No. You may not walk or take a bicycle into Camp Mokulēʻia – unless you have a glamping pass.

Everyone, except for glampers, must go to the festival’s OFFSITE parking lot and use the free shuttle service. The OFFSITE parking lot is located 0.5 mile from Camp Mokulēʻia across from Hawai‘i Polo Club. Click here for a Map and Pin location. Please see “Parking” FAQs below.

No. A Camping Pass is not required. Single-Day and Two-Day tickets are available to all. In other words, Sunshine Daydream Hawai’i is a daytime festival that is open to everyone. Most attendees will arrive in the afternoon and depart the same evening.

Yes. The offsite parking lot closes at 8pm on Saturday 9/21 and Sunday 9/22. Any vehicles remaining in the offsite parking lot after 8pm will be towed at the vehicle owner’s expense.

Yes. Any ticket holder may use the free shuttle service that runs between the offsite parking lot and the festival. 

If you are at the parking lot and have a ticket, you can use the shuttle to go to the festival. If you are at the festival, you can use the shuttle to go to the offsite parking lot. 

Multiple party buses with cold A/C and spirited music will do continuous laps between the parking lot and festival grounds from 11:30am until 7:30pm on Saturday and Sunday.

NOTE: the parking lot and venue are only 0.5 mile apart. It’s a very short ride.

Yes. Free drop-offs and pickups are permitted at the festival’s offsite parking lot located across from Hawai‘i Polo Club. Also, bicycles and motorcycles may park at the festival’s offsite parking lot for free. 

There will be no charge for: i) drop-offs / pickups at the offsite parking lot, ii) pedal bicycles or motorcycles parked at the offsite parking lot, or iii) use of the shuttle service by ticket holders.

Each vehicle may enter the parking lot with as many people in the vehicle as is permitted by law. For example, if you have a 7-passenger van, you may arrive with 7 people in the van, and you will be required to purchase only one parking pass for the vehicle.

No. Glamping pass purchasers receive ONE, free onsite parking pass. Guest Glampers (glampers who are guests of the person who purchased the glamping pass) receive free, offsite parking passes on a first to register basis while supplies last. All Guest Glampers who register now receive a free offsite parking pass. See Glamping FAQs for more information.

Yes. You *must* register all your guest campers with us in advance of their arrival at the festival *OR* register your guests with us when you check-in at the festival.

If your guest arrives without you and you have not registered your guest with us in advance, your guest will not be allowed to enter the property.

We highly recommend registering your guest campers with us BEFORE the festival to save you and all attendees time when checking-in.

Also, if you wait until the festival to register Guest Campers, we cannot guarantee them offsite parking.

To register a Guest Camper in advance of the festival, contact Annie at info @ rootsmusichawaii.com or (610) 704-6115 (Mobile) and provide the following for each guest:

First Name:
Last Name:
Email Address:
(Optional) Mobile #:

We will then contact your guest, confirm that he or she has been registered as a guest and let them know that he or she needs to present a two-day music festival pass upon arrival in order to check-in.

In addition, we will notify your guest that if your guest needs offsite parking, we will assign a free, offsite guest camper parking pass *after* your guest confirms possession of a two-day music festival pass.

All campers, including yourself, must have a two-day music festival pass in order to check-in, receive a parking pass and attend the festival.

Yes. All glampers (both Glamping Pass Holders and Guest Glampers) *must* purchase a two-day music festival pass, unless a glamper is 15 years old or younger.

Glampers (both Glamping Pass Holders and Guest Glampers) who are 16 years old or older will not be permitted to enter Camp Mokulēʻia unless each glamper has a glamping pass *and* two-day music festival ticket.

Keiki 15 years old and younger who are accompanied by a parent or guardian receive free admission into the music festival.

Glamping passes do *not* include tickets to the music festival.

To check in, print your tickets or display them on your phone at the appropriate check-in station noted below. If you cannot print or display your tickets, you must present a valid photo ID with the ticket buyer’s name.

• Friday, 9/20, at Camp Mokulēʻia: 4 PM – 8 PM
• Saturday, 9/21, at Camp Mokulēʻia: 9 AM – 11 AM
• Saturday, 9/21, at the festival’s OFFSITE PARKING LOT: 11:30 AM – 7 PM
• Sunday, 9/22, at Camp Mokulēʻia: 9 AM – 11 AM
• Sunday, 9/22, at the festival’s OFFSITE PARKING LOT: 11:30 AM – 7 PM

Map: Click here to view the location of venue and offsite parking lot.

NOTE: If you purchased a glamping pass, you must register all your guest campers with us before their arrival or when you check-in. If you are the guest of a person who purchased a glamping pass, you must arrive with that person or have that person register you with the festival in advance of your arrival. If an overnight guest arrives without a camping pass purchaser and has not been registered with us, the guest will not be allowed to enter the property.

Starting at 11am on both Saturday and Sunday:

• No vehicles will be allowed to enter Camp Mokulēʻia without a Glamper Parking pass.
• No individuals will be allowed to walk into Camp Mokulēʻia without Glamping wristband.

Yes. All glampers *must* pickup a Guest Glamper Parking Pass from the festival *and* display the parking pass on your dashboard. All vehicles parked in Glamper Parking area that do not display a Glamper Parking Pass will be towed at the vehicle owner’s expense.

Guest Glampers are glampers who are allocated a Guest Glamper pass from an individual who purchased a festival Glamping Pass. Each Glamping Pass is allowed a limited # of Guest Glampers. Each Guest Glamper pass assigned by the Glamping Pass Holder is deducted from the Glamping Pass Holder’s guest pass quota.

For example, Malia purchases a Tentalo Glamping Pass which has a maximum occupancy of four people. Malia then assigns one Guest Glamping Pass to Mihoko and one Guest Glamping Pass to Sally. Mihoko and Sally are both Guest Glampers, and Malia may assign one additional guest glamping pass.

REMINDER: *all* glampers *must* purchase a two-day, music festival ticket. Glampers without a two-day, music festival ticket will not be allowed into Camp Mokulēʻia.

All guest glampers *must* pickup a Guest Glamper Parking Pass from the festival *and* display the parking pass on your dashboard. All vehicles parked in the Guest Glamper area that do not display a Guest Glamper Parking Pass will be towed at the vehicle owner’s expense.

Guest Glampers who register with the festival now are guaranteed a free, offsite parking pass. To register, contact Annie at info @ rootsmusichawaii.com or (610) 704-6115 (Mobile) and provide your email address and mobile phone #. Annie will provide your offsite parking pass after she confirms that you satisfy Guest Glamper requirements (you must have a two-day music festival pass and be sponsored by a Glamping Pass holder).

The Guest Glamper parking area is located on the mauka (mountain) side of Farrington Highway directly across from Camp Mokulēʻia. Any vehicle parked in this area that does not display a Guest Glamper Parking Pass on the vehicle dashboard will be towed at vehicle owner’s expense.

Only Guest Glampers may receive and use a Guest Glamper Parking Pass.

MAP
(click to view location of venue and Offsite Parking Lot)