Amateur photo and video cameras are permitted at What the Punk Festival. However, professional camera equipment is not permitted – this includes tripods, cameras with removable lenses, etc. All photos must be taken from the audience. Video taping of entire performances is prohibited. These policies are designed to protect the Artists’ rights and will be enforced.
Not all events a kid friendly, please confirm before attending. Attendance is at the discretion of the guardian or parent. Parents and Guardians are fully responsible for their children AT ALL TIMES. For the safety of children, never let them sleep on the ground/dance floor while artists and guests are dancing – especially at night, as moving crowds might not see them. Lost children should be taken to Festival staff immediately.
Please help keep our sunny South Florida home beautiful! Pick up trash and deposit it in the closest garbage when you see it. It makes a difference when everyone pitches in! Also be sure to be as green concious as possible during your stay at our hotel partners and adventures around our cities and beaches!
While no moshing or crowd surfing is allowed, dancing is TOTALLY encouraged as long as it is not harmful to others. WTPunk will monitor this but cannot be responsible for the actions of those who are not considerate of others and disregard this policy. Anyone who disregards this will be asked to stop once. The second time, WTPunk security retains the right to escort the attendee to the festival exit and remove them from the site.
In order to operate WTPunk, many volunteers are needed. Please be kind and grateful to all staff – they have volunteered their time and energy to make the event possible. WTPunk is always in need of volunteers. Visit our Volunteers page for deets. Be sure to express your appreciation to the volunteers throughout your time at WTPunk. Thanks fam!
The WTPunk Festival takes place rain or shine. (Except for Covid-19! lol) There are no refunds, exchanges, or discounted tickets if bad weather or delays occurs. The average high temperature during the day in Florida in June is 90ºF and the average low temperature during the night is 72º. Please prepare accordingly for this daily temperature change.
Everyone is required to wear wristbands around their wrist while onsite. All attendees will need a wristband to enter the festival events. Children under 6 years of age are not required to wear a wristband. If you see anyone at the festival without a wristband, please encourage him or her to purchase one at the online, on the phone, or at the reception desk on site.