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Frequently asked questions

Passes

  • Can I buy general admission passes for the Festival?

    All general admission passes have been sold. 

    Passes can only be purchased directly on our official website. BEWARE OF RESALE SITES!

    The FEQ is not responsible for purchases made on other websites.

  • Are there day passes on sale?

    No. The FEQ concept is one pass that is good for all shows in general admission.

    The only option to buy a ticket for one night is in Le Jardin Air Canada Air Canada zone.

  • Is my place guaranteed at all shows in general admission?

    No. The capacity of our sites ranges between 7 500 people and 90 000, this is why the FEQ cannot guarantee acces to all shows.

    It is advised to come early to the shows you want to see.

    To ensure safety on all sites, the FEIQ keeps the right to take appropriate decision, such as limit access on sites.

    Bell signature Zone, le Jardin Air Canada, Gold and Silver Front-Stage Zone owners, have a guaranteed access to all shows on Bell stage of plains of Abraham. This privilege does not apply to other sites.

  • Are there VIP passes on sale?

    No, VIP passes are not on sale. Passes in our exclusive zones are still available: Gold and Silver Front Stage Zones cards and Bell Signature Zone cards and le Jardin.

  • What is your stance on resale?

    FEQ wants the Festival to remain accessible to all music fans. In addition to encourage festival-goers to share their passes, the Festival takes several measures to prevent resale. To learn more, visit our page in that regard.

  • Can I share my pass?

    Yes, you can. The pass is not personal so you can share it with friends and family.   

    FEQ has always been committed to being an affordable Festival, with a general admission pass for all music lovers. It’s part of FEQ’s mission to encourage sharing.

Lineup

  • Who's on the 2025 FEQ lineup?

    The lineup for the FEQ 2025 is available now!

  • When is the next FEQ edition?

    July 3 to 13, 2025.

  • Where are the outdoors stages located?

    The FEQ presents shows on five outdoor stages:

    • Bell Stage on the Plains of Abraham.
    • Loto-Québec Stage at Place George-V (side-to-side stages).
    • Sirius XM Stage at Place George-V (side-to-side stages).
    • Hydro-Québec Stage, Place de l'Assemblée-Nationale (free access).
    • Crave Stage, Place D'Youville (free access).

    Check the site map to see the location of the stages.

Handy tips

  • How can I get to the FEQ?

    There are different possibilities for you to come to the Festival. Check our page!

  • What can I bring at the Festival?

    The full list of permitted and prohibited items for the FEQ 2025 will be available soon.

  • Can I buy food and drinks on site?

    Yes. Drinks are sold on all Festival sites and there are concession stands on the Plains of Abraham. You'll find a picnic area, bars and food trucks at Cœur du FEQ located at Place de l’Assemblée-Nationale.

    Because all the sites are located in the heart of the city, there are also many restaurants nearby.

  • Are there toilets on site?

    Yes. There are several toilets on all sites.

  • Where can I fill my water bottle on the sites?

    Supply points are accessible on the Plains of Abraham, Place George-V, at Parc de la Francophonie and at Place de l'Assemblée-Nationale. 

    Note that each fountain comes with 5 faucets.

  • Are there accessible viewing zones for persons with limited mobility?

    Yes, zones are available for each of our stages. However, reservations are necessary, and the general admission pass is mandatory, including for accompanying individuals. Please refer to the procedure for more information.

  • Can I buy FEQ merch?

    Yes, the Boutique FEQ is back this year with a new product line. The 2024 collection is now available online!

  • Can children come to the festival?

    Yes! The FEQ welcomes families at all its sites; however, certain rules may apply.

    PASSES

    • Children aged 0 to 10 do not need a wristband to attend shows in general admission areas.
    • Limit of 2 children per adult.
    • Children aged 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
    • For the Gold and Silver front-stage zones, Bell Signature Zone, and other VIP sections, appropriate access passes are required for everyone, regardless of age.

    EXCEPTION

    The pass will be mandatory for everyone on July 11 (Slayer, Mastodon and Sandveiss) on the Plains of Abraham.

    STROLLERS

    • Only umbrella strollers are now accepted on our sites for evening shows.
    • Recommended size: 40.6 cm W x 69.8 cm D x 90.2 cm H (16 in x 27.5 in x 35.5 in).
    • Large strollers, cargo models, and wagons are PROHIBITED.
    • For the Série Jeunesse shows presented by le Lait on saturday and sunday mornings at Place de l’Assemblée-Nationale, all types of strollers are accepted.

    ADVICE

    • Carefully evaluate the evening before deciding whether to bring children.
    • For more comfort and easier movement with a stroller at the Plains of Abraham site, use the paved area at the top of the hill, near the Citadel.
    • Bring hearing protection.
    • Avoid the mosh-pits in front of the stage.
  • Are strollers accepted at the FEQ?

    Only umbrella strollers are accepted on the sites for evening shows. 

    Accepted dimensions : 40.6 cm W x 69.8 cm D x 90.2 cm H (16 in x 27.5 in x 35.5 in)

    Exception - Série Jeunesse presented by le Lait

    Other types of strollers are allowed for shows presented on Saturdays and Sundays in the morning at Place de l'Assemblée-Nationale.

  • Does the FEQ have a mobile app?

    The FEQ mobile app will be available soon. Subscribe to our newsletter to be notified when it’s ready for download.

  • Are animals allowed on sites?

    No. All animals are forbidden on sites, except for service dogs with proof.

  • Is it allowed to smoke on sites?

    It is allowed to smoke cigarettes and vape on outdoor sites. Except on terraces, such as La Terrasse FEQ, Bell Signature Zone, corporates boxes, reduced mobility zone and le Jardin Air Canada.    

    It is prohibited to smoke cannabis on sites. If a festivalgoer is caught with drugs, it will be seized by the SQ. Despite the legislation, the city of Québec does not allow to smoke drugs in public places, this is why we cannot counter these prohibitions.

  • Are there checkrooms onsite?

    Yes. Several checkrooms are available to leave any items not allowed on the sites.

    Exceptions : weapons, alcohol, drugs and drug-related items, animals, fireworks and firecrackers.

    Bags will be searched before being accepted at the checkroom.

  • Are chairs allowed on festival sites?

    No, portable or folding chairs (camping chairs) and cushions with metal frames are not allowed on the sites.

    However, seat pads with backrests without frames or with plastic frames are allowed on all our outdoor sites.

  • Do the shows still go on if it rains?

    Yes. A show could only be cancelled during a thunderstorm or if the safety of the people onsite is in danger. Ponchos are sold for $5 at the bars and checkrooms.

  • Quels modes de paiement sont acceptés au FEQ?

    Food concessions and bars : Cash, credit card, or debit card payments are accepted

    Mobile vendors and open-air bars : Only cash is accepted

  • Where can I find tourist information?
  • Is the program available in print format?

    Yes. The program flyer is available starting in June at Québec City area tourist information desks, in Média Plus display stands present in most local hotels, Affiche-tout display stands, restaurants, coffee shops and bars.

  • Are there ATMs on site?

    Yes. There are three Desjardins ATMs on the Plains of Abraham site. Several ATMs are also located near the Festival sites.

  • What should I do if I find something on one of the Festival sites?

    Lost items can be brought and retrieved at the Festival d'été de Québec reception located at 683 St-Joseph Est, Office 150, Quebec City (Quebec) G1K 3C1.

    Unclaimed items such as umbrellas or water bottles will be kept for 30 days, and valuables (keys, phones, etc.) for 90 days.