Kew Gardens Tickets

Gates Entrance and exit for all general ticket holders is via Victoria Gate or Jodrell Gate on Kew Road (A307). Please note that there is no public entrance or exit via Elizabeth Gate. Disabled guests plus an additional carer may enter the concert site from 15min before general public access, via Victoria or Jodrell on Kew Road.

Underground District Line to Kew Gardens (for Victoria Gate) or Richmond Station (for Victoria Gate) Trains Kew Gardens (London Overground) and Kew Bridge (SWT) and Richmond (SWT) Buses 65 and 391 Cyclists Bike park racks are available at Victoria and Jodrell Gates. Please note owners leave bikes at their own risk. Parking Information will be sent out with the tickets and available on the website from 30th April

Public transport is strongly encouraged on event evenings as parking in the area is very limited.

For Accessible Tickets and Information, please copy and paste the link below https://www.kewthemusic.org/accessibility

No seating is provided so do bring your own picnic rugs or folding chairs. Please see the website for more details. Do note that there are some areas where chairs are not permitted as these obstruct the views of others. Please show consideration to your fellow picnickers at all times! For safety reasons, all naked flames (i.e. barbecues, candles, flares and lanterns), picnic tables, gazebos and tents are not allowed. As this is an open-air concert please dress accordingly and out of courtesy to fellow concert-goers please refrain from using umbrellas. Please also note that videos and recording devices of any sort are not permitted (but cameras are permitted). Please leave quietly at the end of the concert out of consideration to our neighbours, and place all litter in the bins provided on the way out. We strongly encourage guests to recycle their glass, cans and card at each concert using the recycling facilities provided. Please look out for our recycling team in the green vests, who will be happy to assist you. Queuing As guests often arrive early, if you have difficulties standing, we recommend you bring a folding chair. Special Effects Strobe lighting may feature in concerts. Please contact 020 8332 6555 for further information on the concert you are attending.

There will be lighting sequences created within the lighting design that will have some flashing lights contained within them, however, these will not be strobe lighting. We have worked to guidelines on photosensitive epilepsy and will adhere to the industry standard of synchronising effects and locking the sequences to ensure that lights do not operate at more than 5 flashes per second.