Blues Festival FAQ
Bar & Food Information
This is a licensed event so you are not allowed to bring in your own alcohol.
This can be purchased from our bar on site.
Your bags may be searched on entry and any alcohol will be removed.
You can bring in small unopened snacks and sealed water bottles. Other soft drinks and food is not permitted.
There is a wide selection of food traders on site who all take card and cash payment.
Baby food and milk is permitted to be brought into the site.
Are Dogs Allowed
Only guide dogs are permitted on site.
Entry Information
Entry will be open from 12noon to 9pm on the 28 th March. Please note that last entry to the festival will be at 9pm
On entry you will be issued with a wristband which permits you to leave and re-enter the festival until 9pm
You are permitted to bring collapsible camping chairs on site, however these are not permitted infront of the stage area.
Buggys are permitted.
Disabled Information
There is limited disabled parking area on site for the festival. Please follow the appropriate signage.
There is also a disabled viewing area in front of the stage and disabled toilet facilities.
Please bear in mind this is an outdoors event and ground conditions can be challenging depending on the weather.
Holders of plus one cards will gain free entry for one adult along with one paying adult on provision of the card.
Parking Facilities
We do not provide specific parking for the festival. We are however located in the City Centre with lots of parking located nearby and excellent travel links.
Ticket Information
Any pre purchased tickets must be printed or downloaded and available for scanning at the entry gate.
Any unsold tickets will be available for purchase on the gate.
Under 12’s tickets are discounted; ID may be requested for your discounted ticket holder.
Under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult, no under 18’s without an adult present will be permitted entry.
Maximum of 2 under 18’s to one adult.