Phone charging for festivals and outdoor music events

Festival guests spend hours away from any power, and cashless payments mean the phone has to last all day. Photos, videos, and meeting up with friends in a crowd drain it faster.

The critical moment is departure. A guest whose phone dies at the gate cannot book a ride or find their group.

Place stations where guests pause but do not block a walkway: near food and drink areas, rest zones, or the main entrance. A station beside a queue needs its own space, clear of the line.

Power, weather protection, and a safe, lit position at night all belong in the site review. The venue guide covers the basics.

Guests leave by different routes at night than they arrived by during the day. Put a station along the main exit so returns happen on the way out, and make sure it stays reachable and lit until the site clears.

Your crew never hands out chargers or takes payment. They just need to point to the station and know the price: $2 for each 30 minutes, capped at $12 per 24-hour day, paid in the Juiceboxx app.

At a multi-day festival, guests return day after day, so a station can become part of their routine. At a single-day event, the rush is concentrated into a few hours. We plan the number of stations and their positions around your format and expected crowd.

Outdoor stations need cover from rain and direct sun, a stable surface, and reliable power. Plan the station's spot alongside your vendor and stage power, not as an afterthought. We will walk the site plan with you to find a safe position.

Each station has a screen that can carry approved messages during the festival. Organizers often offer that space to sponsors as part of a package. Wording is agreed with the organizer and venue before it runs. The event advertising guide explains how sponsors use it.

Send your dates, expected attendance, site map, and power availability. Hosting is free: Juiceboxx supplies and installs the equipment. The event venues guide covers more on event placements.