Info & FAQ

Reeguez Rocks is a community-driven bass and dubstep music festival entering its sixth year. We are a community-funded event, meaning every ticket sold directly increases the production quality and artist lineup.

Ticket and add-on sales support the event budget. Ticket prices are controlled separately by the shared admission count. See Where the money goes for current sales-based projections and the full planning breakdown.

Yes. Admissions 1–9 are $200 / $150 / $100 for 4-Day / 3-Day / 2-Day passes. Admissions 10–49 are $225 / $175 / $125; admissions 50–99 are $250 / $200 / $150; and admissions 100–270 are $275 / $225 / $175. The count is shared across all pass types.

Earlier buyers receive the earlier-release price. The ticket page shows exactly how many admissions remain at every price. If one order crosses a release boundary, only the available passes receive the lower price and the review screen shows the split before payment.

The Bowl is the Main Stage for daytime and evening music. The K Lodge is the smaller, heated late-night wind-down stage and a comfortable indoor environment when temperatures drop. The Dome is a 24-foot geodesic sensory lounge inside the K Lodge afters area.

Yes! Sound camps are highly encouraged. We have a dedicated section of the campground for sound camps, separated from quieter camping areas so everyone can rest when they need to. The venue has a strict No Generator policy — all systems must be powered by batteries and/or solar panels.

21+ only. Valid government-issued ID required at check-in. BYOB — no bar, no alcohol sales on site.

Pets, emotional support animals, and exotic animals are not permitted. Service animals as defined by the ADA are permitted. Advance contact at reeguezrocks@gmail.com is encouraged, but not required, so we can help plan for the mountain environment and available facilities.

If the event proceeds as offered: Purchases are generally final, subject to the terms and applicable law.
Full cancellation: The original purchaser receives a full refund to the original payment method for the ticket price and event-specific add-ons in the order within 30 calendar days, with no deduction for sunk or committed event costs.
Postponement or rescheduling: We publish a refund-request window of at least 30 calendar days after notice, or longer if required by law. During that window, the original purchaser may request a full refund of the ticket price and event-specific add-ons instead of attending.
After a transfer: Only the admission credential changes hands. The order and all refund rights stay with the original purchaser, and refunds return to the original payment method.

Yes, while transfers are open. Use the official secure transfer page linked from your order; it invalidates the old admission code immediately and issues a new one. Only the right to use that unused admission credential transfers. The Stripe order, original-purchaser status, payment method, add-ons, and refund rights do not transfer. Any organizer-issued refund goes to the original payment method for the original purchaser and invalidates all admission credentials in the refunded order, including transferred credentials. Checked-in credentials cannot be transferred.

Strictly prohibited: Glass, weapons, participant fuel generators, open fires, smoking of any kind (including tobacco or cannabis), vaping of any kind, excessive alcohol, and illegal items. Only propane stoves are permitted. No remote or dispersed camping is allowed; attendees must camp in designated areas. We are in a national forest and a high fire-danger area, so every fire-safety or smoking violation will be taken extremely seriously. Leave No Trace principles are enforced — pack out everything you bring in.

Tent, sleeping bag rated for cold weather, very warm layers (nights at 6,500ft in October can drop into the 30s°F), headlamp, reusable water bottle, sunscreen, trash bags, and a propane stove if you plan to cook. Cabins do not include bedding — if you booked one, still bring a sleeping bag or blankets and a pillow, as beds have a thin mattress pad only. Download offline maps before you arrive — service drops in and out on the drive up.

Plan to bring enough food for your entire stay and store it in the provided bear boxes or your vehicle. Any on-site food options will be announced before the event.

Yes. Potable water, restrooms, and showers are included at no separate attendee charge. Locations and arrival information will be sent to ticket holders before the event.

Yes. There is an AT&T tower on the property, so service at camp is good, and best if you are on AT&T. The drive up is where it gets spotty — signal comes and goes along Highway 38, so download offline maps and sort out meeting plans with your group before you start climbing. There is no Wi-Fi on-site.

Yes, but gates close at Midnight each night and reopen at 10 AM. The nearest town (Angelus Oaks) has very limited services. Redlands is about 30 minutes down the mountain for groceries and supplies.

Yes, but please be responsible and follow the No Glass rule. Excessive alcohol may be denied at entry. No alcohol will be sold on-site.

Medical, security, fire-safety, communications, and emergency plans will be in place, using licensed and insured providers where required. In an emergency, call 911; response times may be longer at a remote mountain location.

Yes. By attending, you consent to being photographed, filmed, or recorded. Materials may be used for promotional purposes including social media, aftermovies, and future marketing.

Visit our Community page to sign up. You'll get a personal referral link and code. Valid referrals receive 5% off admission tickets, and you accrue $5 per completed admission sale, subject to refunds and final approval. Track your earnings on your affiliate dashboard.

Email us at reeguezrocks@gmail.com or DM us on Instagram.