Beach, Please is quickly becoming one of the most popular music festivals in the country, despite its first edition taking place in 2022.
It focuses on urban music, mainly hip hop and trap and it’s a hit among the younger crowds. In 2025, the festival will take place between 9 – 13 July, in the Costinesti resort in Romania.
It takes place one weekend after the Neversea festival in Constanta, so if you plan it well, you can at both, as Costinesti is just a short, 40-minute train or bus ride from Constanta.
This article has all the news and information you need about the festival, and I am updating it constantly as new info pops up. Latest update: April 25 with new headliners.
Beach, Please Festival Line-up in 2025
Taking a similar approach to last year, the organizers are slow-dripping the list of artists to perform this year. So far, these are the big names announced for Beach Please 2025:
- 21 Savage (NEW)
- Young Thug
- Ken Carson
- Lil Tecca
- 6IX9INE
- Yeat
- Lil Baby
- NLE Choppa
- Peso Pluma
- Denzel Curry
- Lazer Dim 700 (New)
- Ferg (New)
- Swae Kee (New)
- Lil Pump (New)
- Lil Tjay (New)
- Nav (New)
At least 5 headliners are still expected to be announced prior to the music festival’s start date.
Also, just like last year, we should expect to see most of the important names in the trap and hip hop scene in Romania, from veterans like La Familia and CTC (Deliric, Doc, Vlad Dobrescu) to Macanache, Satra Benz and newer popular acts like Ian, Rava, Erika Isac, MGL, and much more.
Beach, Please: Festival Map
Check out the Beach Please map below – click the image to enlarge it if you can’t read everything. Image via the official Facebook page of the festival.
NOTE: This is from the previous edition, until the new and updated festival map is published. It will, most likely, be very similar though, so still helpful imho.
Beach Please 2025: Tickets & Attendance information
The sooner you grab your ticket for the festival, the cheaper it will be. The organizers usually spike up the prices a bit with every new major artist announcement, so it’s a great idea to purchase your tickets early.
You can get your ticket for the festival on this page on the official website here. Here are the current prices (double check, as they can increase):
- General Access — 5 Days Pass: 185 EUR
- General Access Plus — 5 Days Pass: 215 EUR
- GOLDEN CIRCLE ACCESS — 5 DAYS PASS: 300 EUR
- VIP — 5 Days Pass: 300 EUR
There are plenty of options available, including various upgrades and Artist Village access, as well as Camping options for those who want to be nearby, so check out the official website to find the best one for you and your group.
Official website of the festival: Click here. Make sure to also follow the festival on Instagram and Facebook for live updates.
IMPORTANT: Children aged 14 and above can attend Beach, Please but ONLY if a parent or legal guardian is accompanying them.
If you’re aged 15-18, a legal guardian – like one of your parents – must also sign an affidavit. You will need to have this document printed on a piece of paper to present it when checking in, but if you are between 15-18, the parent or legal guardian does NOT have to be present.
To prove your age, you will need both a festival ticket, as long as a valid legal document (ID card, passport, or driver’s license) – both in original, not copies.
NOTE: If you want to explore more Romanian festivals, I recommend checking out my article listing the best ones this year.
How to Get to Beach, Please Festival This Year
The festival will take place in the Costinesti resort in Romania, some 30 kilometers away from Constanta (marked on Google Maps here).
The organizers of the Beach Please festival have already announced buses that will connect the major nearby cities (Constanta and Mangalia) as well as resorts to Costinesti:
- Mangalia
- Saturn
- Venus
- Cap Aurora
- Neptun
- Olimp
- Costinești
- Eforie Sud
- Eforie Nord
- Constanța
No exact schedules have been published – but they will be closer to the start day of the festival. You will be able to purchase the bus tickets directly from the driver.
If you want to reach the festival area from Bucharest, you can take a train (check out the schedules here) or a bus (options here).
The Beach Please Festival 2025 is looking really exciting at the moment. It’s becoming one of the most important festivals in Romania and I am sure it won’t be long before it will start bringing in more of an international crowd, like the Untold fest does.
If you have any other questions about the festival – or if you have additional information, don’t hesitate to comment below!
Having lived in Romania for over 4 decades, I am here to tell you everything about this beautiful country. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Journalism, I love traveling and I’ve been writing about Romania since 2013. Currently living in Constanta.