No. Avoid being scammed by people and unofficial websites that say they can sell you a ticket. Tickets are not distributed until the week of Wildeburg. All tickets are sold by name and this is checked at the entrance. The other official way to buy a ticket is through TicketSwap, where the new ticket will be issued with the name of the new buyer.

A bracelet is strictly personal and cannot be shared or transferred.

Tickets for Wildeburg will be sent out the week of the festival. You can find your purchase confirmation in your email when you search on Paylogic or Wildeburg. If it's not there, request it via I Lost My Ticket.

Yes! Tickets for Wildeburg are in high demand, making it attractive for 3rd party/illegal resale. Selling tickets by name makes it more difficult to buy up and sell tickets for profiteering. You will be asked for your ID at the entrance to Wildeburg, so make sure you bring it with you and that the correct name is on the card.

Yes, selling is possible via the confirmation email you received from Paylogic. Here you will find a button with the text: 'Manage order'. You will then see an overview of your purchased tickets. To sell a ticket on TicketSwap, click on 'More actions' and then on 'Sell on TicketSwap'. You can buy tickets on TicketSwap here.

You can change the personal data on a ticket via Name Change for €10. In the confirmation email you received from Paylogic you will find a button with the text: 'Manage order'. You will then see an overview of your purchased tickets. Click on 'More actions' at the top right and then on 'Name Change'.

Note: Name Change is not a safe way to exchange money and tickets between strangers. So don't be tempted to use this anyway through Marketplace, for example. There is no deadline to change a name.