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The ride-home board.

By Sunday the tent is packed and the way home is open — the moment when someone needs a lift most. A poster with a QR code catches exactly that moment.

How it works

Three steps, no account needed.

You put up the poster

Exit, campsite, toilet door, food queue — anywhere people stand or wait. One A2 on the main path plus a few A4s around is plenty.

Guests scan the QR

The code leads to your board page. Every ride home from the grounds is listed there — readable without a login, without an app.

They message each other directly

Drivers add their route and free seats. Riders get in touch and arrange things by messenger. No request loop, no waiting.

Your board

That's where the QR leads.

The page is already live and fills up by itself: open rides home from ride2rave are listed automatically.

Pick your festival in the guide above, then the posters appear here with your QR code.

Poster templates

Ready to print.

Four motifs in two tones — cheeky for rave and underground, warm for family, folk and spiritual. The QR is already set to your festival. The posters themselves are German.

Pick your festival in the guide above, then the posters appear here with your QR code.

From experience

What helps when putting them up.

Only put them up from Saturday. Before that nobody thinks about the way home and the poster turns into wallpaper.
People scan where they wait: inside of the toilet door, food queue, shuttle stop. The exit is usually too late.
One laminated A2, or one in a clear sleeve, survives rain and lasts until next year.
Mix the motifs. Four identical posters get ignored, four different ones get read.