No food, drink or liquids of any kind are allowed on site (this includes perfumes and deoderants). There is a large range of cuisines and beverages available at the festival, including vegan/vegetarian options. 

No bottles, cans, containers, alcohol, food or large furniture may be bought into the arena.

Small amounts of food for customers with specific dietary requirements may be brought in but this will be at the stewards' discretion.

Romilly Park and the Knap provide plenty of free parking, but please note that this is subject to first come first serve.

Disabled parking is available on site, although there is a limited number of spaces so they will be allocated upon arrival. Simply put your Blue Badge on display and you will be directed to the appropriate parking area. 

If you wish to reserve a disabled parking spot, please contact GlastonBARRY in advance.

GlastonBARRY operate a strict no re-entry policy. 

The facilities there will provide everything you need throughout the day, but in the case of an emergency, please approach a front of house team member at the main entrance and they will use their discretion in extreme circumstances. 

No, GlastonBARRY festival is a cash only event, so please bring cash with you. This will avoid queues and potential technical issues.

There will be some card machines on site as a back up option, but due to the location of the park, 4G signal cannot be guaranteed. The nearest cash point is on High St or Park Crescent - both are approximately 1 mile/10 minutes walk away from the festival.

Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed anywhere on site apart from assistance/guide dogs. This is a condition of GlastonBARRY's Public Entertainment License.