Bramham Park Tickets

By Car: Car Parking is free. Enter via the Red Gate. Drivers will not be able to drop off passengers on the approach roads or gates. FROM A1 COMING FROM THE SOUTH The route to the festival will be signposted from Junction 35 northbound FROM M1 COMING FROM THE SOUTH The route to the festival will be signposted from Junction 32 northbound FROM M62 COMING FROM THE EAST The route to the festival will be signed from junction 33 westbound FROM M62 COMING FROM THE WEST The route to the festival will be signed from junction 29 eastbound FROM A1/ A1(M) COMING FROM THE NORTH The route to the festival will be signed from junction 46 southbound.

Parking is separate to the campsites in adjacent fields but you can access all campsites from the car parks. Car parking is included in the price of a ticket. Car parks will open as per the campsite opening hours (opening times tbc). Cars parked illegally outside of the car parks will be removed.

By Coach Big Green Coach offer return transport. By Train Leeds Station. A shuttle bus service runs from close to Leeds Station to the festival site. By Bus For local bus information see www.wymetro.com. Local bus timetables are subject to while Leeds Festival takes place due to increased traffic.

Pre-paid ticket collections on site are from the Box Offices situated close to the Red Gate entrance for those arriving by car and from the Yellow Gate entrance for those arriving by shuttle bus/public transport. Box Office will be open from 9am on Wednesday 24th August

The collection point will be open from Wednesday to Sunday. Customers must take along the credit card as I.D. as they will be asked to sign for the tickets and the signature checked against the card. Letters of authorisation and photocopies of the card will not be accepted.

Open air location with disabled access. Wheelchair viewing facilities. Disabled toilets on-site. Registered disabled persons must be accompanied by a carer. For more information please call 0207 009 3490

Alcohol Under 18’s will not be able to bring, buy or consume alcohol on site. The bars will ask for ID for anyone who looks under 21. An optional Over 18 wristband will be available free of charge from inside the site for over 18’s who look under 21 but do not wish to carry proof of age around with them. We have a Challenge 21 Policy on site and as from October 2013 the following are accepted as ID on site for the bars and cigarettes – 1. A passport 2. An EU photocard driving licence 3. A proof of age card bearing a PASS hologram 4. A Ministry of Defence identity card 5. A National Identity card issued by an EU member state. If you don’t have any of these, or don’t want to lose valuable documents on site, we suggest that you apply for a PASS approved ID, some of which are free to get. Go to – http://www.pass-scheme.org.uk/for-young-people/national-card-suppliers/ Please bring ID if you are lucky enough to look under 21 years old and remember that legally there is no automatic right to be served alcohol. Service is always at the discretion of the licensee for whatever reason he or she decides, and the licensee is under no obligation to explain the reason. Day Ticket Entry Day ticket holders should be aware that some of the main arenas are tented and have limited capacities. Tickets holders should allow ample time to enter and find the arena their favourite acts are playing to arrive early enough to ensure the tents are not already full. Day tickets are not valid for entry before 8am or after midnight on the day stated on the ticket. Lost or stolen Tickets We do not offer duplicates or replacements for lost or stolen tickets under any circumstances. We do not accept printed confirmation e-mails as proof of purchase. Although customers will be asked at the entry gates to show they are in possession of a valid ticket (and the tickets checked for validity) customers should only surrender their full ticket to the staff inside the wristband exchange tents. The ticket will be exchanged for a wristband which then allows re-entry to the festival site for the weekend. There is no re-entry to the festival site or entry to the arena with a ticket. Ticket refunds or returns Tickets are non-transferable. We do not take returns and cannot change a ticket if a customer has booked incorrectly. No refunds other than on cancellation, substantial alteration or by special exception determined by the promoter. In the case of cancellation, substantial alteration or by special exception refunds should be obtained from the point of purchase no later than three months from the last day of the event. A minimum of the face value of the ticket will be refunded. Refunds of booking fees per ticket are subject to the Terms and Conditions of the point of sale. Onsite Facilities Bars, Cash Points, First Aid and Paramedics, Food and Non Food stalls, Information Tent, Property Storage, Lockers including phone recharging facilities, Merchandise, Showers, Welfare Tent, Fun Fair, Eviction Policy As well as for inappropriate/anti-social behaviour, anyone seen on site without a valid wristband will be ejected. There is a formal eviction policy for festival goers that are seen displaying, or inciting, inappropriate, offensive or illegal activity. If evicted customers will not be permitted back to your tent to collect your belongings. Instead, you will be offered a phone call to a friend on site who will have to pack your stuff down and take it home for you. Those evicted will not be readmitted to the event and tickets will not be refunded. Water There are free drinking water points throughout the campsites and arena in most cases next to the toilet blocks. They are all signed as suitable for drinking and the supply is tested daily. Seating Leeds Festival is an open air non seated event Running Orders We do not release the line-up times in advance. Programmes & line-ups will be available to purchase on site and displayed in the information tents daily. Any changes to the running order are passed on to the Information Tents and should also be posted on the large information boards situated throughout the site. Weather Policy There is no refund or exchange available; the event will go ahead regardless of rain etc. Please dress for the prevailing weather conditions. Bring sunscreen and wellies. Cameras Cameras are normally permitted for personal use. Cameras with telephoto lenses will not be allowed through the arena entrance. Professional cameras and video/audio equipment are strictly prohibited. Live video/audio recordings made without the permission of the artiste/promoter are prohibited. Information Line For any questions that you cannot find the answer to please call the Festival Republic Information Line on 020 7009 3001

Children aged 12 and under are free and do not need to purchase a ticket but must be accompanied by a ticket holding adult. Those aged 13 -15 must purchase a full priced Weekend or Day ticket and can only enter the campsites (weekend ticket holders only) and arena accompanied by a ticket holding adult. Those aged 16 or over on the day of arrival at the festival do not need to be accompanied by an adult.

The campsite opens at 08:00 on Thursday 25th August until the morning of Monday 29th August. Early Entry Permits – only valid when presented in conjunction with a Weekend ticket. Allow access to campsites from 6pm Wednesday 24th August for people who want to set up camp early. Camping is only available to Weekend ticket holders. Day ticket holders found in the campsite will be asked to leave. The campsite will have full facilities including: Showers, Water Points, Toilets and Power Points. There is a Family Camping area within the campsite - please see Stewards. Please note that that this year you will need to purchase a Campervan Ticket if you plan to camp in a sleep-in vehicle of any description. A Campervan Ticket gives access to space in the Campervan/Caravan field. We recommend that you purchase a Campervan ticket if you are bringing a trailer tent. As cars are not allowed to enter the camping area, it will be difficult to separate your car and trailer. The car and trailer can stay together in the Campervan area. All vehicles WITHOUT a Campervan ticket will be parked in the car parking areas of the campsite, and you will not be allowed to camp in your vehicle. The pitching of tents with campervans is discouraged for safety reasons, however if your family group is too large to fit into your campervan or caravan, you may pitch one tent immediately beside the vehicle, as long as it fits into a 4m x 4m space. On-site food and drink outlets available. This is an outdoor event please bring appropriate clothing inclunding sun hats, waterproof clothing. Also bring sun screen and lotions. Facilities on-site include: Cashpoint located in the Rivermead Complex Telephone located in the Rivermead building. First Aid points. Information tent. Funfair