FAQ
Welcome to LA! Each venue will have its own unique parking situation, so we recommend checking each venue website for any tips they might have. For an even easier time and less stress around parking - take a ride share!
Yes. You need tickets. For every show you want to go to, you’ll need an individual ticket. There are no festival passes that grant you access to every event. Making your own lanyard is strictly a fashion choice.
The ability to sell or exchange your tickets will vary from event to event. But if you find yourself unable to attend, you can take advantage of Ticketmaster’s Ticket Transfer feature. It’s a safe and simple way to send tickets to friends or family right from your Ticketmaster account. From your account, view your ticket order and tap the Transfer Tickets button to get started. Please note: some events may not have Ticket Transfer available. Check your ticket details in your Ticketmaster account for eligibility.
Everyone entering will need to go through a bag check, metal detectors and general security. Leave the nunchucks at home!
Just the basics. No shirt, no shoes, no comedy.
And if you’re attending one of the live recordings it’s best to avoid wearing loud colors, patterns, logo or hats. They don’t look as good on TV. Trust us. Also, these shows are very time sensitive so please arrive at least a half hour before the show time because your seat could be subject to change after the show has started.
The rules are unique to each venue, so please check their site, but in general:
YOU CAN BRING: Purses, Fanny packs, Clear backpacks
DO NOT BRING: Backpacks or large bags, Food / Drinks, Alcohol, Drugs, Animals, Weapons, Explosives, Glass Containers, Point and Shoot Cameras, Selfie Sticks (2010 wants their stick back)
Most shows will allow you to take your phone in the venue, but you must keep it off during performances. In general, you may not record or photograph any of the performances at any time. Failure to adhere may result in expulsion. Due to artist sensitivities, further measures may be taken to store your phone during certain performances.
There will also be the potential for a few shows that will require you to bag your phone during the performance, using Yondr. Those shows will be clearly marked.
If you lose something, please check in with the venue you think you lost it at and they will be able to check their lost & found. A list of venues can be found here.
It’s kind of rude to leave in the middle of an amazing show that you paid your hard earned cash for, but if something comes up, sure, you can go. Just try to be quiet when you do. ok?
For recorded performances, we kindly ask you to stay seated for the duration of the show, so please plan your trip to the restroom accordingly.
Please visit individual venue websites for ADA compliance.
We would call the experience 18+, but most of the experiences are developed for shows with a more mature audience. Some of the venues and experiences are a strict 21+ so please double check on the ticket page before you purchase.
Some shows are being recorded, some are not. We always recommend looking your best. Check each specific show page for more information.
Ticket and venue information for certain performances will be updated at a later date. Be sure to subscribe to our mailing list below for updates from Netflix is a Joke: The Festival.
Out of an abundance of caution, all attendees are required to comply with the Covid health and safety protocols outlined by each venue. Note that guidelines are subject to change as local, state, or federal guidance may evolve prior to the event.