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About EXIT festival:
Voted best European Festival in 2007
Exit festival (The State of Exit) is an annual music
festival located in the beautiful town of Novi Sad, Serbia.
This awesome event now draws over 150,000 people from across
Europe, who share the same vision for peace, love and great
music. The settings of Exit festival, is truly spectacular.
Resting high & majestically above the river Danube, is the
historical Petrovaradin Fortress, where for 4 days (this
year 10-13 JULY 2008) it plays host to over 18 arenas, some
of which hold over 30,000 people. All genres are represented
and attract the biggest international bands & DJs from
across the world. Previous acts to have graced the EXIT
fest, are: Scissor Sisters, Fatboy Slim, Billy Idol, Franz
Ferdinand, Dave Clark, Jeff Mills, 4 Hero, Asian Dub
Foundation, Erick Morillo, Pet Shop boys, Cuban Brothers,
Roni Size, Pete Tong, Cypress Hill as well as Brand New
Heavies, Goldfrapp, The Wailers, Slayer, Underworld, Ian
Brown, Apocalyptica, Garbage, The White Stripes, The
Cardigans, The Cult, Dizzee Rascal & so on…….hearing, seeing
and experiencing this festival will be one of the best
things you can possibly do in 2007.
So what are you waiting for? Use the useful links we have
setup. These web links provide a wide source of information,
everything from: the myspace EXIT fest site and how to get
to Novi Sad, Serbia or Exit Festival, recommended flights
for the Exit festival, camping and tickets. Here at Vamos
Travel, we are providing the all important transportation
link between the airports and Novi Sad. Book transfers to
Exit festival, it’s the best way for getting to Novi Sad and
the music festival itself. |
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Hotels in Novi Sad
Car Rental:
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Private apartments &
houses
Bus Transfers to Exit festival
Hostels & back packing
About Novi Sad
EXIT on myspace
Tickets for Exit Festival
2008
Camping Passes for Exit
festival
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Exit
festival
transfers | Getting to Novi
Sad
Private coach transfers & mini bus transportation to Exit
festival from Budapest, Belgrade, Balaton, Zagreb & other
international airports are all possible.....don't worry! You'll
be able to reach this fantastic 4 day musical affair.
About Trains from Budapest, Hungry:
The most common question we receive is.....would you recommend
taking a train from Budapest or Balaton. In our opinion.....if
you get first carriage tickets, its not too bad! But even then,
you might find UK revellers cramming into your own pre-paid
space.
Overall, this is your holiday, so I would avoid the cattle trains and relax in comfort straight to the
Exit festival by taking a private taxi, bus or car rental. After 4
days of hard partying, you’ll praise your good sense, to have
boycotted the public buses and trains and to have organized your
Exit festival transfers.
Why risk the extra hassle of getting to
the Exit festival, when there is a direct service being offered.
We know, as we speak from experience.
Car
Rental:
It's easy from Budapest and Belgrade. Why no hire a car....its
not as expensive as you think. Obviously petrol is alot cheaper
in comparison to the UK. Also, remember.....EXIT Festival
is a night time festival. So if you have a car, you can explore
the daytimes.....drive to Belgrade the capital or enjoy the
Serbian countryside.
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Your
enquiries:
If you
have a specific question, about bus Transfer services for EXIT
Festival, use the main online enquiry form. Any questions about
EXIT festival - we recommend you also use the provided links or
use the main enquiry form - We are not dealing with requests by phone, due to the
volume of demand.
Questions about coaches to Exit Festival 08, camping passes,
cheap flights to Budapest, direct flights to Belgrade, car
rental for Exit Festival, hotels in Novi Sad or Hostels - please
use the online enquiry form.
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What do the artists think about
EXIT FEST?
“Serbia, we had no idea what to expect and it was an amazing
show, the crowd was fantastic and we can't wait to come back.”
(Scissor Sisters)
“An absolutely amazing festival both in terms of the crowds that
came and the people behind the scenes. The setting was amazing
with the sun coming up and the sound system was intense (as
opposed to in tents which would normally be the case at a
festival but I digress), I was so happy that I could finally be
a part of this and would like to thank everyone that came
along.”
(Dave Clarke)
"Exit was in a
extraordinary setting with so much diversity in one place…. the
enthusiasm and energy with which we were greeted, was a humbling
and emotional experience"
(Karl / Underworld )
“Exit Festival was great, amazing night, played from 3am till
6.30 when the sun came up and to see so many people in a moat
was something else."
(Carl Cox)
What does the Press say about The
State of EXIT?
The Observer: Voted Exit – best music festival:
Click to read the full article
Exit, founded in 2000 as a student protest against President
Milosevic, has a stronger rationale than most when it comes to
the partying-with-a-conscience element. Last year, when Fatboy
Slim headlined, with back-up from the White Stripes and Carl
Cox, 150,000 revellers took in everything from extreme sports to
extremely avant garde cinema. Beer is cheap (as are tickets),
the backdrop - the medieval fortress of Novi Sad - is unique and
the climate cheerfully Mediterranean. As Annie Mac of Radio 1
put it: 'The setting is spectacular, the line-up massive and the
people completely inspiring. It's a truly special festival.'
Mixmag:
“Any clubber worth their dancing shoes should make getting into
Exit top of their 2007 OTo Do¹ list. Getting asked to play here
was the dogs Balkans.” (Nick Stevenson)
NME:
….the Exit Festival, commandeering a breathtaking fortress high
up on a hill overlooking the River Danube for four hot sticky
days, with beer going for 65p a pint….the crowds continue to
dance on through the wee small hours until the sun rises over
the balustrades and the people of Serbia stagger off back out
into their evolving country with smiles on their faces as
priceless as the beer.
(Leonie Cooper)
BBC:
Festival-goers will party until sunrise at the fortress on the
River Danube in an ancient fortress on the banks of the river
Danube…More than 150,000 people from all over Europe will
converge on Novi Sad's Petrovaradin fortress to spend four days,
starting from 6 July, enjoying some of the biggest acts from the
world of rock, pop and electronic music…..(Neil Arun)
Dance
Front door:
With Glastonbury not happening this year, Serbia's Exit Festival
looks set to take it's crown and show that the Balkans are where
it's at. Due to take place on the 6th – 9th July, Exit has
always attracted the finest international talent and is a
festival experience that is hard to beat. The event takes place
in the historic Petrovaradin Fortress, built high on the banks
of the River Danube, offering stunning views over the city of
Novi Sad. The Fortress site houses 18 performance arenas
including the Main Stage and Dance Stage. There's an extreme
sports arena, a technology zone, an NGO zone, an open air
Cinema, and hot air ballooning.
Radio 1:
"wow - exit - what a festival! great energy, great understanding
of the music and a great place. very impressed." (Giles
Peterson) |
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Transport to Novi Sad and the Exit
Festival
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