SECURE YOUR EARLY BIRD TICKET
We aim to make the Festival accessible by keeping admission prices affordable to as many people as is viable to our business operation. For a limited time only we will be making available online “early bird” adult only tickets at the discounted cost of £5 per day plus booking fee of 42p.
STANDARD ON-SITE TICKET PRICES
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Q. What time does the Festival start and finish?
A. Sat 7th June & Sun 8th June the gates open at 11.30am and the last band will finish at 9pm
Q. How much is admission to the event?
A. Please see the link on our website for admission prices
Q. Are there age restrictions for admittance to the event?
A. No. It is a family friendly event but children aged 15 yrs and under must be accompanied by a responsible adult
Q. Can I bring alcohol to the Festival?
A. No.
Q. Can I bring glass bottles or cans onto the site?
A. No. The Festival is strictly glass and can free. All drinks sold onsite will be served in plastic containers
Q. Are BBQs allowed?
A. Strictly Not
Q. What is the ‘leave and re-entry’ policy?
A. Hands will be stamped on entry to the site so can be checked on re-entry if you choose to leave the site. Please note re-entry is not guaranteed and is subject to the site capacity crowd levels at the time. If you choose to leave and choose to re-enter the event you may have to join a queue and be liable for a further security check
Q. Will there be a cash machine onsite?
A. No
Q. Can Bank Cards be used onsite?
A. Bank Cards can be used to pay admission fees. Some stalls have bank card facilities others don’t so best bring cash aswell.
Q. Will there be any First Aid facilities available?
A. Yes, if you require assistance please contact a Steward or Medical personnel.
Q. Are there toilet facilities onsite?
A. Yes including an accessible toilet for wheelchair users . All toilets will be regularly cleaned throughout the event
Q. Is the festival wheelchair/pushchair accessible?
A. Yes but be aware that the Festival site is a grass field which might prove difficult for some people.
Q. Is there a facility where I can feed my baby and change a nappy?
A. Yes. There is a specially allocated marquee
Q. Is car parking available?
A. No. Car parking in the area is extremely limited so people are strongly advised to arrive at the festival on foot and/or by public transport
Q. Can bikes be brought onsite?
A. Yes but they must be left and made secure in the designated area close to the entrance gate. They are left at the owner’s own risk
Q. Can I bring my dog to the festival?
A. Well behaved dogs are welcome but must be kept on leads at all times
Q. Is food and drink available for purchase onsite?
A. Yes. There is a wide range of food and drink available including vegan options
Q. Is there anything going on locally after the Festival finishes?
A. Waterloo and Crosby has a vast range of bars, pubs and restaurants – some with live music. It is going to be busy so you would be advised to make a reservation for a table in your preferred restaurant.
Q. What happens to the money raised at the festival?
A. The Festival is organised by Waterloo Sunrise CIC a ‘not for profit’ limited company. After all costs have been met and an allocation made to begin funding the event for the following year any surplus money will be shared equally between two local charities Friends of Crosby Beach and Rimrose Valley Friends