ODDguide

ODDfest is held at Lasipalatsikortteli, located in the heart of Helsinki’s city center next to Kamppi Metro & Bus Station. The site is designed to be accessible for most visitors. If you require special accessibility accommodations, please contact the festival team in advance to ensure your needs are met. More info about the venue:

Lasipalatisikortteli accessbility https://lasipalatsikortteli.fi/en/

Gilda and Bio Rex accesssiblity Gilda and Bio Rex accessibility  https://www.gilda.fi/en/info/accessibility/

ODDfest is easily accessible by public transport (metro, bus, tram), cycling, or walking, given its central location in Helsinki. For those traveling by car, parking near Lasipalatsikortteli is limited, so we HIGHLY recommend using public transport for a smoother experience.

Festival wristbands can be picked up at designated exchange points near the festival’s entry gates. Tickets can also be purchased on-site, subject to availability. It is advised to secure your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment.

The festival area is designed to be walkable, and maps will be available both on-site and online to help you navigate. As ODD fest is in Helsinki city center, there is no need for shuttles, but Helsinki’s excellent public transport is an option for longer distances.

ODDfest offers a curated selection of food and drinks, including Finnish craft beers, natural wines, and delicious vegetarian and vegan options. Visitors are not allowed to bring their own food or drinks, but reusable water bottles for refills are permitted.

Lasipalatsikortteli is surrounded by a wide range of restaurants featuring various cuisines, including vegetarian and vegan dishes. Festival-goers are encouraged to explore the nearby dining options during their visit.

For cash needs, the closest ATM is located in the Kamppi shopping mall, just a short walk from the festival site. Other services include first aid, restrooms, and free water refill stations throughout the event area.

ODDfest is committed to sustainability. Visitors are asked to leave no trace by disposing of their waste in designated recycling bins. All cans and bottles sold at the festival have a refundable deposit, encouraging attendees to return them for recycling. Glitter, confetti, and similar items are not allowed to maintain environmental standards.

ODDfest has a zero-tolerance policy for harassment, illegal substances, and disruptive behavior. Attendees are encouraged to take care of each other and report any concerning behavior to security or festival staff.

To ensure everyone feels safe and included, the festival’s Awareness Team will be present throughout the event. Team members, wearing bright orange shirts, are available for support and to address any issues that arise. A calming area is also available for anyone feeling overwhelmed.

Helsinki’s summer weather can be unpredictable, so festival-goers are advised to wear layers and bring weather-appropriate clothing. Items like umbrellas and portable chairs are prohibited, so naturally rain coats are encouraged. Please plan accordingly.

ODDfest is dedicated to sustainability, aiming for a net-negative carbon footprint by 2026. The festival uses renewable energy, promotes a circular economy through waste management and recycling, and encourages eco-friendly food choices and transportation options. Together, these initiatives aim to make ODDfest an environmentally conscious event.

12:00–22:00.

The age limit is 18 years, and identification is required.

ODDfest takes place at Lasipalatsikortteli, in the heart of Helsinki’s city center. It is easily accessible by public transport, cycling, or walking. For those arriving by car, parking options are available nearby.

Accommodation can be arranged independently. Helsinki offers a variety of hotels, hostels, and Airbnbs in the vicinity of Lasipalatsikortteli.

Tickets for ODDfest 2025 are available on tiketti.fi

ODDfest does not include accommodation as part of its tickets. You are free to book your stay in Helsinki for as many nights as needed, depending on availability.

Yes, drinkable water is available at the festival site. Finland is known for having some of the freshest and cleanest tap water in the world. Attendees are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle for refills.

Yes, there will be a cloakroom service available for attendees to store their belongings securely.

No outside food or drinks are allowed on-site. However, a variety of food and drink options will be available within the festival area.

There is an ATM located nearby in Lasipalatsi shopping area. Payments at the festival can be made using cash, credit cards, and bank cards.

ODDfest is walkable due to its central location. Public transport, taxis, and bike-sharing options are also readily available in Helsinki.

Yes, you can drive to the festival site. Parking spaces are available nearby, but using public transport is recommended.

Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged unless the event is canceled.

Yes, but please notify the festival team in advance by emailing info@oddfest.co

Yes, photography and filming are allowed, but avoid capturing others without their consent. Professional cameras, drones, and tripods are prohibited.

For press and media inquiries, email info@oddfest.co by April 1. Accredited attendees must pay a €20 accreditation fee, which will be donated to a selected charity.

ODDfest prioritizes sustainability by adhering to environmentally friendly practices such as renewable energy usage, waste reduction, and recycling. The festival partners with Helsinki’s environmental initiatives to ensure minimal impact.

If you have questions about the festival or you wish to partner with ODDfest you can send an email to info@oddfest.co