Event Details
What Is Ozora Festival?
The Ozora Festival is Europe's biggest psychedelic art and trance gathering. Held every summer at Dádpuszta near the village of Ozora in Hungary, it turns a wide valley into a utopian village of art installations, workshops and multiple stages for roughly two weeks. Since its first edition in 2004, the festival has drawn around 30,000 visitors a year from the global Goa and psytrance community.
When Is Ozora Festival 2027?
The exact dates for 2027 have not been confirmed yet; organizers usually announce the official date toward the end of the previous year. For reference, the 2026 edition ran from 24 July to 4 August, with the main opening ceremony on 27 July. The festival traditionally falls in the last days of July or the first half of August.
Where Is Ozora Festival Held?
The festival takes place at Dádpuszta, a rural site near the village of Ozora, about 140 kilometers southwest of Budapest. Most visitors fly into Budapest and continue by bus, by train to Ozora station, or with organized shuttle buses that many travel operators run during the festival period.
What Can You Expect at Ozora Festival?
The lineup spans several themed stages: the Ozora Stage for psytrance and progressive, the Dome for downtempo and psybient, Pumpui for techno and house, Dragon Nest for live bands and world music, and Ambyss for atmospheric soundscapes. Beyond the music, visitors can explore art installations, workshops (such as basket weaving, blacksmithing or jewelry making), a lookout tower called Mirador, and a strong sense of community that many describe as a journey of self discovery.
How Much Do Ozora Festival 2027 Tickets Cost?
Ticket prices for 2027 have not been published yet. For comparison, a full festival pass for the 2026 edition cost roughly between 200 and 300 euros depending on when it was purchased, and onsite camping was generally included in the ticket price. Early bird tickets are typically significantly cheaper than tickets bought close to the festival.
Practical Tips for Visitors
- Buy tickets as early as possible, since prices rise closer to the festival.
- Bring a tent and camping gear, as camping is the standard way to stay onsite.
- Plan for cash in Hungarian forint, as card payment is not accepted everywhere.
- Bring ear protection, since the sound systems on several stages run very loud.
- Allow extra travel time from Budapest, especially for shuttle buses during peak hours.
