Transport Fever 3 Campaign Mission 4: Biggest Festival Ever Guide
Run the Bethel festival with stage materials, food, sanitation, passenger service, storm supplies, and the missing instruments.
Transport Fever 3 campaign mission 4, Biggest Festival Ever, takes you to a 1969 festival in Bethel. The challenge is keeping several services working at once: the stage needs materials, the crowd needs supplies and transport, and the site produces waste. A line that was useful for the opening task can become road congestion later.
The steps below follow a documented campaign run with objective screenshots. Read the objective panel in your game before committing to a quantity or route, especially if you are playing a later version.
What counts as success?
| Target | Requirement shown in the documented run |
|---|---|
| Complete the mission | Start the concert with at least 500 attendees. |
| Next star | Reach 750 attendees. |
| Three stars | Reach 1,000 attendees. |
| Special award | Find the missing instruments. |
Attendance is the final measure, but it cannot grow smoothly if food, medicine, toilets, or access fall behind. Build the services that the current task requests, then check whether the festival is receiving their output.
Start with the stage
The walkthrough shows an opening delivery of 200 wood to the stage site. Connect the lumber source to the construction site with a cargo line that can carry wood. Let the first vehicle arrive and confirm that the counter moves before buying a larger fleet.
After the stage is built, review that temporary line. Vehicles serving a finished one-time task may be more useful on the next delivery or removed to reduce traffic. Keeping them circulating through the festival can crowd the roads needed by later services.
Keep the camp supplied and clean
Food and pharmaceuticals become important as the campground expands. When a delivery stalls, find where it is waiting. A vehicle queue at a shared terminal needs a different fix from an empty producer or an incorrect cargo stop.
| Service | What to check | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Food and medicine | Source production, correct vehicle, unloading access | The campground cannot rely on a line that is only drawn on the map. |
| Toilets and sewage | A working line from the toilets to the sewage plant | The documented objective tracks 30 wastewater moved. |
| Passenger access | Vehicles actually bringing people to the site | An early passenger service helps attendance rise before the final target appears. |
| Road network | Whether several freight and passenger lines queue at one crossing | A second crossing helps only when it gives busy routes a useful alternative. |
Keep the sewage line running once it begins to work. Placing toilets alone does not move the waste. If trucks pile up, inspect platforms and route paths before adding more vehicles to the same queue.
Handle the optional and temporary tasks
The special award asks you to find three instruments around the festival grounds. In the documented run, the guitar is among the tents, the electric piano is left of the stage, and the bass is at the end of the long path. This is a search task; it does not require another transport line.
A storm later creates a 240-blanket delivery in the documented run. Connect the textile supply to the festival, watch the delivery counter, then reassign vehicles dedicated only to blankets after the task is complete. This keeps the limited road space available for the services that must continue.
Near the end, the final headliner arrives by helicopter. Follow the mission's landing-point objective rather than looking for another road route through the mud.
Reach the attendance target
Start passenger transport while you are still completing supplies and sanitation. Waiting until attendance is already close to 1,000 can leave a long final period in which the site has all its goods but too few people arriving. Once the core lines are stable, watch which counter is holding progress back: attendees, a missing delivery, or a temporary mission event.
| If progress stops | Inspect first |
|---|---|
| Wood counter does not move | Cargo stop connection and a wood-capable vehicle. |
| Food or medicine sits at a terminal | Loading platform, destination connection, and the line's route. |
| Wastewater stays at zero | Pickup at the toilets and delivery to the sewage plant. |
| Attendance grows slowly | Whether passenger vehicles actually arrive at the festival. |
| Roads gridlock | Shared crossings and obsolete one-time cargo lines. |
FAQ
How many attendees do I need for three stars in Transport Fever 3 campaign mission 4? The documented run lists 1,000; 500 completes the concert and 750 reaches the next star.
Where are the missing instruments? Search among the tents, left of the stage, and at the end of the long path. The exact visible positions are shown in the linked walkthrough's screenshots.
Should I buy more trucks when a festival delivery is slow? Check whether the existing trucks are queued at a terminal or crossing first. More vehicles on the same blocked route may make the delay worse.
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