Prohibited Items

The following items will NOT be permitted in the campsite or festival arena:

Strictly no fires, fire-pits, barbecues or meth stoves: gas camping stoves only (in campsite) Personal stereos, speakers, glass of any kind, fireworks, sky lanterns of any kind, flares, and weapons of any kind (including pen knives). Generators, lasers, pyrotechnic devices. Drugs are not permitted at the event. No legal highs or illegal substances may be brought into the site, including nitrous oxide, drones, professional camera equipment, alcohol & food (into the main arena – snacks and drinks for kids fine). Animals of any kind unless pre-arranged certified guide dogs. Disposable vapes.

All indoor tents / stages are strictly non-smoking

.All other items that are brought into the car park or either campsite are left at your own risk.

PHOTOGRAPHY / VIDEOGRAPHY AT EVENTS

We have a team of photographers / videographers who have access to all areas of the festival site for the full duration of the festival. the content captured will be used to promote any of our events across social media, print media, marketing, press and online websites. If you do not wish to be captured at any of our events, please let a team member know.

Car Parking

We have updated our car parking tickets this year as a single entry ticket only. This means you can access the car park once with your car park pass. If you leave the festival car park and you drive back in, you will have to pay a re-entry fee of £3.50 each time. This is to help ease the flow of traffic on external roads and help protect roadways within the estate.

What kind of food can I expect to find?

We carefully handpick a selection of food stall to ensure a variety of tastes are covered. From the UK to Greece, from Italy to Thailand. They also provide some family favourites such as pizzas, pastas, burgers, and seafood. You can expect exotic, traditional, and far flung flavours for the more adventurous taste buds.

Can I bring my drone?

No, due to health and safety we can not permit the use of any personal drones during the festival. We have a licenced drone operator using a drone throughout the whole weekend.

Can I have a campfire?

Do you even have to ask? Sorry, no campfires allowed. Anywhere. Ever.

Lost ticket?

If you lose your ticket please search your email for this email address: greatestate@buytickets.at

If you still can’t find them you can view your tickets here: Manage My Tickets

You can also just take suitable ID to the box office and they will find you on our system.

General enquiry?

People are free to come and go from the festival site, providing wristbands are worn at all times.

Teens, aged 13-17 years old, must be accompanied by and adult over the age of 21 throughout the weekend. Any teens found without an appropriate aged adult will be escorted from the venue, their parents contacted and also escorted from the venue and their tickets will not be refunded.

No fires or BBQs are allowed in the campsite. Gas stoves are allowed.

No alcohol or food can be brought into the main festival site, you can of course bring some for personal consumption into the camping areas. There is no glass allowed at all.

Camping is only available as a weekend option.  If you have a 3 day weekend camping ticket, this allows you to camp Friday-Sunday, leaving the site at midday on Monday 7th June 2027. 3 day weekend non-camping ticket holders can access the site from Friday-Sunday, and must vacate the site when the festival closes each evening.  Individual day ticket holders, (e.g. Friday, Saturday or Sunday) have access to the festival site on the specified day only, and cannot camp overnight and must vacate the site when the festival closes each night. To upgrade to a camping ticket, you can purchase the camping upgrade on our ticket page or you can pay the difference in price on arrival at the box office. Ticket prices are cheaper if bought online in advance.

No dogs or other pets allowed at the festival. They cannot be in the camping area, or left within vehicles or campervans and motorhomes.

There are no charging points within the festival, so please bring a power bank to charge your mobile phones.

If you require a carers ticket, please see the accessibility pages here 

There are a number of food traders within the festival site who cater for different dietary requirements. There is also food available to buy at the campsite.

There are fresh drinking water points and toilets in each campsite, and showers in the main camping area with an option to upgrade to glam showers. There are further water points situated in the main festival arena. Stay hydrated people!

IMPORTANT! Tickets and booking fees are non-refundable under any circumstances. You are also more than welcome to sell your tickets on. We have partnered with Tixel this year where you can sell your tickets here Selling tickets anywhere other than Tixel  is strongly discouraged. Sell your tickets here

Can I bring my dog, pets or animal?

We are afraid not unless of course, you have a guide dog. If you have a guide dog, please contact our accessibility team with the relevant documentation and they can help you further. Email dale@quickpandaproductions.co.uk.

Dogs or any other animal are not permitted to be left in vehicles, campervans, motorhomes, caravans or tents.

What is the security situation?

There will be a vigilant security team operating within the festival, searching bags, checking vehicles and monitoring the site with CCTV. There is zero tolerance for antisocial behaviour and the use of any illegal substances.

If you see or hear anything, please let the nearest security person know about it. No glass is allowed on site, anywhere and will be confiscated if found.

Knives, including Swiss Army type knives are not allowed in the festival site.  A robust fencing and security entrance system will be in operation.