Frequently asked questions

The festival takes place in Mercedes, Buenos Aires Province, approximately 90 minutes from Buenos Aires City. You can arrive by car, on the official shuttle buses departing from the city, or by joining our community carpool to share the journey with fellow attendees.

Your ticket includes access to the full festival program: music, workshops, yoga, art, ceremonies, and much more across 10+ stages and dedicated spaces. Showers and hot water for mate are included at no additional cost. Camping and all accommodation options are available separately and must be purchased independently. Parking and meals are not included.

You can bring your own tent (with a Camping Pass), rent a pre-pitched tent with a mattress, or arrive in a motorhome with a designated space. Staying on-site is part of the experience: waking up surrounded by nature, sharing sunrises and sunsets, and living the festival from beginning to end. More accommodation options including glamping, private rooms, and shared rooms will be announced soon

Yes, Amanita is an experience to be shared with the whole family. We offer children's tickets and dedicated spaces designed especially for kids, such as Dreamland and Guardians of the Forest, where they can play, explore, create, and experience the festival in their own way within a safe and welcoming environment.

Tickets are non-refundable and are valid only for the original ticket holder. If you’re unable to attend, you may request a ticket transfer until October 30, 2026 (inclusive). After this date, no changes of ticket ownership will be accepted under any circumstances.

At the moment, single-day tickets will not be available. Festival capacity is limited, and we prioritize those who choose to experience Amanita as a whole.

Yes. Throughout the festival, you'll find a food court offering a wide variety of options, including healthy, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free meals. There will also be a general store where you can purchase basic essentials.

Yes. The festival grounds include restrooms and shower facilities located throughout the venue, so you can easily access them during your stay.

Amanita is much more than a music and art festival: it is an immersive community experience created to connect, explore, and grow together. Over several days, nature becomes the setting for workshops, talks, yoga, dance, art installations, ceremonies, and music, inviting you to experience each moment at your own pace. It is an opportunity to step away from everyday routines, disconnect from the ordinary, and immerse yourself in a different reality, one where connection with nature, yourself, and others is at the heart of the experience.

Not in the traditional sense. There's music and plenty of moments to dance, but the focus is on personal growth, connection and transformation. We like to think of Amanita as one big celebration combining music, yoga, workshops and talks in the middle of nature.

The Extended Experience is an invitation to arrive early and share 3 extra days in community before the festival begins. A more intimate space, with a smaller group of people and a program specially designed to dive deeper into workshops, talks, practices, and moments of connection. A time to connect with the surroundings, the community, and yourself, preparing the way to experience Amanita from a deeper perspective.

Yes: workshops, talks, yoga classes, art installations and music shows. Individual therapies at the Holistic Spa are the only thing booked separately.

No, the ticket does not include the camping spot: it's purchased separately. The camping fee doesn't include camping gear or a tent either.

You can stay outside the festival grounds without any problem: there are different accommodation options available nearby. However, we highly recommend staying on-site to fully experience Amanita. Amanita is an experience that unfolds throughout the entire day, with something always happening: a workshop, a talk, music, an unexpected connection, or a special moment around the fire. Once you’re there, you’ll want to be part of the full experience.

You can sleep either inside or outside the festival grounds, but we highly recommend staying on-site. The shared experience, unexpected encounters, and simple moments are part of what makes Amanita unique. Spending these days together creates meaningful connections that make us feel like one big family by the end of the festival. Staying overnight at the festival is an essential part of the experience. At Amanita, what matters most is the community and the time we share together.

The detailed map will be published on the website and sent by email to all attendees before the festival.

During Amanita, everything happens at the same time. You can dance, join a yoga class, rest under the trees, participate in a workshop, explore art installations, share a meal, gather around the fire, or simply let yourself be surprised by whatever unfolds along the way. There is no single way to experience Amanita — everyone creates their own unique journey. No previous experience with festivals, camping, yoga, or other practices is required. All you need is an open heart, respect, and a willingness to share in order to live a truly unique experience.

No previous experience needed. The activities are open to all levels. You can take part in everything at your own pace. Some activities may have limited capacity depending on the space, so we recommend arriving a few minutes before each one starts.

Most are in Spanish, with some options in English. Since many classes are hands-on, you don't need to master the language to enjoy them and participate fully.

Most activities don't require anything extra. For talks and workshops, a notebook and something to write with; for yoga, your mat; for movement classes, a small towel. And always your water bottle to stay hydrated.

You can bring snacks and some food. Cooking on site and bringing alcohol or glass bottles is not allowed. Inside there's a food court and a general store.

Yes. The food court has a variety of stalls with healthy, vegan and gluten-free options at accessible prices.

Yes, there's hot water for mate, free for everyone. There are also drinking water stations to refill your bottle.

No. We invite you to use these days to disconnect from the routine, set aside digital distractions and fully connect with yourself, others and nature.

No — for safety reasons fires are not allowed inside the venue. The festival's sacred fire is always burning, tended by the team.

Coming to Amanita on your own can be one of the most beautiful ways to experience the festival. If this is your case, we invite you to take the first step and join us solo. We truly believe it can become a transformative experience — a space to imagine new ways of connecting and living together in community. One of the most special parts of this type of festival is the community that emerges. When you arrive on your own, you open yourself up to connecting in a different way, meeting people who share your interests, your curiosity, and your desire to create authentic connections. At Amanita, connections happen naturally in every corner: during a workshop, a conversation, while listening to music, or simply sharing a moment with someone new. Trust the process and dare to step outside your comfort zone. You won’t regret it.

Kids have differentiated rates depending on their age — the up-to-date details are always on the tickets page. All minors enter accompanied by a responsible adult.

Yes. Dreamland and the children’s area called “Guardians of the Forest” offer workshops, games, art, and nature-based activities designed for children to enjoy, learn, and explore. There is a dedicated program created especially for the little ones, allowing them to experience Amanita in their own way.