Practical information

Coming from far away? Prefer the train!

TGV INOUI & Intercités allow you to book your ticket at the best price to reach Paris comfortably and in an eco-friendly way.

Tickets on sale from February 12. Book your trip on SNCF Connect.

METRO:
Line 1 – Château de Vincennes station
Last metro times from Château de Vincennes to Paris: Friday/Saturday/Sunday – 1:39 AM

RER:
Line A – Château de Vincennes station

BUS:
Line 56 (Barbès, Gare de l’Est, République, Oberkampf, Nation, Château de Vincennes)
Line 46 and others!
Night buses: Lines N11 and N33

Route planner for cyclists to Bois de Vincennes

With Vélib’:

• A giant pop-up Vélib’ station with 600 spots at the festival entrance (Esplanade Saint-Louis)
• Other nearby stations: Bois de Vincennes, Polygone-Pyramide, Parc Floral-Tremblay, Lac des Minimes-Pyramide, École du Breuil

With your own bike:

• Secure bike parking
• Free, unguarded bike parking also available nearby
  (Booking for the guarded bike parking coming soon)

Festive Bike Convoy:

Coming from far away? Take on the adventure and ride to Paris and the festival. Create your festive convoy with friends and share your journey with us for a chance to be featured!

Want to join We Love Green with good company? Carpooling lets you share your ride with fellow festival-goers and reduce your carbon footprint while getting in the festival mood.

Note: There is no car parking at or near the festival.

Staying for multiple days?
To avoid commuting back and forth, several options are available:

• Campsites in Paris-Est Marvilla Parks: 12% discount with code FEST25 for stays from June 5 to June 8 (online booking only – book here)
• Hotels and youth hostels: The People offers a festival + accommodation package from €135 (book here)

Other nearby accommodations available on the Paris Tourist Office website

We Love Green is committed to combating sexual and gender-based violence and provides a comprehensive system with the help of specialized associations (En avant toutes, Fêtez Clairs, #NousToutes) to ensure a safe festival for everyone.

SAFER System:

• Download the SAFER app, which lets you anonymously report incidents as a victim or witness based on three alert levels.
• Alerts are immediately transmitted to trained festival teams.

In case of an alert, you can also reach out to:

• Bar staff
• Info/Prevention booth

Volunteers wearing recognizable vests

Red Cross teams are present on site to:

• Respond to emergencies
• Assist festival-goers with health issues at dedicated first aid points

Simple steps to protect your hearing while enjoying the festival:

• Don’t stand in front of the speakers
• Take breaks in quiet zones
• Bring your reusable earplugs or get free ones at the prevention stand or bars
• Parents with kids: take extra precautions (headphones, breaks, distance from speakers – child ear protection available for purchase or rental at the Merchandise stand)
• Pregnant people: avoid high noise levels

BLOX, our official partner for reusable hearing protection, offers a 10% discount with the code WLG25TOTHAMAX (valid on their website from February 1 to May 18, 2025). Available at the festival’s Merchandise stand.

Recycling & Prevention:

Please dispose of your earplugs in the trash or, better yet, return them to the Merchandise stand for recycling into urban furniture (benches, tables, etc.).

Excessive alcohol consumption harms your health and your festival experience.

1. Camping equipment: tents*, barbecue*, folding chairs, hammocks, coolers*, cutlery, jugs*, parasols*…
2. Explosives or flammables: fireworks, flares, smoke bombs, candles, holi powder, confetti…
3. Illicit substances, alcohol, weapons, and dangerous items: illicit substances*, alcohol*, weapons*, sharp or blunt objects, even replicas, tools…
4. Recording devices: portable speakers*, computers*, tablets*…
5. Disturbing items: drones*, laser pointers*, megaphones*, sirens, musical instruments*, selfie sticks, tripods…
6. Forbidden containers: glass bottles or containers, food (jugs, metal cans, canned goods…)
7. Unauthorized promotional materials: leaflets, flyers, posters (unless authorized), flags, banners…
8. Sprays and markers: perfume, spray deodorants, paint bombs, markers…
9. Personal transport: bicycles*, scooters*, hoverboards*, skateboards, motorcycle helmets, bike pumps…
10. Large bags and umbrellas: bags exceeding H50cm x L30cm x P25cm, suitcases, umbrellas with pointed tips…

*Non-cloakroom items

Allowed items:

1. Disposable cameras, Polaroids
2. Phone chargers, portable speakers, smartphones
3. Bottles, water bottles, thermoses, camel-bags (empty, all sizes and materials, except glass)
4. Sunscreen and collapsible umbrellas (except pointed umbrellas)
5. Handbags, tote bags, small backpacks, pouches, banana bags, diaper bags
   

Only guide dogs or medical assistance dogs are allowed at the festival.

We Love Green aims to be a fully accessible festival for everyone, allowing all to enjoy music and social content.

• Reduced price for AAH (Disability Benefits) and CMI (Mobility Inclusion Card) holders
• Dedicated Handi-Welcome area with trained volunteers supporting festival-goers with disabilities

Trained and supervised volunteers by specialized cultural accessibility associations.

For more information, contact: accessibilite@welovegreen.fr

Information materials in Easy-to-Read French (FALC) – Available here

• Accessibility platforms at the three main stages (Prairie, Clairière, Canopée), accessible with a bracelet collected at the Handi-Welcome area
• Adapted dry toilets
• Lowered counters at all bars
• Free reserved parking for those with limited mobility (CMI holders, subject to availability)
• Shuttles for easier transport between the PSH entrance/PMR parking and the festival site
• Universal accessible paths for easier movement on-site
  

For more information, contact: accessibilite@welovegreen.fr

Information materials in Easy-to-Read French (FALC) – Available here

• Hearing loop on the festival’s main stage
  

For more information, contact: accessibilite@welovegreen.fr

Information materials in Easy-to-Read French (FALC) – Available here

• Guide dogs are welcome at the festival

For more information, contact: accessibilite@welovegreen.fr

Information materials in Easy-to-Read French (FALC) – Available here

We Love Green takes place in the heart of a wooded urban park. Concerned about the balance of the Bois’ biodiversity, our teams pay particular attention to the festival’s impacts (limiting noise & light pollution with bans). A biodiversity study on the impacts of the festival is underway, and the results of the first year have been published and are available here!

We need your help:
In order not to pollute the ground and limit the need to restore the park, the rule is: zero cigarette butts and waste on the ground.

Smokers, please dispose of your cigarette butts in the dedicated garbage cans or in your pocket ashtrays (available at the festival info point).

We Love Green has an enhanced waste sorting and recycling policy:

• Volunteer Green Brigade to help you with proper waste sorting
• Clearly marked waste bins throughout the festival site

We need your help!
Properly sorting your waste helps save precious time and improve recycling. In 2024, 78% of the festival’s waste was recycled.

Bring your own reusable bottle to help reduce water consumption!