Deputy Chief Minister of Goa, Manohar Ajgaonkar has approved one of the most popular music festivals in India, the Sunburn Electronic Dance Music (EDM) at Vagator this December.
Although the organisers have introduced a new set of rules and guidelines, and the number of participants will also be less as compared to the previous years.
Sunburn Goa 2020 Date
Asia’s most popular EDM festivals, Sunburn 2020 is scheduled to take place from December 27 to December 29. According to the official organisers of the event, only 20% of the venue capacity will be filled due to pandemic. Previous editions of the festival have seen attendance of over 300,000 fans.
Sunburn Festival’s official Twitter account announced the move on November 1 and added the protocols to be followed.
Presenting Sunburn Goa 2020 in a completely new avatar. A new beginning. Join us for great music & beautiful vibes at Vagator, Goa, on the 27th, 28th and 29th of Dec 2020.
Sunburn Goa 2020 Protocols – https://t.co/SEja01z29u#SunburnGoa2020 #TheShowMustGOAOn pic.twitter.com/Eh6UZhK1se— Sunburn Festival (@SunburnFestival) November 1, 2020
Sunburn Goa 2020 rules
- If you are willing to participate at the festival, you must note that the use of Aarogya Setu app is mandatory.
- The entry procedures will include a temperature check, sensitisation and security frisking.
- All attendees will have to wear face masks throughout the festival.
- The officials further stated that social distancing would be maintained at all times. In the general category, each row will have multiple sections of 50 persons each with markings for visitors to maintain social distance. Again, those in VIP sections, they will have their private and designated space.
- Entry will be permitted into the event as per the time slots selected only.
Sunburn Goa 2020 tickets
The Sunburn Goa tickets will go on sale from November 4, and this year only festival tickets will be available, not day-wise tickets, unlike the previous years. The VIP tickets would be made available in pods of 4, 6 and 8 and VVIP in pods of 8, 10, 12 and 15. COVID cases have reportedly reduced over the past few days.
