Common Curiosities & Frequently Asked Questions

Tickets

Revival is focused on celebrating the year round efforts of community building. To help further build this mission, we are offering immediate ticket discounts for everyone who commits to a 3 hour volunteer shift. Read more about the volunteer incentives and program here .

  • Entry to Revival covers access to all workshops, events, music, and activities. This includes your camping space, and vehicle entry. The only things not covered by your entry, are food and water- you are expected to bring enough of both to support yourself for a 4 day camping trip. Some food vendors may, but are not guaranteed to be onsite.

  • Yes, please review our ticket Terms and Conditions.

  • Our technology will allow for smartphone ticket scanning, but data reception can be patchy out in the field. It is a good idea to take a screen shot of your ticket so it will be stored on your phone in your images. This will mean you will not require internet to access your ticket at the gate. You can also print your ticket.

  • Early Bird Tickets, for those who would like to sign up early for a volunteer shift, are available now through our Volunteer page, for $115. Main Sale tickets with a 3-hour volunteer shift will be $140. Early bird tickets for non-volunteers will be $150, Main Sale tickets will be $175 prior to the event and $200 at the gate. and additional ticketing information can be found here.

  • To sell your ticket, the name on the ticket will need to be changed. The process is as follows:

    Email hello@ourrevival.org . Make sure you CC (include) the person who is buying your ticket. In the email, let us know the details of your ticket (email address, name, etc), and the details of the person who you are selling the ticket(s) to.

    We will update the ticket and send it to the new email address.

    This process will ensure safe ticket transfer.

  • Yes, you can purchase a ticket at the gate. Gate tickets will be $175

  • Children 12 and under are free! Teens 13-17 are $100.

  • Yes. Day tickets will be released in June and are for one day use of your choosing.

  • Revival tickets are managed by our own ticketing platform and Eventbrite. They are delivered electronically in an email in the form of an QR code (please check your spam). When you buy a ticket you will receive an email. It is a good idea to take a screen shot of the QR code so it will be stored on your phone in your images. This will mean you will not require internet to access your ticket QR code at the gate.

  • Reach out to us at hello@ourrevival.org for any additional questions.

General

  • Gates open at 8 am on Thursday June 27th 2024

    We will finish on Sunday at 10 AM.

    All attendees are required to pack–up and leave the site by 8PM Sunday, with the exception of those volunteers who are assisting in the event strike and tear down.

    If you will be staying at the park after Monday, you will need to book this directly through Weber County Parks and Recreation.

  • Attendees are expected to bring enough food and water (1 gallon per person per day) for themselves for all 4 days of Revival. However there may be food vendors will be there for anyone who may have left a meal behind, or finds themselves wanting a snack.

  • No. You may see a few dogs on site this year, however after multiple incidents over the past ewi years we are no longer allowing the general public to bring their pets with them to Revival. Only Support Staff who are on site for 6+ days (during set up, the event and tear down) and have been pre-approved by the BOD may have their pets on site and leashed at all times. Service Animals but must have been formally trained in their service. Red more about this change on or blog here

  • 10 PM! Gate volunteers will be greeting participants for entry and ticket sales from 8 AM - 10 PM Thursday through Saturday. Weber Country closes its entry gates to North Fork Park closes its gates at 10 pm. Tired Spike One way exits stay open for those who may need to leave during the parks closed hours.

  • Yes, you may bring what ever libations you need for your weekend. However, we strive to be an event 100% free from drug and alcohol abuse. Please review our Drug and Alcohol Abuse policy.

  • We will not have any alcohol vendors. We trust that whoever is drawn to Revival knows that it is a soulful gathering and not a place of alcohol abuse. Please respect this space and drink responsibly—zero tolerance for abusive drinking.

CAMPING, PARKING, & ACCESSIBLITY

  • Yes, car camping and campers are permitted.

  • Participants are invited to park inside their camp area. There will be additional overflow parking for those not parking over night.

  • The outside rim is a paved road, which makes any exterior camp sights easily accessible. However, the terrain is sloped and grassy, some areas may be difficult to navigate. Please let the gate know upon arrival if you need assistance in locating a campsite.

  • No, this year we will not be requiring parking passes.

  • No thank you! We have designated sound stages across the site to keep you entertained. When these turn off for the night, our silent disco will go till 3 am. Feel free to bring small blue tooth speakers or instruments to jam with around the fire (if the weber fire ban is lifted) or with people in your campsite, but also be respectful of noise in the camping area, there will be a lot of families at Revival.

  • Absolutely, plan with your friends who will be arriving first and establish your site. While we are in the mountains, there will be no shade trees directly over the common camping area. Everyone is encouraged in bringing their own shade set up.

  • Only pre-approved volunteers and event organizers are permitted to remain on the premises after 5:00 pm on Sunday evening.

  • Yes! Early entry access is available for select volunteers, Theme Camps, and for those who may have accessibility requests (upon approval)

  • While we hope to accommodate fire spinning in the future, we currently do not have a Fire Liason, and until such time as we do ,we will only be permitting pre-approved fire performances.

For the First Time Revival Goers

  • No. There will not be any public trash disposal services. We believe in curating a strong “Pack it In, Pack it Out,” awareness to festival goers. Everything you bring with you, you are expected to take home. This means following the 7 principles of the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics organization.

  • As an all ages event, everyone is invited to attend to celebrate the Summer Solstice with us! Revival serves as a gathering that introduces curious souls to new communities, resources and adventure!

  • Simply showing up is always enough! But visit our participate page for more hands on ways you can get involved with Revival. If theres anything you don’t see, feel free to contact us directly to talk about more ways to engage!

  • Open camping spaces are available for all participants, and will be indicated on our gathering map (released in June with the schedule) If you have a group of people that are interested in camping together and offering an interactive element to your neighbors, consider registering as a Theme or Culture camp!

  • Yes! There will be 8 indoor plumbing facilities available as well as additional portable restrooms and hand-washing stations dispersed through out the grounds.

  • In addition to our workshops and Keynote speakers Revival organizers will have a variety of activities such as crafts, games, guided foraging nature walks, guided yoga sessions, and more to explore. All geared towards strengthening a sense of community and revitalizing your higher self. Check out our archives to get a glimpse at what to expect!

  • Everything you would need for a camping trip in the mountains with friends! Food, water, shelter and any additional power you may need for 4 days and 3 nights.

    Beyond that many attendees bring outfits and costumes to wander around in that allow them to express them selves. Others bring things to share with people they meet, a game to play together, food and drinks, or event handmade trinkets to commemorate the festival with.

    If you plan to hang out after dark, with neighbors or at the camp fire, bringing lights and decor for your camp, to easily navigate back home, is always helpful!

  • Everyone is free to make well informed decisions for themselves. If you have never attended a festival or Revival before, we recommend attending by yourself this year, to best prepare for a full family experience next year.

Packing List at a Glance

  • Identification

    Printed ticket QR code (or screenshot) - in case of connectivity issues

    Minor Registration Forms (for each child/teen - see FAQs)

    Cash/credit cards for vendors or tickets purchases at the gate

    Any prescribed/OTC medications you regularly take

    Basic first aid kit: tums, aspirin, bandaids etc. (medical will be on site for emergent needs)

  • Tent

    Tent stakes

    Mallet/hammer

    Additional shade/popup/rain cover with stakes/weights

    Sleeping bag and/or warm blankets (prepare for lows in the 40’s)

    Inflatable mattress/sleeping pad/mat

    Table

    Chairs

    String lights/tent lights

    Rug/mat

    Fan

    Heater (please be conscious of ventilation needs/make use of CO detector)

    Propane firepit

    Propane tanks

  • Generally, enough food and water to sustain yourself through your entire stay (at least 1 gallon of water per person, per day) - We will have a small number of food vendors on-site for anyone who may have left a meal behind, or finds themselves wanting a snack.

    Extra water for dishwashing - remember to pack out greywater

    Trash bags (separate recycling bin)- [Link to leave no trace]

    Reusable water bottles/cups

    Beverages (electrolyte mixes, sparkling water, juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, etc)

    [link to alcohol guidelines]

    Cooler and ice to store food

    Stove and fuel, lighter/matches

    Meals components (sandwiches, burritos, soups, curries, pasta/noodles)

    Oil, seasonings, etc for cooking

    Snacks - reduce packaging for less to pack out! (Chips, nuts/seeds, fresh or dried fruit, veg and hummus, etc)

    Plates/bowls, eating utensils

    Cooking utensils, knife, cutting board, tin foil, prep containers, etc, for cooking

    Can opener/bottle opener

    Dish towels/napkins/cleaning items

All Ages

  • This year we are separating our camp grounds into 2 parts. The lowest field will be “quiet camping” which will have minimal noise after 10 PM (but not non-existent) and our top field, which will have active a more active active night life. We reccomend the lower field for families.

  • Using data from other local events, we anticipate 20-30 families with minors to attend, accounting for approximately 3% of our event population.

  • 12 and under are free, and teen tickets ages 13-17 are $100. If you have a large family with income restraints, you may consider applying for ticketing assistance. Please ensure to complete the Minor Registration Form, for each child.

  • Everyone is free to make well informed decisions for them selves. If you have never attended a festival or Revival before, we recommend attending by yourself this year, to best prepare for a full family experience next year.

  • No, minors must be accompanied by their guardian at all times during the event.

  • We will have several dedicated activities. The more parents that get involved with volunteering the more extensive our offerings become. If you are interested in helping with our kids activities email us at hello@ourrevival.org.

  • While some topics are considered to have adult themes and content, we will also have workshops and activities that are family oriented. Using the event guide will help you pick what events are best suited for your family to attend together.

  • We respect the parents and guardians that choose to responsibly introduce their families to new conventions from an early age.

    If you’re considering wither or not you would like to bring children to Revival, we have compiled the following websites as resources. Please note some of these site reference events with different policies than Revival.

    Kids: Things to Consider and Preparing for Festivals

    Five Benefits of Festivals for Children

  • Yes, from arts festivals like Burning Man and its regionals, to other transformational gatherings such as Lucidity !

    It is more common to have an all ages festival with designated family camping areas, than it is to have 21+ events.

  • Only as much as you allow it!

    Those in Family Camping are aware of the atmosphere they are entering and have prepared themselves, and their children, for their experience.

    You may easily experience Revival unaffected by these parents choices and parenting styles. Although , we have found having kids around to elevate the sense of community a Revival. Plus, If you’re finding yourself jealous of the kids activities you’re welcome to participate!

  • Ultimately, Revival is a community building event, and building community should’t come at the cost of needing to choose new experiences over family.

    Last year we saw an incredible number of adult family members camping together. We believe that adding the necessary supports to accommodate a kids activity program, will not take away from the other areas of our gathering.

    Finding support networks for our children is just as important as finding it for ourselves, especially in Utah.

    From single parents to atomic families to those hoping to educate and inspire from an early age, are all welcome at Revival.

    We are an inclusive event, that welcomes those who are searching for support in healing and growing.

    This includes those seeking empowered family dynamics.