Governors Ball Won’t Let Minors In Unless Accompanied By Someone 21 Or Older


The festival has decided to implement some new policies for 2020.

The Governors Ball in New York City has been around since 2011, and the music festival is, more ten than not, a huge success. However, next year, a new set rules will be implemented to supposedly improve the festival experience. As part their New Age Policy, the festival, which will take place next on June 5-7, 2020, marking its 10-year-anniversary, will require that any attendees 17 years or under be accompanied by an adult at least 21 years or older. The policy change also explicitly states that any festival-goer 21 years or older who wishes to accompany a minor to the festival may only bring up to two attendees under 18 years old.

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While this new policy may frustrate or inconvenience some teenagers who are still under 18 that wish to attend the festival with their close-in-age friends, there is one condition that may fer a sigh relief for those 17-year-olds with birthdays coming up. The policy only applies to one’s age as the date the festival; in other words, if a ticket is purchased by a 17-year-old who has turned 18 by the time the festival rolls around, then this person will be permitted to attend the festival without an accompanying adult

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“Nothing is more important to us than the quality the festival experience, and the changes we are implementing this year come directly from fan feedback and conversation.” said Tom Russell and Jordan Wolowitz Founders Entertainment, who run the Governors Ball. “We are always listening, always evolving, and always trying to give our fans and our city the best festival they could ask for.”