Venue, Unibet Arena is located at Haabersti district. It’s about 7 kilometers from city center.

Three stages. Two stages outside and one stage inside Unibet Arena.

The festival area is open to visitors on Friday, June 27, from 15:00 to 00:30 and on Saturday, June 28, from 15:00 to 00:30.

There will be total 28 acts on 2 days, you can find more about Tallinn Rock Festival lineup here.

Tallinn Rock Festival is a city festival and due to the central location the festival guests have all the accommodation possibilities the city of Tallinn has to offer: hotels, hostels etc.

For accomodation we suggest to check https://visittallinn.ee/eng/visitor/plan/good-to-know/accommodation

Tallinn is easily accessible by car, bus, airplane or ferry.

The public transport means bring visitors right to Haabersti stop located just in front of the arena. The buses no 8, 41 and 41B (from Balti jaam) as well as 22, 42 and 46 (from Vabaduse väljak) drive regularly from the city centre to the arena. Night bus no 92 also runs from the Haabersti bus stop.
Check also https://unibetarena.ee/en/visitors-guide/useful-tips-and-information/getting-here-and-parking/

In addition, you can find various options in the form of taxis, rental cars and electric scooters, which you can use to successfully reach the venue.

Minimum age for entry is 3 years. Recommended age is 6+. Hearing protection is strongly recommended for visitors under the age of 10.

Here you can buy official tickets to the festival. Currently there are GA two-day, Priority, VIP and Ultra VIP tickets on sale. You can find more information about payment methods on the ticket sellers’ websites.
Each attendee must have a valid ticket or wristband.

Your safety is our top priority. A professional security team will be present throughout the festival, monitoring events and ready to assist in any situation. Please follow the instructions of security staff and the festival rules to ensure a pleasant and safe experience for everyone. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to approach the nearest security team member.

There is first aid point at the festival area. If the festival area is closed and you’ve received an injury call the Estonian emergency number 112. The nearest Emergency Medicine Department is located 3 km from the festival area, you can find it here.

You can leave your belongings in the cloakroom by the festival gate, after the security check.

Both cash and card payments are accepted at the event.

You can find lost and found items in the tent with the corresponding name in the festival area.

Next to the festival area is a large shopping center where you can find everything you need – including ATMs, currency exchange, a pharmacy, and a wide selection of food and clothing stores.

Take a look at https://visitestonia.com/en