EXIT 2011

[hostmat]

Exit Festival 2011 Earlybird Tickets

We have just 200 earlybird tickets available for Exit Festival 2011 at the 2010 price! Grab your ticket for next year's festival now!

http://www.etickets.to/buy/?e=5183

[hostmat]

Dates confirmed:

The next Exit Festival will be held from July 7 to 10 2011

[kokota]

How much are you guys from the UK paying for the festival tickets?

[hostmat]

How much are you guys from the UK paying for the festival tickets?

[kokota]

Festival tickets have different prices from country to country.

The cheapest tickets are in Ex Yugoslavia - Montenegro and Bosnia (the poorest countries in Europe).

That's the reason why all tickets are personalized.

[hostmat]

Exit Festival 2011 Christmas Offers - 5 Days Only!

These spectacular offers are available from 9am GMT on Monday 20th December to 9pm GMT on Friday 24th December 2010 only.

Choose from one of the following great deals:

Buy 2 tickets, get 1 free

Buy 5 tickets, get Dance Arena VIP for the day of your choice and save £4.45 per ticket!

Buy 10 tickets, get a table on the VIP Terrace for the day of your choice, plus a bottle of spirits and save £8.90 per ticket!

http://www.etickets.to/exit-xmas/

[pedja91]

First names for EXIT festival 2011 will be announced tonight on twitter:

http://twitter.com/ExitFestival

[kokota]

And we have the first names: Arcade Fire, Tiga, James Zabiela, Hadouken!, Gramophonedzie

[bonkingbob]

Pretty chuffed with this so far.

I haven't seen Arcade Fire before but I've heard they put on a good show so will have to try and catch them.

I've seen Zabiela and Tiga at Exit before and enjoyed them immensely so no probs there!

I always enjoy Hadouken!

Gramophonedzie I haven't heard much of (except the obvious) so will have to do a bit of research.

All-in a good solid start imho

http://www.go2exit.co.uk

[pumpkinprincess1]

hey i was just looking for a bit of advice/info.

maybe going to give this fest a try but what is the atmosphere like? i havent travelled quite so east before and to be honest only remember things from the old days of old yugoslavia etc. how are the people and the atmosphere in general?

also is it easy to travel to/ from hotel to festival site? if i go i will defo hotel it. dont think i could cope with the camping! no flights direct from scotland i dont think so will be calculating costs etc to see if this is a possibility. looks good though and arcade fire are immense!

Thanks!

[the_derminator]

hey i was just looking for a bit of advice/info.

maybe going to give this fest a try but what is the atmosphere like? i havent travelled quite so east before and to be honest only remember things from the old days of old yugoslavia etc. how are the people and the atmosphere in general?

also is it easy to travel to/ from hotel to festival site? if i go i will defo hotel it. dont think i could cope with the camping! no flights direct from scotland i dont think so will be calculating costs etc to see if this is a possibility. looks good though and arcade fire are immense!

Thanks!

[bonkingbob]

+1 on the above the vibe is great there. Met a lot of very friendly people when I've been in the past. It's just one big party!

Most places to stay are pretty close and there's plenty of places for a quick pit stop en route!

Can't recommend it enough!

[bonkingbob]

Further to the above with regards to flights etc a lot of people fly put to Budapest or Zagreb which tend to be a fair bit cheaper than Belgrade.

I usually go to Budapest beforehand. The train from there is cheap as chips and full of festival goers so a great laugh!

[Angelmeister]

I have a question about age limit to enter exit...

I'm 17 and i attend exit 2011, but i'm going with my father....so it's a "minor with presence of a parent" ...

I'm travelling from Bosnia and Herzegovina so it's really important that you asnwer me correctly, because it would be a pity crossing so many miles for nothing....

Thanks in advance, please anwer

[kokota]

I have a question about age limit to enter exit...

I'm 17 and i attend exit 2011, but i'm going with my father....so it's a "minor with presence of a parent" ...

I'm travelling from Bosnia and Herzegovina so it's really important that you asnwer me correctly, because it would be a pity crossing so many miles for nothing....

Thanks in advance, please anwer

Edited January 19, 2011 by kokota

[Angelmeister]

I'm have been going to Exit festival since I was 16, never had any problems. There is no official age limit, it doesn't say that minors can't enter the festival. They actually had a discount for guys who go to high school last year. So, no worries, vidimo se na Exitu!

[Mullin]

There's 3 of us heading to Exit this summer after going to Sziget two years ago. We're just wondering however, has anyone ever travelled from Vienna into Serbia and if so, around how much are the trains for a single journey? And is it worth booking tickets (somehow?) in advance, or can we just turn up and buy them on the day??

Thanks to anyone who can help!

[pumpkinprincess1]

derm & bob, thanks so much for the replies. glad it is recommended as it looks really good. the venue looks so interesting. and if the people and atmosphere are good then it sounds ideal!

just the money and travel to sort! haha.

when do they make more announcements? i am defo going to look at some hotels now. think this holiday might be fab!

[bonkingbob]

More announcements tomorrow morning by the looks of it!

[kokota]

Portishead confirmed!

[NaeDangerMouse]

I'm definitely giving Exit a try this year. Looking forward to getting away and trying a European festival!

Also travelling from Scotland so will need to go London -> Budapest and head down from there. I'm hesitant not to stay in the campsite as it's always some of the best bits of any festival, but after reading various websites and forums I don't reckon I could handle trying to sleep in the baking hot sun!

Has anyone stayed in hostels in Novi Sad? Any particular one to recommend? Want to make sure it's somewhere with a good atmosphere, don't care about anything else!

Getting my ticket for my birthday in a couple of weeks and I'm already getting excited!

[sendvici]

I'm definitely giving Exit a try this year. Looking forward to getting away and trying a European festival!

Also travelling from Scotland so will need to go London -> Budapest and head down from there. I'm hesitant not to stay in the campsite as it's always some of the best bits of any festival, but after reading various websites and forums I don't reckon I could handle trying to sleep in the baking hot sun!

Has anyone stayed in hostels in Novi Sad? Any particular one to recommend? Want to make sure it's somewhere with a good atmosphere, don't care about anything else!

Getting my ticket for my birthday in a couple of weeks and I'm already getting excited!

[sendvici]

There's 3 of us heading to Exit this summer after going to Sziget two years ago. We're just wondering however, has anyone ever travelled from Vienna into Serbia and if so, around how much are the trains for a single journey? And is it worth booking tickets (somehow?) in advance, or can we just turn up and buy them on the day??

Thanks to anyone who can help!

[NaeDangerMouse]

You've got a lot to look forward to mate.

If you look up "exit apartments" in facebook you'll find plenty of cheap apartments. I know the fella running it and he's a top guy

Me and my mates will probably stay in one of his gaffs and theyre affordable and the guy is trustworthy. We are considering camping for once but that heat man, can't take it.

It's always good to have a camping ticket as its always lively and on the eve of the festival and the day before its absolutely bouncing.

As for hostels I'm pretty sure you'll find any of them will be lively that week.

I'm going for the 3rd time this year!

Let me know if you want any tips/advice

[kokota]

Fedde le Grand confirmed and another batch of new names coming on Friday