Mysteryland pilots ‘groundbreaking’ transport plan

Organisers of the Dutch electronic music gathering are aiming to significantly reduce the number of fans travelling to the festival by car

Mysteryland

The world’s longest-running dance festival Mysteryland has launched a “groundbreaking” mobility plan for this weekend’s edition, aimed at making sustainable travel options the norm.

The Dutch festival in Haarlemmermeer, close to Amsterdam, will welcome more than 250 artists from 22-24 August, including performances from Adriatique, Eric Prydz, Paul van Dyk, Benwal, Patrick Mason, Indira Paganotto, Hardwell and Oliver Heldens.

Currently, an average of 40% of visitors travel to Mysteryland by car, and the festival is bidding to significantly reduce…

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