Festival Mundial 2012
Saturday 16th to Sunday 17th June 2012Leijpark near Tilburg, Netherlands, The Netherlands
80 euro for a 2 day ticket with camping
Daily capacity: 80,000
Festival Mundial takes place at Leijpark near Tilburg, Netherlands on Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th 2012.
The festival has a capacity of 80,000 and on the Friday organizes a free 'picnic' from 5.30pm and close at 11pm.
Sunday: Caro Emerald, Stephen Marley & Guests, The Kyteman Orchestra, AfroCubism, Muchachito Bombo Infierno, La Pegatina, Habib Koité & Guests, ShazaLaKazoo, Blitz The Ambassador, Amariszi, L'Chaim, Carlama Orkestar, Kasha Nasha, De Uzz, Tango Danstheater Ezequiel Sanucci, Subtropicana, Picto Facto, Makadam Kanibal, De Movers, Mallakhamb India, Movits!
More information will be here when available.
The festival has a capacity of 80,000 and on the Friday organizes a free 'picnic' from 5.30pm and close at 11pm.
Line-up
Saturday: Pitbull, Dropkick Murphys, Chef'Special, Blaudzun, Goodluck, Dope D.O.D., Danakil, Will and the People, Dearworld, Kanka, Skip & Die, Kalio Gayo, KiT XL, TenTemPiés, Skinto, De Uzz, Tango Danstheater Ezequiel Sanucci, Subtropicana, Picto Facto, Makadam Kanibal, De Movers, SubWays, Mallakhamb India.Sunday: Caro Emerald, Stephen Marley & Guests, The Kyteman Orchestra, AfroCubism, Muchachito Bombo Infierno, La Pegatina, Habib Koité & Guests, ShazaLaKazoo, Blitz The Ambassador, Amariszi, L'Chaim, Carlama Orkestar, Kasha Nasha, De Uzz, Tango Danstheater Ezequiel Sanucci, Subtropicana, Picto Facto, Makadam Kanibal, De Movers, Mallakhamb India, Movits!
Tickets
The early bird offer has ended. A weekend ticket is priced at 50 euros for a 2 day ticket, and 80 euros including overnight camping. Children up to and including 12 years of age, accompanied by an adult with an admission ticket, can enter the festival for free. To buy tickets, click here.Camping
The campsite opens on Saturday at 8am on Monday campers must leave the campsite before noon. Children up to and including 12 years do need a ticket for the campsite.Disabled
The festival tries to be wheelchair-friendly festival possible. There is parking near the entrance, a disabled toilet and a special wheelchair platform available. In Leijpark are some pathways that run through the mainly grass park, and the festival offers viewing platforms.Getting there
The train is the best way to reach the festival site, with extra long trains put on to reach the festival. Trains run to Tilburg on Friday, Saturday and Sunday night, and there's a shuttle bus which will take you for 3 euros from the station to the festival site and back. If travelling after 7pm on a Friday it's cheapest to get a weekend return, and you can travel back on Friday, Saturday or Sunday.More information will be here when available.