OPENING HOURS

Opening hours will be announced closer to the festival.

PROFILE

THE WILDEST METAL PARTY IN THE NORTH!

COPENHELL is Denmark's greatest rock and metal festival, which has drawn metal fans from both within and outside the country's borders to Copenhagen since the beginning of 2010. The peninsula called 'Refshaleøen' right in the middle of Copenhagen is the epicenter of these four days of hell on earth, and the raw, industrial surroundings are the perfect background for the brutal decibel bombardment from COPENHELL's three stages.

The purpose of COPENHELL has always been – and is still – presenting a festival that delivers a quality event for the audience every year, where they will be able to both discover new music and headbang during immortal classics. We go to great lengths to give the audience a completely unique, total experience from the second they enter through the gates of hell. The parties in the Biergarten beer tent have achieved legendary status, and COPENHELL has loads of entertainment, evil art, demonic hangouts and twisted metal on offer everywhere on the festival site – all of that which you don't get anywhere else.

COPENHELL has become a tradition for many metal fans – also outside Denmark's borders, where the rumours about the thunder from the north have spread like a wildfire. COPENHELL is one of northern Europe's leading rock and metal festivals and therefore, COPENHELL is being organized purely by rock and metal fans – for rock and metal fans!

A CITY FESTIVAL IN COPENHAGEN

COPENHELL is a full-blooded city festival that takes place on Refshaleøen in Copenhagen's harbour. The festival site is a mere ten-minute bike ride from the city center, and COPENHELL is the only European rock and metal festival placed centrally in a big city. Therefore, most festival guests choose to spend the night in apartments or the many hotels or hostels close to the festival site. However, it is also possible to spend the night right outside the gates of hell on Refshaleøen itself. COPENHELL offers several camping options with the city's best view of the water and only a few minutes away from the festival site and the stages.

FESTIVAL DNA: A STORY ABOUT METAL

COPENHELL is held annually at the old B&W shipyard in Copenhagen, where ships and powerful diesel engines were manufactured for more than a hundred years. The monumental halls still loom ominously over the unbreakable concrete site, and the worn railway tracks towards the dock attest to the colossal metal monstrosities that were built by a workforce of 8,000 men until 1996. Today, another kind of metal is forged at the COPENHELL festival. It is still hot as hell, extremely heavy and uncontrollable like a supertanker in distress at sea and just like back then, the site comes alive with fire, sound infernos and the passion from several thousand dedicated metal lovers today.

Below you can find the Danish short film Mænd & Metal (Men & Metal) about the old B&W times and COPENHELL's entry into the area:

CHILDREN ON THE FESTIVAL

Children accompanied by adults have always been very welcome at COPENHELL – and they still are. Special child tickets give children between 2 and 12 years access to the festival (children below the age of 2 enter for free). You can read more about them in the tickets section.

Children will get a normal festival wristband on, and they will also get a white paper wristband where their parent or guardian’s telephone number will be noted. COPENHELL chooses to assume that children’s parents and guardians know best how they cope with experiences at a wild festival site and that we don’t need to apply specific rules for children at the festival. However, we have the following recommendations:

We advise against children being present at the festival site after 20:00
We advise against bringing children into the Biergarten tent and the area around it
Please be aware of your surroundings, and move children away from e.g. wild moshpits or very intoxicated people
Remember hearing protectors for both small and big kids, and move away from the stage speakers if the audio is too powerful
Make sure that children can find the information booth in the middle of the festival site so they can check in here if they get separated from their adult
We recommend that young people between 13 and 18 years visit the festival together with either friends or guardians/parents.

SAFETY

Through ten years, COPENHELL has been a safe and secure festival for everyone – and will be so in the future as well. COPENHELL is a free space where you can get away from your everyday life, let loose and go crazy, no matter if you want to humiliate old car wrecks in “Smadreland”, throw yourself into chaotic moshpits in front of the stages or go nuts in our Biergarten party tent all the way until the festival site closes.

We show our guests a lot of trust because we know that they do the same with us. This mutual respect is an important factor that makes COPENHELL one of the Denmark’s best music festivals. Please read our rules of conduct below – they help ensure that everyone will have a great festival experience!

ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO

You need to be 18 years old to buy alcohol at COPENHELL. Young people below the age of 18 may not be intoxicated or drink alcohol. Remember to bring your ID and be ready to show it upon request – also if you are 40 years old and have the face of a 14-year-old.

Young people below the age of 18 years will not be able to buy tobacco or e-cigarettes with our without nicotine.

The rules above apply to both the festival site and the camping area.

DRUGS AND GAS CANISTERS

You are not allowed to ingest, use or sell drugs and gas canisters at the festival site and the camping area.

OWN FOOD AND DRINKS

You are not allowed to bring your own food or drinks into the festival site – but please do feel free to bring everything from homemade cookies to beer sixpacks into COPENHELL Camping.

UMBRELLAS, BANNERS AND FLAGS

You may not bring umbrellas into the festival site, as the block peoples’ view during concerts. Instead, you can bring your own rainwear or purchase waterproof ponchos at the festival if the thunder god gets angry (but everyone obviously knows that it never rains at COPENHELL!).

Please show consideration towards others when you use banners and flags – and remove them if people behind you are unable to see the stage.

FIREWORKS AND WEAPONS

Fireworks are not allowed at the festival. You may not bring any kinds of weapons either – including pepper spray – to COPENHELL, so please leave your two-handed sword and your flamethrower back home. You are, however, allowed to wear an ammunition belt as long as it does not contain live rounds.

You may wear vests and jackets with spikes and studs on – within reason. We reserve the right to confiscate clothing items that are deemed potentially dangerous to other festivalgoers (e.g. jackets with several centimeter long pointy spikes on the shoulders).

PETS

You may not bring any pets into the festival site and the camping area.

FURNITURE

Tables, chairs and other kinds of furniture are not allowed at the festival – please use our indoor and outdoor seating all over the festival site instead.

PHOTO, VIDEO AND AUDIO EQUIPMENT

You are allowed to bring compact cameras with detachable lenses, GoPro video cameras or similar as well as phones and tablets into the festival site. You may not bring DSLR cameras, larger video cameras, tripods and monopods, audio recorders and other kinds of recording equipment if you are not accredited as press.

You are not allowed to bring or use selfie sticks..

CONDUCT

Take care of each other, and follow instructions from the safety staff.

We welcome everyone wearing impressive battle vests to COPENHELL – but please remember that gang-related back insignias or patches are strictly forbidden at both the festival site and in the camping area.

You are not allowed to throw beverage mugs, balls or other objects.

No instances of violence, aggressive or threatening behaviour will be tolerated at the festival site or in the camping area.

Discrimination, sexism, racism, hateful speech and similar behaviour will not be tolerated at COPENHELL.

Unauthorised access to the festival site and the camping area is not allowed.

ANY VIOLATIONS OF THESE RULES OF CONDUCT MAY RESULT IN CONFISCATIONS, WARNINGS, SUSPENSIONS AND/OR POLICE REPORTS. IN CASE A PERSON BELOW THE AGE OF 18 YEARS VIOLATES THESE RULES OF CONDUCT, RELEVANT AUTHORITIES AND PARENTS MAY BE INFORMED, ASIDE FROM THE SANCTIONS MENTIONED ABOVE.

Professional crowd safety teams at concerts and on the festival sites will always be present to help everyone enjoy a safe and great festival. Please cooperate with them, as they are there for your safety. Metal fans are famous for taking great care of each other, but things get pretty wild in front of the stages. Therefore, it is even more important that everyone looks after each other – all the time! If you see someone fall, please help them up. If you see someone who is uncomfortable, help him or her out of the moshpit immediately.

SHOW CONSIDERATION AND USE YOUR COMMON SENSE – WE WISH EVERYONE A GREAT FESTIVAL!

ACCESSIBILITY

Everyone is welcome at COPENHELL. If you have special needs, or if you are a wheelchair user, you can find information about the conditions at COPENHELL below. If you have any questions that are not answered by the following, you are very welcome to contact us at info@copenhell.dk. Of course, this also goes if you have good ideas that can help do even better or upgrade your COPENHELL experience.

TICKETS AND HELPERS

Wheelchair users with a valid companion card from Disabled Peoples’ Organizations Denmark (DPOD) can purchase a wheelchair ticket for COPENHELL, which automatically provides access for a helper. The companion card must be shown at the entrance. You will have to contact Ticketmaster’s customer service in order to purchase a wheelchair ticket, as they cannot be purchased online.

Helpers who have to stay at wheelhair podiums must sit at the same level as the wheelchair users. Wheelchair users can bring a maximum of one helper, unless otherwise agreed beforehand.

We should add that you should bring the same helper throughout the entire festival, unless otherwise agreed beforehand.

Individuals with special needs who don’t require a wheelchair, but need a helper at the festival, can purchase a festival ticket for people with other disabilities through Ticketmaster.

Please note: If you need different helpers on individual festival days, you need a special dispensation – please contact info@copenhell.dk if this is the case.

TOILETS AND SHOWERS

The festival site has three toilet areas with handicap-friendly facilities.
All handicap toilets are equipped with a ramp.

In the toilet area close to the main entrance to the festival site, you will find a handicap toilet with a washing table, lift and shower. See photos below:

TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING

We have provided a very limited amount of handicap parking spots as close to the festival entrance as possible. The handicap parking spots are marked with a wheelchair symbol and may only be used by individuals with a visible and valid parking card from Disabled Peoples’ Organizations Denmark (DPOD).Handicap parking is free and provided on a first come, first served basis. Signs will point directly to these spots as you get close to the festival site.

ASSISTIVE DEVICES ETC.

There is no immediate limit on which assistive devices you can bring to COPENHELL. The Info Booth offers charging of electrical devices, such as wheelchairs and scooters. Here you will also be able to keep medicine in refrigerated storage (at your own risk).

THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

COPENHELL takes place at a decommissioned shipyard as well as in a forest area. Therefore, accessibility can in certain places be limited for wheelchair users and walking-impaired individuals. We try our best to make the entire festival site as accessible as possible, but depending on the surface type you may encounter difficulties in certain areas.

Podiums are placed in front of all stages, allowing wheelchair users or individuals with special needs access during concerts. There will be no access control at the podiums, but it is COPENHELL’s policy to allow only individuals with a companion card from Disabled Peoples’ Organizations Denmark (DPOD) access to the podiums. If necessary, helpers may assist individuals on the podiums. We ask that only individuals who require them use the podiums, as space here is limited.

AVOID FALSE TICKETS

You should always purchase your COPENHELL tickets through our official vendor – www.ticketmaster.dk – www.ticketmaster.dk. This way, you can rest assured that your tickets are valid and that you purchase them for the correct price.

Unfortunately, ticket sharks attempt to scam people into buying void tickets at excess prices every year. You should there be keenly aware of who is selling the ticket that you are about to purchase, and in particular avoid Viagogo and similar sellers.

Note that sellers of false tickets often create Facebook events that look exactly like the official ones in order to scam people into buying tickets from them. You should always look very closely before you purchase and verify that you are indeed buying your ticket from Ticketmaster.

You can also purchase tickets from other people. In case you do this, you should note that neither COPENHELL nor Ticketmaster can be held liable for your tickets’ validity (nothing prevents a person from selling the same ticket to more people, for instance).

If you would like to make sure that tickets purchased from private individuals are valid, you can use Ticketmaster’s Fan Guarantee, which guarantees you valid tickets as well as the right of cancellation. We recommend that both sellers and buyers use this service, which lets them transfer tickets safely for a small administration fee.

R.I.P

R.I.P.

COPENHELL’s exclusive R.I.P. area is the eye of the storm in the middle of the wild festival site, half into the cosy forest by the Gehenna stage. During the festival, guests with a R.I.P. ticket will have free access to this area, which offers delicious takeaway food, a special seated restaurant, a wine bar, a wide selection of beer and luxury cocktails that are not available elsewhere on the festival site, and not least lots of space, seating arrangements, canopies and excellent toilet facilities.

The R.I.P. area allows for relaxation and well-being, readying both your body and mind for more great experiences on the festival site. In 2024, the R.I.P. area will have extra focus on recharging and hangover recovery. The atmosphere is always great in here, and many R.I.P. guests love all the quiet moments between the wild concerts so much that this area becomes a staple in their festival experience every year.

Note that festival guests with a R.I.P. wristband will get access to a podium deck with limited access on the embankment at the end of the Hades stage area.

Everyone with a R.I.P. ticket will receive a goodiebag, which will be handed out in the R.I.P. reception right inside the entry gate to the R.I.P. area. Everyone who purchases a R.I.P. 4-day ticket will receive a goodiebag with additional items.

NOTE: Goodiebags will not contain T-shirts

Also please note that accredited R.I.P. guests will not receive a R.I.P. goodiebag.

If you simply can't get enough of COPENHELL, and would you for instance like to give your entire company an extra exclusive experience at the festival? Then you can check out our Hellspitality program which offers personal tours with tall tales from the backstage life, special dinners and beer tastings, access to stage podiums during concerts and goodiebags. Please contact hellspitality@copenhell.dk for more information about our Hellspitality packages.

PACKAGING AND DEPOSIT

For environmental reasons, COPENHELL uses a deposit system in order to ensure that as much packaging as possible is collected, sorted and recycled. Around 2.000.000 units of packaging are used at COPENHELL every year, so there is a significant need to ensure that these units don’t end up in an incinerator, but are reused in the best way possible.

COPENHELL’s deposit system works as follows – special rules for volunteers and stallholders are described in our staff handbook:

A deposit of 5 DKK is added to the price for all packaging of drinks that is not already ABC-labeled. This goes for draft beer cups, soda cups, cocktail cups, shot tubes, plastic shot cups, coffee cups and undamaged beer carriers

This also goes for wine glasses, wine bottles and other glass bottles that are only sold in special areas – in these cases, the packaging must be returned at the stall where it was purchased.

In case of normal ABC labeling, you pay the normal deposit.

All drink packaging purchased at the COPENHELL festival site can be returned at the bars and exchanged for new products 1-1 based on the deposit paid to begin with. Please note that money will not be paid out for any surplus packaging when a new purchase is made.

Alternatively, you can redeem 2 DKK per deposit unit in our return stall in the festival’s entrance area.

Due to service flow in both the bars and the deposit stall, you can redeem no more than 25 units at a time.

All staff in both bars and the return stall will be instructed thoroughly in these rules. Please also note that this year, there will not be a Cash Card stall at the festival site. This means that you can no longer use cash at COPENHELL – also not in connection with deposit units.

FESTIVAL SAFETY

COPENHELL has always been a secure festival – and will be so in the future as well. COPENHELL is a free space where you can get away from your everyday life, let loose and go crazy, no matter if you want to humiliate old car wrecks in “Smadreland”, throw yourself into chaotic moshpits in front of the stages or go nuts in our Biergarten party tent all the way until the festival site closes.

We show our guests a lot of trust because we know that they do the same with us. This mutual respect is an important factor that makes COPENHELL one of the Denmark’s best music festivals. Please read our rules of conduct below – they help ensure that everyone will have a great festival experience!

ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO

You need to be 18 years old to buy alcohol at COPENHELL. Young people below the age of 18 may not be intoxicated or drink alcohol. Remember to bring your ID and be ready to show it upon request – also if you are 40 years old and have the face of a 14-year-old.

Young people below the age of 18 years will not be able to buy tobacco or e-cigarettes with our without nicotine.

The rules above apply to both the festival site and the camping area.

DRUGS AND GAS CANISTERS

You are not allowed to ingest, use or sell drugs and gas canisters at the festival site and the camping area.

OWN FOOD AND DRINKS

You are not allowed to bring your own food or drinks into the festival site – but please do feel free to bring everything from homemade cookies to beer sixpacks into COPENHELL Camping.

UMBRELLAS, BANNERS AND FLAGS

You may not bring umbrellas into the festival site, as the block peoples’ view during concerts. Instead, you can bring your own rainwear or purchase waterproof ponchos at the festival if the thunder god gets angry (but everyone obviously knows that it never rains at COPENHELL!).

Please show consideration towards others when you use banners and flags – and remove them if people behind you are unable to see the stage.

FIREWORKS AND WEAPONS

Fireworks are not allowed at the festival. You may not bring any kinds of weapons either – including pepper spray – to COPENHELL, so please leave your two-handed sword and your flamethrower back home. You are, however, allowed to wear an ammunition belt as long as it does not contain live rounds.

You may wear vests and jackets with spikes and studs on – within reason. We reserve the right to confiscate clothing items that are deemed potentially dangerous to other festivalgoers (e.g. jackets with several centimeter long pointy spikes on the shoulders).

PETS

You may not bring any pets into the festival site and the camping area.

FURNITURE

Tables, chairs and other kinds of furniture are not allowed at the festival – please use our indoor and outdoor seating all over the festival site instead.

PHOTO, VIDEO AND AUDIO EQUIPMENT

You are allowed to bring compact cameras with detachable lenses, GoPro video cameras or similar as well as phones and tablets into the festival site. You may not bring DSLR cameras, larger video cameras, tripods and monopods, audio recorders and other kinds of recording equipment if you are not accredited as press.

You are not allowed to bring or use selfie sticks..

CONDUCT

Take care of each other, and follow instructions from the safety staff.

We welcome everyone wearing impressive battle vests to COPENHELL – but please remember that gang-related back insignias or patches are strictly forbidden at both the festival site and in the camping area.

You are not allowed to throw beverage mugs, balls or other objects.

No instances of violence, aggressive or threatening behaviour will be tolerated at the festival site or in the camping area.

Discrimination, sexism, racism, hateful speech and similar behaviour will not be tolerated at COPENHELL.

Unauthorised access to the festival site and the camping area is not allowed.

ANY VIOLATIONS OF THESE RULES OF CONDUCT MAY RESULT IN CONFISCATIONS, WARNINGS, SUSPENSIONS AND/OR POLICE REPORTS. IN CASE A PERSON BELOW THE AGE OF 18 YEARS VIOLATES THESE RULES OF CONDUCT, RELEVANT AUTHORITIES AND PARENTS MAY BE INFORMED, ASIDE FROM THE SANCTIONS MENTIONED ABOVE.

Professional crowd safety teams at concerts and on the festival sites will always be present to help everyone enjoy a safe and great festival. Please cooperate with them, as they are there for your safety. Metal fans are famous for taking great care of each other, but things get pretty wild in front of the stages. Therefore, it is even more important that everyone looks after each other – all the time! If you see someone fall, please help them up. If you see someone who is uncomfortable, help him or her out of the moshpit immediately.

SHOW CONSIDERATION AND USE YOUR COMMON SENSE – WE WISH EVERYONE A GREAT FESTIVAL!

TRANSPORT

COPENHELL. REFSHALEVEJ 185, 1432 KØBENHAVN K

CITY BUSES:

Getting to and from COPENHELL with public transportation is easy and affordable! Both buses and harbour buses run on intensive schedules during the festival:

Bus 9A leaves from Christianshavns Torv for Refshalevej by COPENHELL as usual. Additional buses have been added to this route in traffic spike hours during the three festival days.

Bus 9A follows its usual route. The additional buses – line 666 – leave from Copenhagen's central station for Refshalevej.

If you need to get from Copenhagen's central station or Christianshavns Torv by bus, you can take line 2A. Movia's normal rates apply in both normal buses and additional buses.

Please refer to the normal schedule for bus 2A, which you can see here.

Extra 666 buses have been added during the festival days:

HARBOUR BUSES:

During all of COPENHELL, harbour buses will follow their normal sailing schedule between the city and COPENHELL please refer to Movia's website.. Please note that you are not allowed to drink on board the short harbour bus crossings!

FROM COPENHAGEN'S CENTRAL STATION:

You have plenty of transportation options if you arrive from Copenhagen's central station.

Almost all S-trains arriving at Copenhagen's central station proceed toward Nørrebro Station where you can switch to the metro. This includes the S-train lines E toward Hillerød, B toward Holte, A toward Køge and C toward Klampenborg. From Nørreport, you can take both metro line M1 and M2 toward Vestamager. If you get off at the Christianshavns Torv stop, you can take bus line 2A or 666 directly to the festival. Transportation prices will correspond to MOVIA's normal bus rates.

Several train connections from Malmö Station leave for Helsingør Station.

You can take ØR 1045 and then switch at Ørestad Station to metro line M1 toward Vanløse Station. If you get off at the Christianshavns Torv stop, you can take bus line 9A or 666 directly to the festival. Transportation prices will correspond to MOVIA's normal bus rates.

You can also take ØR 1045 to Copenhagen's airport. From here, you can take metro line M2 toward Vanløse, which stops at Christianshavns Torv. If you get off at the Christianshavns Torv stop, you can take bus line 2A or 666 directly to the festival. Transportation prices will correspond to MOVIA's normal bus rates.

The third option is to take ØR 1049 to Copenhagen's airport. From here, you can take metro line M2 toward Vanløse, which stops at Christianshavns Torv. If you get off at the Christianshavns Torv stop, you can take bus line 2A or 666 directly to the festival. Transportation prices will correspond to MOVIA's normal bus rates.

FIND YOUR WAY FROM MALMÖ

Several train connections from Malmö Station leave for Helsingør Station.

You can take ØR 1045 and then switch at Ørestad Station to metro line M1 toward Vanløse Station. If you get off at the Christianshavns Torv stop, you can take bus line 9A or 666 directly to the festival. Transportation prices will correspond to MOVIA's normal bus rates.

You can also take ØR 1045 to Copenhagen's airport. From here, you can take metro line M2 toward Vanløse, which stops at Christianshavns Torv. If you get off at the Christianshavns Torv stop, you can take bus line 2A or 666 directly to the festival. Transportation prices will correspond to MOVIA's normal bus rates.

The third option is to take ØR 1049 to Copenhagen's airport. From here, you can take metro line M2 toward Vanløse, which stops at Christianshavns Torv. If you get off at the Christianshavns Torv stop, you can take bus line 2A or 666 directly to the festival. Transportation prices will correspond to MOVIA's normal bus rates.

FIND YOUR WAY FROM THE AIRPORT

From here, there is one simple option to take metro line M2 toward Vanløse, which stops at Christianshavns Torv. From here, you can take either bus line 2A or 666 directly to the festival. The bus runs during the festival days until Sunday morning. Transportation prices will correspond to MOVIA's normal bus rates.

TAXA 4x35

WE TAKE YOU ALL THE WAY

You will find us at our very own taxi stop about 200 meters from the COPENHELL entrance.

At our stop, you can lean back on our roofed bench, rest your legs and wait for a car..

No worries if it’s late and you are tired: From 22:00 to 03:00, our team is ready to help you get a TAXA. We can also arrange shared rides if more people are going in the same direction.

You can also order a TAXA in our app. Choose COPENHELL as the pick-up address.In the app, you can also order a TAXA to and from the camping areas. Here you just need to choose Sønder Hoved or Kløverparken as your pick-up address.

Download our app [https://taxa.page.link/7Yoh] today so you are ready for COPENHELL.

The TAXA 4x35 stop is open all day and night throughout the festival, and it will be manned in the following periods:

Wednesday 22:00 – 03:00

Thursday 22:00 – 03:00

Friday 22:00 – 03:00

Saturday 22:00 – 03:00

We look forward to driving you!

CAR TRAFFIC AT COPENHELL

We would like to take this opportunity to strongly encourage everyone who needs to transport COPENHELL guests to and from the festival to use our Pickup Area at the festival’s parking area across from Vindmøllevej 6 only a 600-meter walk from the festival site. Here, you will see signs pointing you in the direction of the path leading all the way to the festival’s main entrance (see map below), which we advise everyone to follow in order to get away from traffic at Refshalevej.

Particularly late at night between 22:00 and 02:00, a huge amount of pedestrians will leave the festival site by the very narrow Refshalevej closer to the festival site, while the festival’s production traffic, buses and taxis also need to leave the area. Therefore, traffic officials in the two crossings Vindmøllevej/Forlandet and Refshalevej/Forlandet will kindly direct all motorists (aside from people with businesses or living on Refshaleøen, ‘flex’ traffic, taxis, public transportation and members of S/K Lynetten) towards Vindmøllevej.

As always, we recommend that festival guests don’t take the car to COPENHELL, but if you need to do so for various reasons, then set your GPS to Vindmøllevej 6 where you can easily drop off and pick up people without getting delayed by or delaying traffic closer to the festival site. This way, you will help us make sure that particularly the buses don’t need to wait behind pedestrians walking on the road – meaning that we’ll all get to bed a bit earlier on the four festival days.

IMPORTANT TRAFFIC INFORMATION FOR COPENHELL CAMPING KLØVERPARKEN

ARRIVING BY CAR

Due to road construction work in the crossing Raffinaderivej/Kløvermarksvej, all motorized traffic bound for COPENHELL Camping Kløverparken must instead arrive from the south via the crossing Raffinaderivej/Prags Boulevard.

It is possible to drop off persons and camping equipment outside the camping area. After this, you must turn your vehicle around and leave again via the crossing Raffinaderivej/Prags Boulevard (camping guests with a caravan will be allowed to place their car in an area close by, and they will not be able to use it during the festival period).

Everyone who needs to park their car at COPENHELL Parking at Vindmøllevej must go from here to the right along Prags Boulevard, via Uplandsgade and Vermlandsgade, right again at Kløvermarksvej towards Forlandet and to the right again at Vindmøllevej. You will not be able to park your car anywhere else in this area.

SHUTTLE BUSES

COPENHELL uses shuttle buses that transport festival guests back and forth between the festival site and COPENHELL Camping Kløverparken.

These buses will drop off and pick up people at the same bus stop next to the festival site that is used by the public buses and the 666 extra buses, so please make sure that you take the correct bus depending on your destination.

Due to road construction work at Raffinaderivej, the shuttle buses will stop at Copenhagen Distillery by the end of Raffinaderivej, only a 250-meter walk from COPENHELL Camping Kløverparken.

The shuttle buses are in operation in the following periods:

Wednesday, June 14: 11:00 - 03:00

Thursday, June 15: 11:00 - 03:00

Friday, June 16: 11:00 - 04:30

Saturday, June 17: 11:00 - 04:30

POWER & WARDROBE

Volt delivers mobile charging and WARROBE Lockers at this year’s COPENHELL – Read more about their services that make your life as a festival guest even easier.

MOBILE CHARGING
Avoid running out of power at COPENHELL, with a portable Volt Charger. You can now book your Volt Charging Service, allowing you to swap your Volt Charger once a day. By pre-booking your Volt Charger, you'll receive a 25% discount. The charging service can also be purchased at the festival.

At COPENHELL you won't have access to power. Instead, we recommend that you book a pocket-friendly portable Volt Charger. The charger has 6000 mAh, meaning enough power to charge your phone fully. Once your charger is empty, you can exchange your Volt Charger at the Volt container or on the campsite at one of the Volt trolleys for a fully charged one. The Volt Charger can be swapped once a day with our Volt Charging Service.

With a Volt Charging Service, you, therefore, won't have to worry about running out of power, whilst enjoying COPENHELL.

We charge a refundable deposit for renting a Volt Charger, and borrowing a charging cable. Both deposits will be refunded, once you return your Volt Charger and cable before the festival ends. If you already own a Volt Charger, you won’t have to pay the deposit.

If you want to bring your Volt Charger home, we will keep your deposit, and give you a free cable to recharge it at home.

WARROBE LOCKERS
Volt will once again bring their WARROBE Lockers to COPENHELL. You can now book your locker to secure safe storage at the festival. The amount of lockers available is limited, and they are selling fast, so we recommend booking your locker in advance.
You can either book a locker for the entire festival or a single day.

Locker dimensions: Height: 30cm, Width: 30cm, Depth: 50cm. (Just enough space for a regular backpack and jacket.)

All lockers are equipped with a padlock. The code you will be sent to your email shortly before the rental period begins. In that same email, you will also be sent your locker number. You can access your locker as many times as you like within the festival’s opening hours.

You can pre-book your Volt Charging Service and WARROBE Locker here: Shop Volt