Festival-goers, please behave responsibly!
For the HOP POP HOP Festival, Orléans Gestion is partnering to manage festival-goer traffic.
I'm driving to the festival
- Orléans Gestion makes parking easier for festivalgoers by offering a special, attractive rate of €3 per evening at the Hôtel de Ville and Cathédrale parking lots for anyone who purchases a “1-day” or “2-day” festival pass.
- "1-entry" evening tickets for €3 are on sale now at the Parking Information Desk (27 Rue Charles Sanglier), or on-site and at the Festival Box Office on September 11 and 12.
I ride my bike to the Festival
- It's the ultimate eco-friendly mode of transportation for reducing the environmental impact of my trips.
- A free BIKE PARKING AREA, located near the Campo Santo, will be available for festivalgoers on September 11 and 12.
- Generally speaking, for short trips, walking, biking, or using public transportation are the best options!
I'll behave myself!
- Roads and parking lots are shared spaces, which means we all need to follow safety rules.
- When I get back to my car or my bike, I don't just do whatever: I take a breathalyzer test if I've been drinking.
- I follow the traffic rules that apply in parking lots as well as on public roads.
- I don't talk on the phone or text while driving!
Every driver can reduce the environmental impact of their trips by practicing eco-driving and adopting behaviors that are less harmful to the environment:
- I share my car through carpooling.
- I’m going with the TROT’N’ROLL system to get there as a group! Available directly through the HOP POP HOP festival ticket office. Whether by car, on foot, or by bike—for the planet, for safety, or just for the fun of it—you can suggest your own rides or simply browse the available options.
- I'm saying goodbye to air conditioning, which is responsible for the increase in annual greenhouse gas emissions and can lead to excessive fuel consumption
- I drive smoothly and without stress, which helps me reduce my fuel consumption and preserve my vehicle's engine and tires.
- Out of respect for others and the environment, I do not litter on public streets and use the trash cans provided for that purpose in parking lots and near pedestrian entrances.
In all circumstances, I am courteous toward other drivers and parking attendants, who are there to help us and save us time!
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Christine PLASSON
Festival-goers, please behave responsibly!
Christine PLASSON