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SMALL/CLEAR BAG POLICY: Hydration packs (i.e. camelbaks) that are 1.5L or smaller and clutch-style bags 6” x 9” (15cm x 23cm). All other bags larger than 6” x 9” (15cm x 23cm) must be smaller than 12” x 6” x 12” (30cm x 15cm x 30cm) and clear. Medically necessary bags and diaper bags are also welcome.
For your comfort and safety (and the comfort and safety of others), we request you do not bring to the festival site:
Rules are subject to change without notice. Everyone entering the campground or Festival grounds will be subject to a search.
SMALL/CLEAR BAG POLICY: Hydration packs (i.e. camelbaks) that are 1.5L or smaller and clutch-style bags 6” x 9” (15cm x 23cm). All other bags larger than 6” x 9” (15cm x 23cm) must be smaller than 12” x 6” x 12” (30cm x 15cm x 30cm) and clear. Medically necessary bags and diaper bags are also welcome.
There are no COVID tests or vaccinations required for entry. We will have a security check at each of our checkpoints when you come out to the festival. Everyone must go through the Checkpoints. To see more details about this, visit our Festival Pass or Camping page so you know where to enter when you come out to see us.
Yes, you can come and go as much as you please.
We’ll have 3 locations that are all conveniently located near entry checkpoints A, C, and E.
No, only approved and licensed vendors are allowed inside the festival. This will be strictly enforced by security.
Unfortunately, not to the festival but we do have trams running between the festival site and all campgrounds (with the exception of M-50, Westgate, Irish Hill Premium RV and VIP Camping).
Sure you can! We encourage everyone to reserve these spots early here on our website before arriving to the festival to save money and to make sure you have a spot. Prices will increase if purchased at the festival.
Please reach out to our festival team at info@FasterHorsesFestival.com so we can assist you.
No, but you are missing out! You can stay elsewhere and commute to the festival each day.
Yes, for safety there is only a certain amount of festival passes and camping that we can sell. Purchase your passes sooner than later!
Visit our ADA Guide for more info here!
Requests for these services must be emailed to us at least 30 days prior to the event to allow for sufficient preparation. The deadline for this event is June 14th, 2023. To submit a request, please fill out the Effective Communication Request Form here.
Visit the AWARE CARE tent! Located near the Pit Stop just outside the North Entrance of the festival. This area is a sanctuary staffed with a team who can help if you’re having a difficult time and who can also connect you with on-site counselors.
This is our fan-facing safety and wellbeing initiative. Our purpose is to Promote Safety and to encourage fans to enjoy “Mindful Festivaling”. Not near the tent? AWARE team members can be identified by their signature “Here to Help” purple shirts. They can be found throughout the festival campgrounds, entrance areas, parking lots, and at their home base, AWARE CARE, which is our dedicated safe space. Learn more on our Festival Safety Tips page!
Nope, we welcome all ages to Faster Horses. Children 6 and under are free in GA!
Campsite renewals begin Monday, Jan. 30 @ 10 am ET. If you are new to Faster Horses, passes and camping go on sale to everyone Feb . 10 @ 10 am ET.
We have 3 different checkpoints around the festival site:
All camping prices listed are per campsite (not per person) and good for the whole weekend. Limit of 8 people per campsite (excludes Glamping where the limits vary from 2-4 people).
Our policy is that you may only have 1 steering wheel per campsite (whether that be your car or camping unit). If your camping unit has a steering wheel, you will need to purchase an overnight parking pass for your extra car. If your camping unit does not have a steering wheel, you may park your car on your campsite.
Campgrounds will open Thursday, July 13 at 9am and remain open 24/7 until Monday, July 17 at 12pm. Once campgrounds are open fans are welcome to check in any time they would like.
This year’s theme is TBA.
Faster Horses Festival is about community and as we continue to encourage our fans to be kind to each other, we strongly urge everyone to participate in our buddy system. It’s important that fans look out for one another, always have a buddy with you If you need assistance or have questions over festival weekend:
1. You must have a Faster Horses festival wristband for access to the campgrounds. You can purchase your passes here.
2. Sites are sold on reserved basis.
3. Limit of one steering wheel per campsite, and all camping units must be at least 4′ from all other camping units.
4. Resale of passes is prohibited.
5. Transferring passes is prohibited.
6. Passes must be displayed at all times.
7. Fires must be 10 feet from any vehicle or structure, contained, and you must have a fire ring.
8. Tent and awning stakes must be marked.
9. Severe Weather: Live Nation and the Michigan International Speedway are focused on the safety of its patrons, employees and service partners. As such, we may have to shut down festival transportation (buses, trams and golf carts) during periods of severe weather. Please plan accordingly to give yourself enough time to get to a safe place in the case of severe weather.
10. Generators: When utilizing a generator, please be considerate of your neighbors and operate your generator safely. Remember to read your owner’s manual, and always double check that both your carbon monoxide and fire detectors are functioning properly before you camp! Your generator should be outdoors, far from any structure and properly grounded. When operating your generator, plug equipment directly into the generator, and DO NOT plug the generator into a wall outlet. Between uses, give your generator time to cool off before refueling. Please “pipe up” internal generators reducing noise and diverting exhaust fumes above the RV and away from your neighbor’s camping area. For free-standing generators, a “muffle box” can reduce noise and direct exhaust away from fellow campers. All generators are the sole responsibility of their owners. Carbon monoxide detectors and fire detectors save lives. Don’t forget to pack one for your campsite and ensure they are working properly before you head to the campground!
11. Drink Responsibly while at Faster Horses Festival. Any under age drinking under 21 years of age is prohibited on festival property.
12. KEEP YOUR AREA CLEAN! Keep a trash receptacle in your camping area helps prevent accumulation, odors and helps create a pleasant camping environment. We offer curbside garbage pickup! Leave your trash-specific bags near the road by 10am Friday-Monday for collection.
13. Recycling Efforts: Faster Horses hopes to keep waste to a minimum and working with service organizations to ensure that as many beverage containers as possible are recycled. Please leave your recycle-specific bags in a separate pile near the road by 10am Friday-Monday for collection.
14. No Gray Water Dumping: State law prohibits the dumping of gray water. Dump stations are available in all FH campgrounds. Dumping of gray water is grounds for removal from property.
15. Overnight Parking: Overnight parking is very limited so it’s highly encouraged to buy in advance. Weekend overnight parking passes are $45 per car when purchased in advance and $90 per car if purchased on site. Note: ONLY vehicles with an “Overnight” parking pass can park in overnight parking areas. Standard vehicle/Day Parking Passes are not permitted.
16. Fire lanes must remain open at all times.
17. Reflectors are required on bicycles.
18. Sorry, no pets.
19. No fireworks, weapons of any kind, sky lanterns, candle balloons, confederate flags, large bonfires or pit fires.
20. No parking within 50 feet of water stations.
21. No vending without proper vendor permit.
22. Motorcycles must be parked in designated motorcycle parking, not at your campsite.
23. No motorcycles, semi-trailers, off road vehicles, ATVs or rental trucks allowed.
24. No private golf carts allowed.
25. No open pit or charcoal fires are permitted. Small camping stoves and small propane BBQ’s are permitted.
26. No swimming pools, truck bed pools, super soakers, water balloon launchers, spotlights, horseshoes, laser points, or other items that pose a danger to surrounding guests. Small kiddie or wading pools are allowed.
27. No unmanned aircrafts (drones/helicopters).
28. If you or members of your group are removed from the camping facilities by security for violation of any festival rule, vehicles may be removed at owner’s expense.
29. 8 people per campsite.
30. No joyrides in the campgrounds. PLEASE DO NOT WALK ALONG THE MAJOR ROADS SURROUNDING FASTER HORSES PROPERTY AT ANY TIME AND BE AWARE OF ANY TRAFFIC WHEN WALKING WITHIN THE PROPERTY. USE PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES AND OUR ALLOCATED TRAMS FOR TRANSPORT.
Check out our Festival Safety Tips + Camping Safety pages here.
No, due to safety reasons and traffic, we cannot allow golf carts in the campgrounds. This also includes ATVs, side by sides, dirt bikes, motorized scooters, etc.
No. Not because we don’t like them (we’re all animal lovers here), but it’s cruel and unfair to the pet to leave it alone in the campground or parking lot, locked up or in a car or tent where it may suffer from extreme heat. When we see a pet in a car or running around the camp ground unattended, we will alert the authorities and your vehicle may be entered and your pet taken to a shelter for its own welfare. You may be subject to prosecution for cruelty to animals. Service Animals are permitted.
You must purchase an overnight parking pass and also have a festival wristband.
If you are planning to have a company bring your RV to Faster Horses and you have not filled out the RV Dropoff form, please reach out to us at info@FasterHorsesFestival.com.
Yes, you can go visit your friends at any time unless they are staying in Glamping.
You can bring a generator at your own risk to any campground EXCEPT Tent City in Infield. Campsites are very close together, so we request that all Festival campers be considerate of their camping neighbors when utilizing a generator and operate them safely. To avoid excessive amounts of carbon monoxide and noise, please “pipe up” internal generators. This will allow the exhaust to be released above the RV and not into your neighbors camping area. If you are utilizing a free-standing generator, a “muffler box” would contain the noise and direct exhaust away from campers. Quiet generators are preferred by your fellow campers. Generators are the responsibility of their owners and should not interfere with surrounding campers. Ventilator kits preferred.
Yes for guests who are age 21+. No open containers or alcohol consumption will be allowed in the public areas or on the roads. Any drinking under 21 years of age is prohibited on festival property. Please drink responsibly.
Reserved camping sites are sold online. If you want to be together, you must purchase camping together.
No. Anyone planning to camp will also need to purchase a festival pass in order to enter the campgrounds.
If you’re looking to purchase ADA camping, please email ada@FasterHorsesFestival.com.
Need ice? Forget your toothpaste? Low on firewood? Visit one of our three Corrigan Oil Convenience Store locations in the following campgrounds: Infield (section 6), M-50 Creekside and Brooklyn Trails. Mobile ice sales are also available in the Infield.
Yes, we will have trams running to/from each campground (with the exception of M-50, Westgate, Irish Hills and VIP Camping). 2023 Tramp Map coming soon.
If you want to have a campfire you must bring your own fire ring and wood.
Yes, you can have both a camper and tent on the same campsite as long as it all fits within your camping space. The exceptions are Northwoods and Tent City which are tent only campgrounds. All camping units and tents must be 4′ apart from each other as well as your neighboring campgrounds. Tents are not permitted in APEX.
Our general rule is one steering-wheel per campsite (example: a self-driving camping unit or car). Any additional vehicles would need to have an Overnight parking pass. Buy your parking pass early and save! Prices will increase weekend of festival. For parking information, visit our Festival Pass or Camping page for the details and opportunity to purchase.
BAG POLICY: Small bags, backpacks, and fanny packs are welcome inside the festival venue as long as they are clear and are 12”x6”x12” or smaller. Hydration packs (i.e. camelbaks) that are 1.5L or smaller and clutch purses/wallets that are 4.5”x6.5” or smaller do not have to be clear.
DO BRING:
For your comfort and safety (and the comfort and safety of others), we request you DO NOT BRING to the festival site:
Rules are subject to change without notice. Everyone entering the campground or Festival grounds will be subject to a search.
Correct, that would be a no.
Yes, we do sell alcohol to guests who are ages 21+ only. Make sure you have an approved, valid picture ID (expired ID will not be accepted). You must visit our 21+ wristband booth to receive a wristband before purchasing any alcohol at the festival. Please drink responsibly. Not sure if you have an acceptable form of ID? Check your local or state government websites.
You may bring in a small (gallon) clear bag of snacks and one 20oz full plastic water bottle per person or smaller. Must be in a clear, factory sealed bottle. In addition we will allow EMPTY water bottles, CamelBaks, etc., up to 1-liter or smaller, that can be filled at our free water stations inside the Festival Site. All containers will be subject to inspection at the Gates to the Festival Site.
Yes you can, though the stroller will be subject to a search. You’d be surprised what people try and hide behind the kid!
You can, but please advise the security guard at the gate and they will call the medics who will assist you.
It pokes people’s eyes out and obscures the view of the person behind you.
Yes, ask any member of staff and they will point you in the right direction. We have 2 locations in the festival and another in Infield Camping (section 4) called Infield Care Center.
We do not have ATMs on site, so please plan accordingly. Payments accepted inside the venue is using cashless forms of payment such as a credit card/debit, Google Pay/Apple Pay and paying for things using the swipe of your festival wristband using our Cashless program.
We are a non-cash venue. You can pay for things using the swipe of your wristband when you sign up for Cashless and register your wristband. We also accept major credit cards/debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. If you bring cash, we also have stations that will help accept your cash and in return, give you a card to use.
We’ll have a great variety of standard and local specialty foods. Food on a stick, food in a bowl, food on a plate, and some vegetarian/gluten free options as well.
Yes, just bring an empty water bottle (up to 1-liter) and you can fill it up at one of our FREE on-site water stations as needed.
You can find sunscreen and other little necessities at any of the Convenience Stores on site at the festival.
We have 3-day parking available (see more info on our parking page).
Full disclosure, for the most part only port-a-johns are available with the exception of Tack Room VIP.
Our Alumni Presale begins Tues, Feb 7 at 10 am ET. Passes go on sale to everyone Fri, Feb 10 at 10 am ET.
Yes! Everyone who camps is required to also have a festival pass.
No, the only valid ticketing provider for Faster Horses Festival is Front Gate Tickets and our resell platform on TM Exchange. We are unable to validate ANY passes sold through other people or websites.
No, you do not need to purchase both at the same time (but it will save you money to pay shipping once vs twice). You may purchase camping and come back to purchase your festival pass later (or vice versa). While supplies last.
Wristband and camping passes ship 3-4 weeks prior to the festival. If you have not received your wristband by the time you leave for the festival, please reach out to info@fasterhorsesfestival.com so we can assist.
If you ordered it together, it will come in one package. If you ordered camping at a separate time, your tickets will come in a separate delivery.
Nope, there are no print at home or e-ticket options for this show. Be really careful buying anywhere except the official Faster Horses, Front Gate Tickets or TM Exchange websites. We see far too many forgeries and bad tickets and they will not get you in to the festival.
Yes! We don’t sell single-day passes for Faster Horses.
Please reach out to our ticket provider Front Gate Tickets here.
No, your wristband needs to be on tight enough that it does not slide off and is good for just you only. Wristbands that have been tampered with, cut, tied, etc will be void and lost wristbands cannot be replaced for any reason.
Do not remove, stretch, or tamper with your wristband or it will be void. There is a $10 Wristband Replacement Fee for wristbands that have been lost, damaged, or tightened too tight before placing on wrist.
Just visit our Register Wristband page, click to register and it’ll walk you through the steps to register your wristband and opt-in to sign up for Cashless program. Our 2023 cashless program is TBA.
No. Although Registering your wristband is required, cashless is not. That being said, we highly encourage it as it will make your life much easier while at Faster Horses. With cashless, your credit card is securely attached to your wrist. Please note that inside the venue, we do not accept cash. We will accept Cashless on your wristband, credit cards, debit cards, Apple/Google Pay. If you only have cash, we will have stations within the festival to help exchange the cash for prepaid cards to use. This does not apply to campgrounds which may include cash or non-cash transactions.
With cashless at Faster Horses, there is no need to load any money onto your wristband as you might have experienced at some other events. When you register for the cashless option on your wristband you will securely link your credit or debit card with the wristband. So when you pay for something with your wristband, it will be just like swiping your card at a store.
No. Even though you will swipe your wristband to pay for items, you still have to punch in your PIN number for a transaction to take place. As long as you don’t give out your PIN number, your wristband is safe and cannot be used for cashless purposes by anyone else.
Go to our Register Wristband page and enter your wristband number again. It’ll then ask you for the email you used when you registered…. enter that email address. Your account information will then appear and you may edit as needed.
