GENERAL ENQUIRIES
Yes – access is by ticket only. This will be swapped for a wristband on the gate. Everyone will need a ticket to enter the site. All children must be accompanied by an adult. All adults must be accompanied by a child!
Tickets for each day cost:
- £3 child (under 1yrs free) / £4 OTD
- £6 adult / £7 OTD
- £16 family tickets (2 adults + 2 children) / £20 OTD
- £5 disabled parent/guardian + 1 free carer’s ticket
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Adults must be accompanied by a child!
- Buy tickets online:
- Buy from your local library: buy your wristband direct from your local Hull library – visit Hull Libraries website to find the nearest library to you.
Go to your local library and they’ll help you.
- All libraries accept cash payments but not card.
- You can pay by cash OR card at the Gate on the day.
If you buy online, you’ll swap your printed ticket for a day wristband at the gate.
- You won’t be able to get into the site without a ticket, so keep it carefully and make sure you bring it.
- If you have tickets available on your mobile devices – via email or the eventbrite app – we’ll use the QR code to check you in.
Yes. Everyone will need a ticket to enter the site. All children must be accompanied by an adult. All adults must be accompanied by a child!
No – children under 1 year go free.
All libraries across the city – or download the brochure here >
Saturday 22 June and Sunday 23 June 2024 / 10am – 5pm
Gates open at 9.45am
It’s towards the end of the big field that stretches from the car park at the Holderness Road entrance. Near the football and rugby pitches.
There is car parking on the Woodford Leisure site at East Park.
NB: Blue Badge holders can access parking near the site, inside the park – please come to main gates on Holderness Road and show your badge to a festival steward.
All events and tents are level access and there are accessible toilets on site.
We have ear defenders, quiet spaces and BSL interpreters.
Please contact us if you would like to discuss any additional access needs.
Yes, there will be some food stands selling hot & cold drinks, ice cream, cakes and cookies, pizza and crepes.
Yes there’s a picnic area and seating for people who want to bring their own food.
No – the site is strictly an alcohol free zone.
Please check the weather forecast and bring wet weather clothing.
The event will go ahead as long as it is safe to do so.
There is limited shade on site, so bring your sunscreen and sunhats. We provide water for free, but ask you to bring a water bottle to reduce waste.
No, you will need to be responsible for your buggy during the festival. There will be space to leave it in the Big Top if you wish, and space outside other tents to park it.
You can – but we hope you’ll stay all day and enjoy lots of different activities.
Please note: you cannot leave your children unaccompanied on site
No unaccompanied children are allowed on site.
Lots! There is an under 5’s marquee – there’ll be a programme of music, storytelling, puppetry and play. Find out What’s On.
No – your ticket entitles you to go to any event you like, and many events are repeated through the day. Plan your visit and make sure you get there in good time if it’s something you don’t want to miss.
The site is fenced in and there are security stewards on site each day. Access is by ticket only for the weekend, with a maximum of 2000 each day. We are taking advice from the emergency services re security checks on entering the site.
Yes, you can get a free ticket for your carer.
No, sorry! The site has the same rules as a children’s play area – so no dogs!
We are committed to working towards creating a better and more environmentally friendly place to live. Hull Culture and Leisure is committed to actively managing energy consumption, maximising use of renewables and working with Hull City Council to maximise our energy efficiency. We will do this by:
- Promoting responsibility for the environment within the organisation and communicating and implementing the policy at all levels
- Reducing the use of energy, water and other resources
- Minimising waste through reduction, re-use and recycling methods
- Complying with all relevant environmental legislation and regulations
- Incorporating environmental factors into business decisions
- Identifying and providing appropriate training, advice and information for staff and encourage them to develop new ideas and initiatives to improve our environmental performance
- Improving energy efficiencies in operations and the use of vehicles, appliances, equipment and buildings
- Sourcing services and goods locally wherever possible
- Supporting fair trade products wherever possible
- Supporting the Hull Food Charter
- Improving operational efficiency to lower environmental impact
- Improving the green credentials of all facilities, pitches, green spaces and venues
- Act as an ambassador to champion environmental improvements
- Whenever possible seeking to use local companies, labour and materials to reduce the carbon footprint and environmental impact of any building or refurbishment work
