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FAQs
Coachella showcases popular and established musical artists as well as emerging artists and reunited groups. It is one of the largest, most famous, and most profitable music festivals in the United States and the world. Each Coachella staged from 2013 to 2015 set new records for festival attendance and gross revenues.
What is Coachella and why? ›
Coachella showcases popular and established musical artists as well as emerging artists and reunited groups. It is one of the largest, most famous, and most profitable music festivals in the United States and the world. Each Coachella staged from 2013 to 2015 set new records for festival attendance and gross revenues.
How much does it cost to go to Coachella? ›
According to Coachella's official website, general admission passes cost $499 plus fees. With this ticket, guests are allowed entrance to the venue and camping areas all weekend. If you want to splurge a bit, you can purchase VIP passes for Coachella at $1,069 plus fees.
What is the golden rule of Coachella? ›
Well, you should know, at Coachella, each artist has a predetermined number of songs in a set time limit. they must not exceed, otherwise fines are imposed. The festival charges $20,000 for the first five minutes of excess. and another $1,000 for every minute thereafter.
Is Coachella 18+? ›
A: While the Coachella Festival is all-ages, our partnering hotels do have age restrictions.
What's the big deal about Coachella? ›
Coachella is a music festival and a series of concerts that take place over roughly two weeks. It is held every year in California during the springtime and has some of the most popular and trending artists come to perform.
Is Coachella a rave or a festival? ›
Coachella, annual rock festival held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, featuring music on multiple stages. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival began in October 1999 as a two-day festival.
Is Coachella kid friendly? ›
And one such activity that not many people are aware of is the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, which offers free admission for kids age 5 and under.
How much is a beer at Coachella? ›
The beer gardens and craft beer area still exist at Coachella, but there are no longer security guards manning the exits stopping people from walking around with their drinks. No one said it would be cheap, though. A 16-ounce Heineken will cost you $15 and a 12-ounce Dos Equis $13.
What is the age limit for Coachella? ›
There is no age limit on who can attend Coachella. So families are free to enjoy the festival vibes.
The average attendee is 25 years old, which is glaringly apparent when you meander through a sea of 125,000 drunk people and see multiple thongs worn as outerwear. (I now do this every year, as my husband works for the legendary desert music festival.)
Can you take a nap at Coachella? ›
Camp Lounge
While you're hanging out feel free to hop on the free wifi, meet up with friends to review set times or even just take a nap in the shade. This is the spot to relax and prepare for a long night or to unwind at the end of the show.
Can just anyone go to Coachella? ›
All ages welcome. Kids 5 & under Free. (General Admission only.)
What is the legal drinking age at Coachella? ›
DISCLAIMER: We do not seek to encourage (or discourage) people from underage drinking at the Stagecoach and Coachella Festival. In California the legal drinking age is 21 and this is strictly enforced at the festivals.
Why is it called Coachella? ›
Coachella gets its quirky title from the desert valley in which the festival takes place.
What time is the curfew at Coachella? ›
That completely contrasts with what happened in 2023, when the city fined the festival $117, 000 for curfew violations all three nights during Weekend 1. Coachella implements a 1:00 a.m. curfew on Friday and Saturday and a midnight curfew on Sunday.
What is so popular about Coachella? ›
Coachella got its start in 1999 and quickly became not only the biggest festival in the U.S. but one of the most famous in the world. Aside from its cultural impact— it also hosts art installations away from the music stages—the festival is also an economic juggernaut.
Why does everyone go to Coachella? ›
Millions of people attend the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at Empire Polo Club in Indio, California in April every year. But it's more than just music! Coachella, a capitalistic haven, is an aesthetic: it harbors art, fashion, camping and a whole lifestyle over a two-weekend.
Can anyone attend Coachella? ›
All ages welcome. Kids 5 & under Free. (General Admission only.)
Why did Coachella become popular? ›
Coachella's Growing Popularity
The festival's location in the desert of Southern California added to its allure, as it provided a unique atmosphere that was unlike any other festival. In 2004, Coachella introduced its first headlining act, Radiohead, which was a significant milestone for the festival.
