Mo:Dem Festival

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Marvelous stages, decorations, lighting and projections. Great music, but it could be faster at night and darker during the day. There was Hi-Tech only one night, and no psycore unfortunately. The way to the main stage is a looooong stair up the hill. The parking is super far from the area, but there's a free shuttle to help during some times of the day. You can't drive your car into the festival, so be ready to carry all your gear - a pull cart is recommended. Nice variety of stores and food, even if a bit expensive. The toilets are ridiculously horrible, especially in the camp area - the walls and doors are just plastic sheets. The toilets at the stages could also be better, as in: much deeper and have straw layers applied more often. And once in a while, depending on the direction of the wind, all the smell from the toilets goes to the main stage... Ugh. Music and decorations deserve 4 stars, food and stores deserve 3 stars, and all the rest scores lower. Great in the middle of a forest valley. Stages just next to a nice and clean little river. Festivalgrounds are VERY clean and the staff and the security are super nice and helpful. The only downside of the location is that you can't reach the campingground without using a shuttlebus. Took us over 5 hours to get from the parking space to the campingground. Showers and toilets were kept pretty clean. The water in the showers is super cold but refreshing since it gets very hot during the day. Since my post wasn't accepted on the face group group, here I come. Overall a nice when it comes to music and infrastructures, but something bugged me and it seems we can't speak about it. During the , members of the Hare Krishna movement approached many attendees – selling religious books, wearing t-shirts meant to spark discussions about the meaning of life… Their goal clearly seemed to be recruitment rather than enjoying the event itself. This situation made several festival-goers uncomfortable. It’s worth noting that in some other European countries, this movement is classified as a sect in official reports, which may explain why their presence raises greater suspicion or unease. I know that in Croatia, proselytism is not prohibited by law; it benefits from fairly wide religious freedom in public spaces and during events. But, how does the festival’s organisation view this kind of approach? Is there a rule or guideline about active recruitment by religious (or political) groups among attendees? Does the community consider this presence acceptable, or rather problematic? Is it really appropriate, in a festive setting where people come to relax and enjoy the music, to be solicited by a religious group? And if it were another religion or a political party doing the same thing, would the reaction have been the same? Given that such events also bring together people who might be vulnerable, or simply looking for a moment of peace, should we not collectively reflect on the atmosphere and the boundaries we want to preserve within the festival? Peace Absolutely incredible festival. One of the best. The logistics, the decorations, the music but most importantly the people that come. The Mo:Dem family is such a nice and kind crowd. Thank you !! Wow, the craziest psychedelic experience I’ve in my life! For the ones who love nature, music, festivals it’s the best thing you can do to your soul and heart! Amazing festival. I am saying as the person who visited most psytrance festivals in Europe. As for the location, environment, nature, vibes, organisation of everything, safety - the best one so far I've been. One of the best here in Europe The best location for sure.... It's a shame that every year the organization put new and absurb rule for the camping itself is amazing. 5 stars to everything besides toilets and food. However, concepts like PEACE LOVE UNITY RESPECT and oneness is just a cover in psytrance scene and I personally find the lack of standpoint on the genocide to be too negative for me to go again. IDF soldiers in the booth and on the dancefloor, lets dance again when Palestine is free. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.