Festival Beauregard 2027: passes, camping and rules for minors

Festival Beauregard 2027 is scheduled for June 30 and July 1, 2, 3 and 4 at the Château de Beauregard in Hérouville-Saint-Clair, Normandy. When choosing a ticket, the key published fact is straightforward: three- and four-day passes are personal and indivisible. The same person must use the pass throughout its period; one of its days cannot be transferred to somebody else. Families should also note the free-admission rule for children, while campers and adults responsible for minors need to confirm details that do not yet appear in the available official material.

Published dates and opening times

The official Festival Beauregard 2027 ticket page presents the 19th edition as a five-date event: June 30 and July 1–4, 2027. The listed venue is the Château de Beauregard in Hérouville-Saint-Clair.

The page publishes starting times for four days: Thursday, July 1, from 4:30 p.m.; Friday, July 2, from 3:30 p.m.; Saturday, July 3, from 2:30 p.m.; and Sunday, July 4, from 2:30 p.m. These are local times in France. The reviewed content does not give a time for June 30, so visitors should check that date again before planning their arrival.

These times indicate when each day begins, but they are not a concert schedule. The supplied sources do not list artists, performance order or set lengths.

Choosing between the confirmed passes

The ticket page expressly mentions three- and four-day passes. Its most important rule is that they cannot be split: if the holder transfers only one day to somebody else, that person will be refused admission. A group should therefore not buy a multiday pass with the intention of dividing its dates among different members.

Before paying, compare the number of days that the same person can actually attend. The available source provides neither prices nor a complete list of every ticket type on sale, so it is not safe to quote prices or claim which single-day tickets are available. Check the ticket page when purchasing because availability and conditions may change.

The link identified for the Pass Culture led to the same general ticketing content in the supplied material and did not show specific terms for that program. There is therefore no basis here for claiming eligibility rules, the amount covered or a Pass Culture booking procedure.

Camping requires a separate check

Do not assume that festival admission includes camping. In the reviewed material, the source labeled Camping Pass redirected to the general sales page without stating a price, operating period, entry rules, permitted equipment or a required connection to a particular festival pass.

Anyone intending to camp should revisit the official page before buying and look for a clearly identified camping option. Visitors should also wait for explicit information about opening, departure, documentation and prohibited items. Without published terms, no multiday pass can be said to provide campsite access.

Children and minors: what is confirmed

Admission from Thursday through Sunday is free for children under 12, defined by the ticket page as children born after July 5, 2015. The responsible adult must go directly to the festival entrance with the child and bring proof, specified by the organizer as the child's identity document. The source does not require an original document or explain which formats are accepted.

The announced free admission covers only July 1–4; the supplied text does not extend it to June 30. It also provides no general rules for teenagers, minimum age for entry without an adult, parental authorization or conditions for minors staying at the campsite. Families with children under 12 should also understand that free entry does not remove the identification requirement at the gate.

Because these gaps could affect travel plans, adults responsible for teenagers and children who intend to camp should obtain direct confirmation through official channels before completing a purchase.

Published accessibility provisions

For disabled people and people with reduced mobility, the festival announces parking close to the gates, a dedicated platform in each clearing, ramps and adapted counters at every bar, as well as accessible toilets. The official accessibility page also states one specific condition for companions.

A person whose French CMI Invalidité card bears the wording “besoin d’accompagnement” may receive a complimentary place for a companion by going to the public entrance ticket desk on the event day. The information does not automatically extend that benefit to other documents or identification systems; holders of those documents should confirm acceptance in advance.

Checklist before completing the purchase

The safest decision combines three checks: choose a pass that one person will use in full, treat camping as a separate purchase or authorization until confirmed, and bring the child's identity document when using free child admission. For June 30, the time and child-admission conditions still require confirmation in the available content.

It is also sensible to save the purchase receipt and review the official pages closer to the trip. This guide reflects information accessible on October 16, 2026; the organizer may update times, availability and conditions.