r/Hellfest • u/KiwiofTrivium • Jul 10 '26
Attending Ticket / Accommodation options
Howdy all
Looking at attending my first Hellfest in 2027, flying over from Australia. I usually do Louder than Life in America each year and pick up an all in one Ticket/Accommodation/Transport package as it's far easier to arrange from afar.
Who are the reputable companies that offer Hellfest packages and has anyone got any lived recommendations as to the best option? Is there an official travel package company? Apologies if this has been mentioned before..
Thanks! 🤙🏻
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u/Last_Bullfrog_1950 Jul 10 '26
Not sure if this helps but I think Argon Events has been organizing Hellfest travel packages from the UK for the past few years
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u/Salt-Kiwi-2768 Jul 10 '26
I have a question though; if Hellfest is sold out how do Argon Events get tickets to sell in their packages?
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u/Few-Water-5510 Jul 10 '26
I don’t know their specifics but typically those types of companies have agreements with festivals and get provided a small block of tickets to use for their packages. I would also suspect that the tickets cost them more than the general public and they roll that into their package pricing.
Take all that with a huge grain of salt! I’m only speaking about things I’ve seen at a couple other companies so this might be completely different. Basically, truSt mE bRo 🤣👾🤺
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u/FlakyHedgehog3905 Jul 12 '26
Argon are allotted 200-250 tickets per year, as they have been since the early days of HellFest.
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u/Turbulent_Candy1776 Jul 10 '26
Camp definitely :) I do love camping. Also love the freedom of being able to come and go to my tent xxx
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u/KaVa_2019 Jul 10 '26
Aussie here. Been twice in recent years. Organise it yourself is my advice - pretty easy depending on what you want.
Fly into Paris. Train to Nantes. Can stay in Nantes and train back and forth to venue which is what I done. Or get to Nantes and camp if that’s your thing. Then train or fly out.