Truck prides itself on being an inclusive event, for all info regarding Access facilities, PA Tickets and applications please head to our Access page.
No, you are very welcome to come and go from the site each day if camping isn’t for you, but please plan ahead to allow for any event traffic.
Yes – parking passes can be purchased in advance or at the gate but at a higher price. Please head to our Ticket page to purchase.
Yes – anyone can leave and come back as they please, however, you can only bring alcohol into the campsites on your first entry. Re-entry with alcohol is not permitted. If you are planning on driving to and from the event each day please keep hold of your parking ticket to show as proof of purchase.
We only allow converted vehicles if they have living accommodation with fitted sleeping facilities and either fitted cooking or washing facilities.
Yes, you can purchase an electrical hook up for campervans or caravans. Please go here to purchase.
There are dedicated campsite management cabins within each campsite, please report anything you have lost or anything you find to them. If you notice you have lost something after the event, please email [email protected].
Our volunteering roles are great for gaining insight into working at festivals, working alongside organisers & ticketing companies and problem solving in a high-energy and fun environment.
Roles will be customer focussed, outdoors and busy, so we are looking for confident, hard-working, friendly and supportive people to join the team.
You will be required to work approximately 18 hours over the festival weekend – Thursday to Monday. In return for volunteering, you will get free access to the festival when off shift and free access to the campsite.
To volunteer you must be 18 or older when you arrive on site and have the right to work in the UK. See this Government guidance for more details
To join the team please register with Wicked Events who will be recruiting and looking after you on site this year.
In the interests of health and safety, only registered assistance dogs are allowed at the festival.
Chairs are very welcome in the campsites, however in the interests of health and safety, no chairs or tables will be permitted in the arena. Gazebos are not allowed.
They take up valuable tent space in the campsites. We’d also rather you didn’t put tape around your tent enclosures, please. It makes it harder for other people to get to their tents
Festival-goers will not be permitted to bring professional cameras to the festival. Standard compact cameras will be permitted for personal use, though festival-goers will not be able to bring in cameras with either interchangeable lenses or a lens longer than 6 inches.
Any camera with a removable lens, a zoom 3x or greater, or 10MP cameras will be deemed to be professional cameras and will not be permitted. Professional photographers and videographers must apply for press accreditation prior to the event.
The Family Campsite is an area allocated for families
Family tickets are needed for any adult wanting to gain access to the campsite
Any child with a ticket will automatically have access to the family campsite
Access and availability to family camping is limited (you will also need a specific wristband needed to gain entry)
Children 6-12: £10
Children 5 and under: £0
12 & Under
This ticket gives access to Family and General Camping, Glamping and Zodiac Field facilities, when accompanied by a full paying adult.
5 and Under
Free of charge, this gives access to Family and General Camping, Glamping and Zodiac Field facilities, when accompanied by a full paying adult.
See our Ticket Info page
No – Children 12 and under do not need upgrades purchasing for them, but must be accompanied by a full paying adult holding a Weekend Ticket with the relevant upgrade.
You can only purchase a children’s ticket with a valid adult ticket.
If you have already purchased an adult ticket and you need to add a childs ticket, please click here
No – Day tickets are not available however you are welcome to come and go as you please, the box office is open all weekend.
Tickets will be sent out around two weeks prior to the event to the lead booker’s email address. Please be sure to print your tickets out to prevent delays at the gate.
All tickets are now e-tickets and will be sent to the lead booker’s email address around two weeks prior to the event.
The ticket tiers are simply different prices and they do not get you any different access. The only tickets that get you upgraded access are the upgrade tickets.
If your plans have changed and you won’t be able to join us this Summer, you can list your tickets with our official resale partner, Tixel. Please don’t use any other ticketing reseller or social media as these tickets can’t be verified and may not be valid.
Yes – if you wish to purchase alcohol you will need to show valid proof of age. If you are 16 or over and looking to attend the event without an adult please check out all age restrictions and ID requirements on our Essential Info page.
Weekend tickets are for those aged 13 and above. Anyone who is under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times. For more info head to our Essential Info page.
No – no alcoholic drinks can be taken into the arena. Refillable water bottles are permitted and we have numerous water taps in the campsites and arena.
Alcohol brought to the festival must comply with event regulations, anyone aged 18 and over can bring in limited amounts and types of alcohol. You may be asked for proof of age. Strictly no glass is permitted.
Alcohol will only be permitted on first entry to the campsite. You will not be able to exit and re-enter with more alcohol.
Personal Alcohol cannot be brought into the Arena, it will be on sale at Festival Bars subject to ‘Challenge 25’ ID policy.
Quantity Per Person
Up to 24 cans of beer/lager/ cider or alcopops (a mixture is fine)
Or
1 Bottle of Spirit (70cl Max – must be decanted. NO GLASS)
Or
2 Bottles of Wine (75cl Max – must be decanted. NO GLASS)
Truck Festival reserve the right to confiscate any alcohol we deem not to be appropriate for the customer in question.
Please drink responsibly, we really want all our festival-goers to stay safe at this year’s festival. Please don’t take any risks.