Thirty checks across six areas. Work through them before you go and the things most likely to end a day early are already handled.
This is general preparation guidance, not medical advice. If someone becomes confused, faints, stops sweating in heat, or does not recover quickly in shade with water, find festival medical staff immediately rather than waiting to see whether it improves. Every large event has medical teams and using them early is always the right call.
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Work through the checks and a readiness reading appears here.
Heat and Body
Seven things that decide whether you finish the weekend. Read them once before you go rather than looking them up when someone is already in trouble.
The line that matters most. Heat exhaustion is recoverable with shade, rest, fluids and cooling. If a person becomes confused, stops sweating, has hot dry skin, faints, or does not improve quickly, that is a different and far more serious condition and it needs festival medical staff immediately. Do not wait and do not move them far unaided.
Crowd Safety
How to read density, why the edge matters more than the exit, and what to do if movement stops being your own.
If Something Happens
Eight situations with a first step rather than a general principle. Read these before you need them, because nobody reads well under pressure.
My Plan
The details that matter when a phone dies. Fill these in, export it, and keep a paper copy in a pocket.
Write the essentials on paper as well as in this tool. A phone that has died at eleven at night is the exact moment you need your accommodation address and one emergency number, and it is the exact moment you cannot reach them on the phone.