The festival can be enjoyed beyond the riverside. The official site announces online live coverage and introduces Orange Play as an app for hearing the festival music from afar. Prepare official links, sound and network access early for a calmer viewing option.
Plan before you leave
Use only links published by the official festival website or official channels. Unofficial restreams can be delayed, interrupted or unsafe. Open the official stream 20–30 minutes before the show to test video, sound, login and the connection.
Install Orange Play and check audio output before the fireworks start. At home, test TV casting or speakers and choose one audio source to avoid echo. If children are watching, start with a moderate volume because the bursts can sound louder than expected.
What to do on site
At the festival, do not walk while watching a stream or operating the app. If using earphones, keep one ear free or keep volume low enough to hear safety instructions. Battery, data and awareness matter more than perfect sound in a dense crowd.
A live stream is also a sensible fallback when weather, health, crowding or family circumstances make travel difficult. If the feed pauses, check official notices and later replay information rather than following unfamiliar links.
Final check
Online viewing is a complete option, not a lesser one. Save the official channel and verify your device before peak traffic begins.
- Bookmark only official live-stream links
- Install and log into Orange Play early
- Test video, Wi-Fi, battery and audio
- Do not use screens while walking in crowds
- Use official updates if the stream is interrupted
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I verify on the day?
Rules, access routes, and crowd-control measures can change. Check the official festival notice immediately before departure.
Official sources
This guide summarizes official information available on September 1, 2026. Follow on-site staff and the latest official notice.