FEELS LIKE FESTIVAL — ECLIPSE GUIDE

When and where does it take place?

FEELS LIKE takes place on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, on the beach in Sant Antoni de Portmany (Playa de s'Arenal), Ibiza.

The event happens directly on the beach — feet in the sand — so arriving early is strongly recommended given the eclipse and the high traffic expected that day.

• Address: Passeig de la Platja de l'Arenal, 07820 Sant Antoni de Portmany, Ibiza
• Doors open: 16:00
• Festival ends: 00:00

What time should I arrive?

Doors open at 16:00. Arriving early helps you avoid queues, traffic delays and access issues.

Have your ticket QR code and original ID ready before reaching the security checkpoint.

How do I stay up to date with last-minute changes?

Turn on Instagram notifications in advance so you don't miss anything.

• Official FEELS LIKE Instagram account
• Instagram Stories and the Festival Guide Highlights
• This FAQ page
• The official FEELS LIKE website

Where can I find the line-up and set times?

The full line-up and set times are published on Instagram.

What time does the eclipse happen?

Totality lasts approximately 67 seconds. The sun will be very low on the western horizon, so visibility depends on weather, cloud cover and anything blocking the horizon.

• Partial eclipse begins: 19:39
• Totality begins: 20:32:34
• Maximum eclipse: 20:33:08
• Totality ends: 20:33:41

Will the eclipse be total from the festival?

Sant Antoni de Portmany sits within the official path of totality. Because it happens very close to sunset with the sun low on the horizon, visibility can be affected by clouds, haze, buildings, boats or other obstacles. We can't guarantee full visibility from every position on the beach.

Do I get eclipse glasses?

Yes — every attendee receives one pair of certified eclipse glasses, handed out at the festival access point.

Certification: EN ISO 12312-2:2015 and CE marking.

How do I watch the eclipse safely?

Never look directly at the sun without certified protection.

• Use only certified eclipse glasses (the ones we provide, or another certified solar viewer)
• Inspect your glasses before using them
• Do not use them if scratched, torn, punctured or damaged
• Put the glasses on before looking at the sun, and look away before removing them
• Avoid regular sunglasses, smoked glass, CDs, photographic film, X-rays or homemade filters
• Do not combine eclipse glasses with binoculars, telescopes or camera lenses
• Cameras pointed at the sun need a professional solar filter over the front lens

Who's responsible for safe eclipse viewing?

FEELS LIKE provides certified glasses for personal use. Each attendee is responsible for inspecting their glasses before use, following the festival's safety instructions, and not altering, damaging or improperly sharing them, or combining them with cameras, telescopes or binoculars.

The organisation isn't responsible for damage caused by improper use, altered or non-certified products, or failure to follow these recommendations, without prejudice to any liability that can't be excluded by law.

What should I plan before leaving home?

A large number of people are expected across Ibiza on August 12.

• Check the exact festival and parking locations in advance
• Plan your route ahead of time
• Leave with plenty of time to spare
• Use public transport when possible, or share a vehicle
• Avoid last-minute journeys
• Make sure your phone is sufficiently charged

How do I get there by public transport?

• From Ibiza (CETIS Station): line T1 (ALSA Ibiza) to San Antonio Bus Station, every 20–30 min, ~40 min journey — then transfer to line P4 or T2 toward s'Arenal.
• From Santa Eulalia: line 19 to San Antonio (~35 min) — then transfer to line P4 or T2 toward s'Arenal / Port des Torrent.
• From San José: line T2 connects directly to San Antonio and the s'Arenal hotel zone (runs mainly in summer season).
• From Playa d'en Bossa: line U4 to CETIS Station in Ibiza (15–20 min) — transfer to T1 toward San Antonio — then transfer to P4 or T2 toward s'Arenal.

See all ALSA Ibiza routes →

Is there parking?

Yes — free parking is available near the festival.

Cooperativa Parking (Camí General, 0, 07820 Sant Antoni de Portmany) is the first official parking area. Once it fills up, parking moves to Can Coix (Carretera de Santa Agnès, 15, 07820 Sant Antoni de Portmany) — parking staff and event signage will direct you on arrival.

• Price: free
• Opens: before the festival (follow event signage)
• Closes: after the festival ends
• Accessible (PMR) parking: not available

Parking availability can't be guaranteed — arrive early and follow the instructions of festival staff and local authorities.

Are there shuttle buses?

Yes — free shuttle buses run continuously between the parking areas and the festival entrance, no fixed timetable. First departures from 19:00, last return around 01:30.

Shuttles depart from Cooperativa Parking, and once that fills up, from Can Coix Parking. The drop-off point is a short walk from the festival entrance.

Where do I buy tickets?

Only buy through the official FEELS LIKE sales channel.

Buy official tickets →

What ticket types are available?

• Early Access — €35 (valid entry until 18:00)
• Early Bird — €40
• First Release — €45
• Second Release — €50
• Third Release — €55

Can I buy at the box office?

Box office tickets may be available, subject to capacity. Buying online in advance is strongly recommended.

Are tickets nominative?

No. General tickets aren't nominative — whoever presents a valid, unscanned QR code is granted access.

Don't publish your QR code or share it with people you don't know.

How does ticket scanning work?

QR codes are scanned directly at the access points. Show it from your phone or a printed copy — increase your screen brightness and have it ready. A screenshot is fine as long as the whole QR code is clearly visible.

Can I get a refund?

Refunds are subject to the conditions and deadlines published at the point of sale.

• Contact: info@feelslikefestival.com
• Deadline: August 11, 2026
• Processing time: 15 days
• Refunded to your original payment method

Is there a resident discount?

There's no separate resident ticket — FEELS LIKE keeps accessible pricing for everyone, including the local community.

What about accessible tickets?

If you have reduced mobility, purchase a General Admission ticket and then email info@feelslikefestival.com with:

• Full name
• Ticket order number
• Contact phone number
• Your accessibility requirements
• Whether you need a companion
• Any relevant mobility information

Please write to us at least 72 hours before the festival if you can — a companion needs their own ticket to enter.

Is there a minimum age?

Yes — FEELS LIKE is an 18+ event. Everyone must carry an original, valid ID.

• National ID / DNI
• Passport
• Valid EU identity card
• Valid driving licence (if accepted by access control)

Photos or photocopies of your ID aren't accepted.

Can I enter at any time?

General Admission lets you enter throughout the event, subject to capacity. Time-restricted tickets must enter before the deadline printed on the ticket — for example, "Entry until 18:00" means your QR code must be scanned before that time.

Arriving late may mean paying the price difference, entry subject to availability, or the ticket becoming invalid.

Can I leave and come back in?

No — FEELS LIKE has a strict no re-entry policy. Once your ticket is scanned and you leave the festival area, you can't re-enter with the same ticket.

The only exceptions are verified medical or operational emergencies, authorised by festival management.

Can I bring my own food or drinks?

No outside food or drinks are allowed. Bags may be inspected at the entrance, and prohibited items must be discarded before entering.

Exceptions are considered for medically required food, medication or specific accessibility needs — email info@feelslikefestival.com in advance if this applies to you.

Will my bag be searched?

Yes — security checks are carried out at the entrance. Cooperation is required; refusing a search may result in denied entry, and prohibited objects will be refused or removed.

Can I bring a camera?

• Phones — permitted
• Compact / small personal cameras — permitted
• Detachable professional lenses — accreditation required
• Tripods and monopods — not permitted
• Professional audio recording — accreditation required
• Drones — strictly prohibited

Can I bring a bike, scooter or skateboard?

No, these can't be brought into the festival area.

Can I bring my dog?

Animals aren't allowed, with the exception of recognised assistance dogs.

Is there a dress code?

No mandatory dress code — but since it's held on the beach, we recommend:

• Comfortable, breathable clothing
• Footwear suitable for sand
• Sunglasses
• A hat or cap
• Sunscreen
• A light layer for the evening

Suggested vibe: beach sunset, effortless Ibiza — just inspiration, not a requirement.

Is there a festival map?

View festival map →

What happens if I need first aid?

There's a staffed medical point and an ambulance on site, both clearly marked on the festival map.

In an emergency: contact the nearest staff or security member, don't move an injured person unless there's immediate danger, and follow the medical and security teams' instructions.

Are there lockers?

No, lockers aren't available.

Is there shade or somewhere to rest?

Yes — shaded areas and rest areas will be available on site.

Cooling/misting points are likely too — we're working on installing water fans/misters across much of the venue, pending final confirmation from the installer. Free drinking water fountains are still being evaluated and may not be feasible given the beach location.

In the meantime: drink water regularly, use sunscreen, wear a hat and take breaks out of direct sunlight.

Coming soon — final confirmation on misting points and free drinking water.

Will there be food?

Food options are planned for the festival. Check allergen and dietary information directly with each food provider once announced.

Coming soon — the full list of food trucks, menus and food partners will be announced before the event.

How do bar payments work?

FEELS LIKE is cashless. Pay directly at the bars by card or mobile payment.

Cash only? Purchase a FEELS LIKE rechargeable card for €2 at the top-up point, load it with cash and use it at the bars.

No cash payments directly at the bars.

Are cups reusable?

Yes — together with Creatives for the Planet, FEELS LIKE uses the reusable Circular Cup system to cut down on single-use plastic and waste.

The cup has a €2 charge and is yours to keep using throughout the event — hang on to the same one whenever you can. Cups collected during the festival are professionally washed, sanitised and put back into circulation.

What payment methods can I use inside the festival?

FEELS LIKE is a cashless event.

You can pay directly at the bars using debit/credit card or mobile payment.

If you only have cash, you'll be able to purchase a FEELS LIKE rechargeable card for €2 at the designated top-up point.

• Add cash to the card
• Recharge it throughout the festival
• Use it to pay directly at the bars

If you have any remaining balance after the event, refund information will be available on the back of the card.

Cash will not be accepted directly at the bars.

What should I bring?

• Valid festival ticket
• Original ID
• Your eclipse glasses (provided at entry)
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat or cap
• Comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for sand
• An empty reusable water bottle, if permitted
• Power bank and a fully charged phone
• Essential medication

What's allowed in, subject to a security check?

• Mobile phones and power banks
• Sunscreen
• Small bags or backpacks
• Personal cameras
• Empty reusable water bottles, where applicable
• Essential or prescription medication in its original packaging

What's not allowed?

• Glass containers, outside alcohol, outside food or drinks, coolers
• Large bags or suitcases
• Weapons or objects that could be used as one, sharp objects
• Fireworks, flares or flammable substances
• Illegal substances
• Drones and laser pointers
• Professional recording equipment without accreditation, tripods and monopods
• Chairs, tables or large beach furniture, umbrellas or structures that block visibility
• Bicycles, scooters, skateboards
• Animals, except recognised assistance dogs

Security staff can refuse any object they consider a safety, operational or environmental risk, even if it isn't listed above.

What happens if the weather turns bad?

FEELS LIKE is an outdoor event and runs as planned in normal summer weather. Programming may be delayed, changed, paused or cancelled if conditions become a safety risk — strong wind, electrical storms, heavy rain, extreme heat, maritime/coastal safety warnings, or instructions from the emergency services or local authorities.

Any decision will be communicated through the FEELS LIKE website and Instagram. Tickets are subject to the cancellation and force-majeure conditions published by the official ticket provider.

FEELS LIKE takes place on the beach, which comes with specific accessibility conditions — the terrain includes natural sand.

A dedicated PMR (reduced mobility) viewing area is available in front of the stage, along with a nearby adapted toilet.

Who do I contact about accessibility needs?

Purchase a General Admission ticket, then email info@feelslikefestival.com with your full name, ticket order number, contact phone number, accessibility requirements, whether you're attending with a companion, and any relevant mobility information.

Ideally send your request at least 72 hours before the festival.

Does a companion need a ticket?

Yes — companions must purchase and hold their own valid festival ticket. Requesting accessibility assistance doesn't include complimentary admission for a companion.