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DLDK Chile 2026

2 May 2026 · Espacio Riesco

  • The standard minimum age for most Don't Let Daddy Know events around the world is 18 years and older. Please have a look at the event information of your country to see what the minimum age is.

  • The timetables for DLDK will be released on our social media channels a few days before the event takes place.

  • We do not have a specific dress code. We encourage you to bring your own flag to represent your country to be featured in the official #DLDK aftermovie.

  • If you lose something at our events we suggest you to contact us at info@dldk.com. Make sure to describe your lost items as detailed as possible.

  • You are allowed to bring a digital camera or a GoPro camera; professional equipment is not allowed. However, if you want to bring a professional camera to the event you must obtain press accreditation, please click here for further information. It is not allowed to bring a selfie stick or tripods to the event.

  • Yes, please fill in this form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

  • Our photographer takes hundreds of pictures of which eventually only a small selection will be shared online. It is possible that your picture did not make the cut.

  • Stay up to date with the latest tracks of DLDK. Follow our playlist on Spotify.

  • Yes, some DLDK events work with an ambassador program. If so, we will mention this in the event information on our website.

  • Our official #DLDK merchandise is on sale during the event. If you cannot make it to the event, you can also buy our merchandise online via www.dldkwebshop.com.

  • If you need to take medication due to health problems or other reasons, you need to be in possession of a valid medical certificate or doctor's statement.

  • DLDK has a zero-tolerance policy in every country. This means no soft- and hard drugs are allowed. If drugs are found on or with you, you may be handed over to the police.