FAQs

General Questions

1. What is Carnival in Bermuda?

Carnival in Bermuda is an annual celebration that blends the island’s vibrant culture with the energy of a Caribbean-style carnival. Held over a dynamic weekend in June, the event features a mix of high-energy parties, live entertainment, and the signature Revel de Road parade, where masqueraders dance through the streets in stunning costumes.

It’s more than just a festival — it’s an immersive experience that brings together locals and visitors for an unforgettable celebration of music, movement, and culture against Bermuda’s stunning island backdrop.

2. When is Carnival in Bermuda 2026?

Carnival in Bermuda 2026 takes place from June 10th – 15th, 2026, with various events leading up to the big road experience.

3. Do I need to register for Carnival events?

Yes, tickets are required for most events. Additionally, if you’d like to participate in the road experience, you must register with a mas band and purchase a costume.

Tickets and Registration

4. Where can I buy tickets for events?

Tickets can be purchased through our official website under the Events & Tickets section or through authorized ticketing platforms. Be sure to follow us on social media for announcements and special offers.

5. Can I buy tickets on the day of the event?

Some events may allow on-site ticket purchases if space permits, but we recommend purchasing your tickets early to guarantee entry.

6. Are tickets refundable?

Ticket terms vary per event. Please review each event promoter’s ticketing policy before making your purchase.

Mas Bands and Costumes

7. How do I join a mas band?

Visit the Mas Bands section on our website to view participating bands. Each band will have details on registration, costume designs, and pricing.

Travel and Accommodation

8. How do I get to Bermuda?

Bermuda is easily accessible by air, with direct flights from major cities like New York, Miami, Toronto, and London. Visit the Plan Your Trip page for more travel tips.

9. Where should I stay during Carnival?

We recommend staying in or near the city of Hamilton for easy access to Carnival events. Visit the Plan Your Trip page for recommended accommodations and group rates.

10. Do I need a visa to visit Bermuda?

Visitors from certain countries may require a visa. Check Bermuda’s official immigration website for specific requirements or contact your local consulate.
All visitors must complete Bermuda’s Digital Arrival Card before traveling. This quick and easy online form ensures a smooth entry process.

Event Logistics

11. Are there age restrictions for events?

Most Carnival events are 18+ or 21+, but family-friendly activities may also be available. Check event details for age restrictions.

12. What is the dress code for Carnival events?

Each event has its own vibe! Some are casual, while others may encourage themed or festive attire—check each event’s description for more details.

13. How can I stay updated on event changes?

Follow Carnival in Bermuda on social media or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates on event times, venues, and announcements.

Health and Safety

14. Is Carnival in Bermuda safe?

Yes, safety is our top priority. Events are carefully planned with security and crowd management measures in place.

15. What COVID-19 protocols are in place?

We adhere to Bermuda’s government health guidelines. Any updates regarding protocols will be communicated in advance of the event.

16: Are there medical teams at Carnival events?

Medical teams are present at all major Carnival in Bermuda events (JAM J’Ouvert, Revel De Road, and other signature experiences) to assist in case of emergencies.

Sponsorship and Volunteering

17: How can my business become a sponsor of Carnival in Bermuda?

We offer various sponsorship opportunities for brands looking to be part of the Carnival experience.
Contact us at info@carnivalinbermuda.com for more information.

18. Can I volunteer at Carnival?

Absolutely! Volunteers are a vital part of Carnival’s success. Stay tuned for announcements on volunteer opportunities.