If it is the case you have a lot of questions about the festival, feel free to check this page and see if you get answers to what you are wondering. If you do not find the answer then click on the chat box at the bottom of the page and post your question there. We will respond as soon as we can!
How many festival passes do you sell?
We have not initially placed any restrictions on the number of festival passes as we have a festival area that can be adjusted in relation to the number of participants.
What is the age limit at the festival?
There is no age limit at the festival.
Do you sell day passes?
Yes, we do. You can find these on our ticket page.
Is the festival accessible to people with disabilities?
We will of course strive to ensure that all facilities within the festival area are accessible to people with disabilities. Most of the festival area is paved.
Parking
There are parking options right outside the festival area. These are subject to a fee during the day on Thursday and Friday but free on Saturday.
Do you accept companion certificates?
Yes, we accept companion ID cards. Festival passes for companions are ordered in the usual way. The companion ID card must be presented at the entrance. Companion ID cards cannot be used at Livergirls ONLY or Supporter Dinner.
Where can I stay during the festival?
There are several options for accommodation in Gjøvik during the festival. You can choose a hotel, festival camp, camper camp, hostel, your own tent or rent an exclusive lavo. See the options on this page
Where is Gjovik?
Gjøvik is the navel of the world as we see it, but we can try to explain it to those of you who didn't know. The city is located about 120 kilometers north of Oslo and you can take a train from the capital, an airport bus from Gardermoen or go swimming in Mjøsa about 40 kilometers south of Lillehammer. Or you can check Google maps and plan your trip yourself
Where is the festival area located?
The festival area is located right down by Lake Mjøsa, just a 5-minute walk from the city center. It is a large paved area that is suitable for large events, such as Scandinavia's largest Liverpool festival. Link to map here
Who is coming to the festival?
If you go to the program, you will get an overview of all the legends and artists who are coming, in addition to which exhibitors and sales booths are ready. Here you will find the program
Where do the festival participants come from?
Over the years we have had visitors from all over Norway but also other Scandinavian countries in addition to Malta, Scotland, England, North Macedonia and more. Regardless of language or hometown, it feels like a big and happy family when we meet.
Will the festival be open to everyone?
Yes, it will. As long as you have paid for a festival pass, you have access to the festival area even if you are a Manchester United supporter. We choose to believe that 95% of those who gather will be Liverpool supporters, but some will also be on the festival area to experience the music and not least feel the community that we Liverpool supporters have!
What can you buy at the festival site?
At the festival site you will find several fully licensed bars. There are also several places where you can buy supporter gear such as jerseys, scarves, flags, etc. There are also opportunities to buy food, ice cream, and more.
Are Supporter Dinner and Livergirls included in the festival pass?
No, these are individual events that are held outside the festival area. Tickets for these events can be found here
What is included in the festival pass?
The festival pass includes entry to the festival grounds during the entire festival, including everything that happens there.
How much does the festival pass cost?
You can see the price of tickets on this page Children 7 - 16 years old who pay NOK 100.00 + bill avg. per festival pass, but must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Children under 7 years old are free
What happens at the festival site?
There will be a lot happening at the festival area, for both young and old. Several of our partners will have stands, there will be sales of support effects, food and drinks, legend meetings, concerts and more. You can see the preliminary program here
Who is behind the festival?
The Liverpool Festival is created by supporters with connections to the local supporter community in Gjøvik, one of the country's largest Liverbirds clubs. We are not only idealists and supporters, we are also a team with long and broad experience in planning, developing and arranging festivals, concerts, shows and events.
What happens if I come to Gjøvik on Wednesday?
We appreciate it if you come the day before the festival starts and recommend a pre-show at the city's Liverpool pub, PT's. The RV park is open from Wednesday at 16:00