Mobile Passes and Festival Entry
Mobile ticket access keeps festival passes close to the planning tools attendees already use. Users can sign in to view their passes, accept a transfer, move an eligible ticket to a phone wallet, and return to the event guide without juggling separate paper records. This workflow is useful before entering Parc Jean-Drapeau or when coordinating passes with friends.
The account area sits alongside festival contacts, partner information, and the privacy policy, so practical support links remain easy to reach. Ticket availability and transfer options depend on the holder's Ticketmaster account and pass status, but the combined layout gives attendees one place to prepare admission and find help.
Personalized Schedules for Three Festival Days
The schedule brings performers, stages, and set times together across Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Attendees can browse the lineup, mark the artists they want to see, and turn those choices into a personal plan instead of repeatedly scanning the complete timetable. Grouping performances by time and stage also makes overlapping sets easier to spot before the festival day begins.
Artist discovery extends beyond names and times through profiles and a festival playlist, helping listeners sample unfamiliar acts before choosing a route. A saved plan is especially valuable for people moving between several stages, because it keeps priorities visible while leaving room for spontaneous sets and nearby activities.
Location Tools and Timely Show Updates
Festival navigation combines a site map with location-aware information for finding stages and nearby points of interest. This can reduce backtracking across the grounds and help attendees decide whether they have enough time to move between consecutive performances. Location access supports map positioning, while users can choose precise or approximate access through Android controls.
Notifications add a time-sensitive layer for lineup news, shows, and activities. Enabling alerts can help users remember upcoming artists or learn about festival changes without keeping the app open continuously. Location and notification access can be adjusted in Android settings, so attendees retain control over how these convenience features work during and after the event.
Festival News, Activities, and Merchandise
The home area is not limited to the three main festival days. It also points to year-round events, social channels, and other Osheaga activities, giving regular attendees a way to follow the broader music community between editions. News and announcement entries are useful for lineup changes, special programming, and practical updates that affect a planned visit.
A dedicated merchandise area presents festival apparel and accessories with product images and Canadian-dollar prices. The More menu keeps related destinations such as partners, account access, contact details, and the privacy policy grouped together. This mix suits users who want both a day-of festival guide and a convenient route to supporting information and branded items.
