Can I bring my own alcohol?
Due to licensing restrictions, you are not permitted to bring alcohol into the arena. There is a wide range of premium alcoholic (and non-alcoholic) drinks available for purchase from our bars.
Can I bring soft drinks/water with me?
You are allowed to bring soft drinks/water with you (of not more than 500ml per bottle), as long as these are unopened/sealed when you arrive. Anything considered open will be confiscated on the gate. Camel packs (or similar) are not permitted. Please note there will be free water points inside the arena so you can refill any empty water bottle throughout the day.
What items can I NOT bring with me?
Alcohol is not permitted to be brought into the site.
Please do not bring in sharp objects (including picnic cutlery), glass items or anything that may be considered an offensive weapon. All guests will be subject to a brief search on entry as part of our security policy.
Can I bring a barbecue?
Due to safety concerns, barbecues of any type are prohibited anywhere on the festival site.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs are not permitted anywhere on the festival site, with the exception of guide dogs.
Can I bring my own picnic table/chairs?
We’ve got great news – You are welcome to bring your own food picnic to the event.
Please do not bring any glass items such as salsa jars or sharp cutlery such as bread knives or skewers.
You are welcome to bring your own camping style chair to the event for you to sit on. We ask that you only set up your chairs in the designated areas and do not obstruct walkways or access areas. Chairs are not permitted in the area between the sound desk and the front of the stage – This is standing and dancing room only. Security may ask you to move your chairs to the perimeter should there be an issu
Can I bring a gazebo/small tent?
Small tents (up to a height of 1m) are permitted into the main arena, however, security may ask you to move them to the perimiter of the arena if they are causing any obstruction. Gazeebo’s and larger tents are not permitted on site.
