• Wear light clothing, as the daytime weather in the region can exceed 32ºC.
• Bring a jacket or sweater, as temperatures can drop at night. Don't underestimate it.
• Protect yourself from the sun; use sunscreen with a high protection factor, as well as caps, hats, and sunglasses.
• Consider that we are in the middle of a natural environment, at the foot of a volcano, surrounded by mountains and plateaus. There may be sudden gusts of wind and red dirt; bring your bandana or scarf.
• Wear comfortable and closed-toe shoes, as it is an outdoor space with desert-like ground.
• Before heading to the festival, check the list of prohibited items and substances.
• Check the schedules for each stage in advance.
• Upon arrival, locate the medical services area.
• Avoid pushing or throwing liquids into the crowd or onto the stage.
• Maintain a respectful attitude toward the environment and the natural elements around you.
• Treat all people at Akamba with respect, remembering that everyone has the right to enjoy the event in a safe and fun environment, free from physical or verbal abuse and free from sexist comments, actions, or behaviors.
• Akamba has a ZERO tolerance policy for sexual harassment and sexist behavior, applied to all staff, contracted companies, workers, artists, attendees, and anyone associated with the event.
• Dispose of trash properly and help us collect waste found outside of containers.
• Stay hydrated!
• Remember that once your ticket is scanned, there will be no re-entry if you leave the venue, so bring everything you need when you enter.
• Organize with your friends and plan your safe return home by assigning a designated driver or using our official bus.
• If you drink, do so responsibly; talk to your friends and decide together who will be the designated driver.
• Always carry a copy of your ID.

• Face masks
• Bandanas and scarves
• Makeup
• Sunglasses
• Caps and hats
• Costumes and masks
• Mobile phones
• Backpacks, small bags, tote bags, and fanny packs
• Sealed packs of cigarettes
• E-cigarettes and vaporizers
• Sunscreen in cream or powder (up to 60 ml)
• Insect repellent (up to 60 ml)
• Crutches and wheelchairs
• Non-professional digital cameras
• Inhalers and medications * With a medical prescription
• Lighters
• Chargers and external batteries
• Hand sanitizer (up to 60 ml)
• Empty cylinders - No glass and not larger than 750 ml.
• Deodorant sticks - No aerosol
• Eye drops * Not exceeding 10 ml

• Food and beverages
• Professional cameras
• Pets
• Drugs and prohibited substances
• Glass containers
• Sprays
• Flammable substances
• Drones
• Chairs
• Markers, sharpies, or pens
• Chains, knives, blades, or weapons
• Umbrellas
• Coolers
• Glow sticks
• Smoke bombs
• Pyrotechnics
• Instruments
• Laser pointers
• Speakers
• Selfie sticks
• Flyers, samples, or promotional items

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The Festival reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to modify the list of allowed or prohibited items at any time.

We invite you to use our official bus service, round trip from Guadalajara to the Festival and back.For more information and to purchase your ticket, visit [website link].The meeting point is the parking lot, and we will share the schedule later on social media and in this section.
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Tequila is located just over 60 km from Guadalajara. If you're driving, simply use the following term to reach the festival or click to view it on your Waze, Google Maps, or Apple Map browser: "AKAMBA FESTIVAL 2024"