“Kickstarting the Love Revolution,” the Sziget team has just announced, “Szitizens will be able to join a selected cause they are passionate about and receive a special gift pack during the 24-hour Szitizen Prime promotion starting on November 8th”. Revelers have just this one day to secure special passes valid for five days or seven days at the 2018 Sziget Festival.Ticketsinclude basic camping options and early move-in alternatives. Exclusive passes also come with limited-edition T-shirts promoting Sziget’s new Love Revolution era. Each comes with a different print, inviting Szitizens to stand up for a specific cause, such as peace, a green planet or anti-racism by wearing them. The goodie bags also include a pack of unique stickers, a piece of jigsaw puzzle and limited-edition badges and shoelaces. Tickets are available on the official Sziget website.
“The Sziget Community has existed for 25 years to create a temporary ‘dream state’ for a week that has become Europe’s center for cultural encounters. The message of the Love Revolution is confirmation of the core values that Sziget has represented for over a quarter of a century,” says Tamás Kádár, CEO of Sziget. The festival statement also says that Sziget believes in embracing diversity, respecting human dignity and looking out for each other. These issues will be presented at Sziget, the self-styled Island of Freedom, in a variety of forms during the seven-day music and arts festival.
Celebrating 25 years of the Sziget Festival, a freshly released aftermovie presents the highlights of the week-long party series that rocked the Hungarian capital in the summer of 2017. If you were among the revelers, now you can relive many of the festival’s unforgettable moments. Those who weren’t will be immersed in the Sziget vibe. This dynamic mini-movie shows festival crowds arriving in Budapest and flocking up to Óbuda Island through Sziget's iconic K-Bridge entrance, frolicking in the craziest costumes, bouncing around in front of the prominent acts on the main stage, and chilling amid the groovy paraphernalia.
Cameras also soar over Budapest to feature symbolic city scenes, such as the iconic Danube bridges, St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Liberation Monument and the Budapest Eye spinning around on Erzsébet Square in the city center. The video concludes with festivalgoers sharing thoughts on Sziget that for some means freedom, possibilities, and equality, while for others it’s future, adrenaline, new beginnings and peace.
