trade of drugs is prohibited. Violations will result in immediate removal and/or transfer to the police.
- Bringing film, video, or professional photography equipment (such as cameras with interchangeable lenses) or drones without permission from the organization.
- Consuming or possessing alcoholic beverages if you are under 18 years of age.
- If you are 18+, passing alcohol to someone under the age of 18 is prohibited. If detected, access may be denied.
- Smoking inside an (enclosed) tent.
- Distributing and/or displaying folders, flyers, or other materials without prior permission from the organization.
- Causing damage to persons, buildings, or materials. Damage will be recovered directly from the responsible party.
- To bring animals on the premises.
- Selling and/or offering goods for sale on or around the event grounds without permission from the organization.
- Social norms and values apply at the festival. Threatening behaviour, violence, discrimination, sexual or other forms of harassment, disruptive behaviour, and public urination are not permitted. Violations will result in denial of entry.
- Any damage or injury to persons or property will be recovered directly from the responsible party.
- Bicycles and scooters are not allowed on the festival grounds and must be left in the designated racks outside the premises.
- By entering the event, you implicitly agree that photo and video recordings may be made. These may be used for commercial and promotional purposes without further permission.
- Camera surveillance is in operation at the location.
- The organization reserves the right to refuse entry in the event of non-compliance with the house rules, unsafe behaviour, or other circumstances that may disrupt the safety or course of the event.
- It is forbidden to remain in, or enter, any part of the location other than the area to which you are authorised.
- In situations not covered by these regulations, the organization will decide on any measures to be taken.
In situations not covered by these regulations, the organization will decide on any measures to be taken.
