"Only warriors survive here" this is the perfect phrase to describe ozora. every year i attend i always prepare as if i'm going to war. not everyone survives ozora, spiritually & physically it breaks you down. the sun is extremely intense. stay hydrated out there

This was my first time at the festival, which is a shame since I live in Budapest! It was the experience of a lifetime, and I loved seeing so many of you come from abroad to enjoy good music and the company of like-minded people. Thanks for the video! See you next year :)

It was my 2nd time at Ozora, the first time i really enjoyed everything it had to offer. The atmhospere is just amazing, everybody is incredibly nice and you can always have a good time. Shoutout to "The Ozorian Prophet". I loved the friday 30 July version with the frontpage "Dear Ozorians, old and new friends!". I get excited everytime i read it and it reminds me of the mentality we share when we participate in the festival. See you guys in 2027

You have really nice and friendly way to speak to people and good questions! It was happy to teleport back to Ozora for a while :) Thank you! <3

Tommy & Amy's interview was just perfect. I love them both and Amy's feedback on the hungarian drug laws are spot on. We need safe drug testing areas at these festivals, we can't keep dancing around the reality of huge festivals. When people feel safe, they have a better time during their journeys.

in 2026 it was my first time at Ozora! and it was ABSOLUTELY amazing😍 Solar Fields, Shpongle, Merkaba, Tristan, Astral Projection. i will go to Ozora at 2027!

First time and whole 10 nights. I couldn't enjoy lot of the time because the trash, the food coming from everywhere in the world and the self destructive behavior of so many visitors caught my attention. I often cleaned whole floors like Pumpui or Dome to even feel comfortable enough to start dancing there. Lots of my things got stolen, too. In the end I was sure first and last time. On Facebook but one Ozora veteran said, that if people with a more old dchool psy family attitude left, the festival will just even become worse. So now, I am reconsidering...

love from arizona. always been wanting to go to ozora since its creation! {thank heavens for radiozora}

I survived FullMoon in Germany 2003, can´t be that bad - oh wait, i´m almost double that age i was back then

The cars and big vehicles on the campsite and festival ground are a huge addition to the dust pollution. I remember walking to my camp behind cars that were blowing hot co2 and dust in my face and honking when you don’t walk fast enough. Respect the people who come sustainable without car!!

I stayed 9 nights and it was one of the most incredible experiences of my life😊

Very nice video!
I has been my 7th Ozora this year🌞.
One thing that made me very sad, is that I learned that the OZORA STAFF that work in the cafeteria etc ARE NOT ALLOWED TO GO ON THE FESTIVAL GROUNDS other than their working space!!! Not even for one day.
I talked to a very sweet worker there and she said she would love to but for her, it's way to expensive like for many other Hungarians (no, they don't even get a ticket discount).
This made me so damn sad, because it doesn't fit the vibe at all and I really want more people to know that!
I also felt very ashamed of the obviously poor people with bad teeth that collected the trash that partying people left behind... trying to find valuable stuff in the trash...
In my first Ozora's, it was completely normal, that people on the dancefloor collected trash together, someone started, other joined.
This year, no one joined when I collected trash.
What happened?
Still, Ozora itself is a magical festival and I loved it, is was a very healing experience for me once again.
But experiencing this gave it a bitter taste for me.

27:40 the guy in the back killed me hahaha

Personally I thought the food pricing at the canteen/restaurant was good. Try coming to England for Download or Glastonbury, then you'll really have something to complain about

Greetings from Hungary! Great video, hope to meet with U next year 👏👋❤

Everybody likes king Simon Posford

16:30 Feels nearly like Fate. Great video.

It was a pleasure.. cant wait for next time ❤

So for everyone traveling to Ozora Festival for the first time: It’s really important to have one or two scarves or bandanas to protect yourself from the sun—if you keep them wet, you’ll be good to go. By the way, you can also buy scarves right on-site, so you don't even need to bring them from home! You can refill your water bottles at any tap, as it's the exact same drinking water everywhere. Naturally, it’s ridiculously dusty, but wet scarves help a lot with that, too. You just have to look out for yourself, listen to your body, and come a little prepared—then surviving the seven days even in extreme heat is totally doable. I mean, I was there this year with my two kids and they survived just fine; I can't even remember them complaining once.

What is really important, though: If you have anything that bothers you, any suggestions for improvement, objections, or anything you noticed that could be improved, the Ozora team is truly open to feedback of all kinds—whether positive or negative. Even if they probably can't implement everything, they are genuinely grateful if you send them an email afterwards. So definitely do that, write to them!

I would take sun and dust over rain and mud. Just returned from a large bass festival in Ohio (Lost Lands) and the weather was so chaotic and the rain made the grounds muddy. People started calling it Swamp Lands or Mud Lands 😆. We also had to postpone the music/activities several times because lightening.

Loving your interviews, and the Welsh guy, spot on....