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People might take drugs at festivals for various reasons, including to enhance the music experience, socialise, or escape. The festival environment, with its large crowds and celebratory atmosphere, can sometimes lead individuals to experiment or engage in risky behaviour. However, drug use carries significant health and legal risks, which police and festival organisers aim to mitigate.
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