FESTIVAL INFORMATION
More information about the March 2024 Festival
LOCATION
The Concourse Project8509 Burleson Rd, Austin, TX 78719
DATES AND HOURS OF OPERATION
Saturday, March 9th, 2024 3:00PM - 11:30PM
Box Office closes at 10:00PM
Sunday, March 10th, 2024 3:00PM - 11:00PM
Box Office closes at 10:0PM
Afterparty hours and location are coming - please check illfest.com and our socials for more information.
Box Office closes at 10:00PM
Sunday, March 10th, 2024 3:00PM - 11:00PM
Box Office closes at 10:0PM
Afterparty hours and location are coming - please check illfest.com and our socials for more information.
BAG POLICY
NO Backpacks, large purses, or bags allowed EXCEPT for:
- YES Small Clutch bags (5.5" x 4.5")
- YES Fanny Packs / Waist Packs (5.5"x4.5")
- YES One Gallon Clear Zip-Top Bag
- YES Drawstring or Clear backpacks with one additional pocket
- YES Hydration packs / Camelbaks with one additional pocket (bladder must be empty upon entry)
AGE REQUIREMENTS
All attendees must be 18+ to enter, unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. State or government issued ID required upon entry.
You must be 21+ with a valid government ID to purchase or consume alcohol.
You must be 21+ with a valid government ID to purchase or consume alcohol.
HEALTH & SAFETY GUIDELINES
- In the case of an emergency, please contact the nearest staff member for help. There are medics onsite who are fully equipped to deal with all situations. Our staff is here to assist you!
- The festival is partially outdoors. Please come prepared for any weather. This includes comfortable shoes for walking and dancing, and any necessary layers (keep an eye on the weather report when we get to the week of the show).
- Note the location of exits, information points, first aid areas, and water refill stations when our site map is released.
- Please cooperate with staff, security, and police. They are there to help make sure that everyone has a good time.
- Please drink alcohol responsibly, which includes planning for a sober ride home- DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE.
- Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water and electrolytes.
- While there will be security onsite, ILLfest is not responsible for lost or stolen items. The best rule of thumb is to only bring the essentials with you.
- Charging lockers will be available this year at ILLfest. We strongly encourage fans to pre-order theirs in advance to guarantee a locker.
WATER STATIONS & POLICIES
ILLfest will have ample free water refilling stations onsite, as well as refillable water bottles available for purchase at our merchandise booth.
Bars and food vendors will also be selling single-use water bottles, which you can recycle in our marked recycling areas.
You are allowed and encouraged to bring your own water bottle or refillable hydration packs, but they must be empty. Event security will ask you to pour out any contents upon entry.
Bars and food vendors will also be selling single-use water bottles, which you can recycle in our marked recycling areas.
You are allowed and encouraged to bring your own water bottle or refillable hydration packs, but they must be empty. Event security will ask you to pour out any contents upon entry.
COMMUNITY POLICY
A note on headdresses and threatening messages:
ILLfest is committed to a safe and inclusive event for its attendees. All guests and working members need to feel safe, comfortable and welcome.
In this spirit, ILLfest requests that American Indian headdresses be left at home. Out of respect for the community, it is inappropriate to wear headdresses outside of traditional ceremonies. Additionally, while ILLfest supports diversity in signs, totems, and articles of clothing, words or images that threaten to harm others are not welcome at ILLfest.
ILLfest reserves the right to confiscate items deemed to be in violation of these policies at its discretion.As a team, we look forward to our vibrant and creative ILLfam honoring these requests. Thank you for working alongside our safety teams, workers and ILLfest family to make event choices that support our inclusive mission.
ILLfest is committed to a safe and inclusive event for its attendees. All guests and working members need to feel safe, comfortable and welcome.
In this spirit, ILLfest requests that American Indian headdresses be left at home. Out of respect for the community, it is inappropriate to wear headdresses outside of traditional ceremonies. Additionally, while ILLfest supports diversity in signs, totems, and articles of clothing, words or images that threaten to harm others are not welcome at ILLfest.
ILLfest reserves the right to confiscate items deemed to be in violation of these policies at its discretion.As a team, we look forward to our vibrant and creative ILLfam honoring these requests. Thank you for working alongside our safety teams, workers and ILLfest family to make event choices that support our inclusive mission.
PROHIBITED ITEMS
NO BAD ATTITUDES
Positive vibes only!
NO LASER POINTERS
Immediate ejection!
NO WEAPONS
Or any other item that could be used as a weapon (including pocket knives, pepper spray,etc)
NO ILLEGAL/ HARMFUL SUBSTANCES
(Including drugs and drug paraphernalia)
NO VICKS VAPOR RUB OR EYE DROPS
NO ALCOHOL
(Alcohol will be sold at the festival for guests that are 21+)
NO SELFIE STICKS
NO LARGE UMBRELLAS
NO CHAIRS OF ANY KIND
NO MOTORIZED VEHICLES OF ANY KIND
(No One Wheelers, etc.)
NO BICYCLES, SCOOTERS OR SKATEBOARDS
NO WAGONS, STROLLERS OR CARTS
All bags and persons will be searched. Any prohibited item that is surrendered to security at search points will not be returned. Illfest reserves the right to make the final decision on allowed and prohibited items without notice.
TOTEM / SIGN POLICY
Totems or signs must be no taller than 7 ft Totem or sign sticks should be made of something light – use PVC pipe or similar. No wood or metal. Don't put anything that could cut someone or poke someone in the eye on the end of your totem. No threatening or offensive messages on totemsSecurity will be on the lookout for unsafe items and may confiscate your totem if it does not meet event safety standards.
SERVICE ANIMAL POLICY
Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. Examples of such work or tasks include guiding people who are blind, alerting people who are deaf, pulling a wheelchair, alerting and protecting a person who is having a seizure, reminding a person with mental illness to take prescribed medications, calming a person with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) during an anxiety attack, or performing other duties. Service animals are working animals; not pets. The work or task a dog has been trained to provide must be directly related to the person’s disability. Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.
