Wentworth Festival will take place on Saturday 16th September 2023.
The event times, dates and even venue are subject to possible change. Please double check details before the event.
Tickets will soon be available to be purchased locally from the following outlets:
• Wentworth Village Shop (S62 7TN)
• The Horseshoe Pub (S62 7UD)
Call our ticketline: 01226 885037
Or of course via the Home Page of this website.
£65 per adult (Age 14yrs & Over)
£25 per Child (Age 4 – 13yrs)
Children under 4 are free
Yes, children aged 14 and under MUST be accompanied by an adult.
At The Bar – If you are lucky enough to look under 25 when purchasing alcoholic drinks, I.D. will be required. We operate a strict Challenge-25 policy.
At The Gate – I.D. may be required if your child (Age 0-2yrs or Age 3-12yrs) looks older than their age, also if you’re over 14 but look younger please also have I.D. to hand.
Accepted forms of I.D. are valid photo driving card or passport only.
Concessions are available, and carers are welcome free of charge.
To qualify for a carer's ticket you must first purchase an event ticket . Then please email a copy of proof to info@wentworthfestival.co.uk,
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Should you require any specific assistance for this event, please notify us as soon as possible.
Please be aware that, whilst entrance to the event is very accessible for disabled customers, the main arena is on a large field which may in parts be slightly uneven.
Yes. Upon arrival you will receive a wristband. Please keep hold of your original ticket at all times. Should you wish to leave the arena please present both wristband and ticket on re-entry. There will be no readmission after 4pm.
Please note; toilets, funfair rides and refreshments will all be available within the arena so there should be no need to leave the space for any of these facilities.
Please note that all tickets to this event are non-refundable and non-transferable. Due to operational issues beyond our control (i.e. the weather), some advertised features/services may not always be available. In this unlikely situation, we are unable to offer refunds.
The event takes place at Hooton Lodge in Kilnhurst.
Gates to the event will open at 11:00am. Entertainment will begin across the numerous performance stages between 12:00 and 1:00 pm.
The final act will come off stage at 9.30pm and the main arena will close at 10.00pm.
Yes there are. Please book these directly with Hooton Lodge Farm.
No, there are no cash machines nearby.
WentFest is an open air event in a countryside setting, so do please come prepared for whatever the good old British weather may throw at us – from raincoats to suncream and blankets to sun hats!
Fold-up chairs will be permitted however we do request that they be used in a specific area to the back of the arena so as to allow those who wish to sit on the grass full visibility of the stage. Please do not be offended if our stewards ask you to move or pack away your chair should they feel it is in an unsuitable location.
Children’s tents, tables, gazebos, windbreaks or any other tented structures WILL NOT be permitted. All bags must be smaller than A4 size.
Sealed bottled water is fine, as are children's snacks.
Alcohol is STRICTLY NOT PERMITTED as this is a licensed venue.
Yes.
Parking is FREE at this event. However, please do follow the instructions of our highly skilled and experienced traffic attendants. Their aim will be to get all vehicles parked up safely and as quickly as possible.
Only guide dogs may be permitted in to the main arena.
WentFest welcomes disabled festival goers and takes all reasonable measures to assist with their attendance and enjoyment of the event. At the same time, please be advised that the festival takes place in the open countryside and disabled guests should be aware that some areas of the main arena, car park and surrounding areas are fairly uneven and may be difficult to navigate. Marshals will be available to assist disabled guests in getting in to the main arena if required.
Disabled toilets will be available in the main arena.
There will indeed! We love our food and drink so can assure you there will be a wide selection of both.
Yes, our main bar will be run by our friends at Thornbridge Brewery and will be open from 11:00am until 9.30pm.
Please note: I.D. will be required at the bar if you are lucky enough to look under 25 as we operate a strict Challenge-25 policy.
Due to licensing restrictions, you are not permitted to bring alcohol into the festival. There will be a wide range of premium alcoholic (and non-alcoholic) drinks available for purchase from our bar and catering outlets. We also aim to make sure every bar and food outlet is very reasonably priced, therefore meaning there should be no need to bring in alcohol from elsewhere.
Please note: Only alcohol purchased from the licensed bar may be consumed on site. If you attempt to bring alcohol in it will be confiscated.
Small snacks are allowed, let’s face it the kids may not want an artisan burger, but please remember that safety is paramount. We can’t allow knives and forks, and glass is strictly banned.
The final run-down for all stages will be available in the week leading up to the event.
Please be advised that the line-up or set times are subject to change should problems arise beyond our control. In the event of this, refunds will not be available.
