The marathon of white nights has begun for the Electric Castle Festival. Over 200,000 attendees are expected
The marathon of white nights at Banffy Castle in Bonțida has begun, where the Electric Castle Festival is taking place. The early arrivals have already set up their tents and tested their endurance until dawn.
In total, over 200,000 participants are expected.
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Boys: "Electric is about love, family, friendship!".
And that’s how it was until after midnight.
Girl: "It’s day 0 of the festival. It’s incredible".
Girl: "I came armed with a fan, it’s quite hot, glad I brought it".
This year, 18,000 people will camp at Electric. Those bringing their own tents pay 69 euros, but the rate increases to 639 euros for those staying in more sophisticated tents with higher capacity. Caravans are also allowed, and there are Scandinavian-style cabins available. The area resembles a holiday village.
Boy: "We’ve been playing for 3 hours... since this morning actually. We have sprinklers, hoses. The atmosphere is great".
Because daytime temperatures are sweltering, there are long lines for showers.
Boy: "It’s excellent. Very cool and very refreshing".
Girl: "I don’t think the refreshing effect will last long".
Organizers have provided water for participants.
Foreigner: "It’s free water. You can refill it anytime".
On the main stage, REMA, the sensation of the moment in the Afrobeat scene, will perform on the night of July 18th. The artist has billions of streams with the hit "Calm Down".
