Day Tickets: Together Again Festival

Together Again Festival is an open green-field site with luscious green grass and a series of alternating inclines scattered throughout. While there will be occasional sheltered areas (some stalls and marquees), it is an open-air event. Ground conditions are therefore weather dependent; if there is extreme weather the ground may become muddy and the grass may well get churned up. Whilst the festival team will do what they can to prevent this, it does mean that mobility across the site may become compromised. The team ask you to consider this and are aware when purchasing a ticket.

• Personal Assistant Tickets: There is a complimentary personal assistant ticketing scheme for customers who wouldn’t be able to attend the festival without the aid of another person. (You need to be in receipt of PIP/DLA or equivalent to qualify.) These tickets will mirror camping, non camping or day ticket. They do not include addons.
• Accessible Parking: There is Blue Badge Accessible Parking situated near the access campsite car park and there is a small amount of space reserved for day customers.
• One Viewing Platform: Viewing Platform available by the Main Stage for those who, due to their disability, need to be in a raised space or out of a crowd to watch the main music acts. (Please be aware this does work on a first come first served basis).
• Accessible Toilets: All accessible toilets are situated either in the accessible campsite or scattered around the site at the other toilet blocks. There is also a sterile High Dependency Changing unit in the Accessible Campsite.
• Assistance Dogs: Assistance dogs are welcomed on the site. There will be an area provided for toileting and drinking. Please let the team know on your form if you are bringing one in advance of the event. (Please note you will be required to send in some evidence of assistance dog training).
• Visual Information: For our guests who find accessing visual information a barrier, please get in contact to let the team know if you need alternative formats/guidance. If you need help to do this, or it in an alternative format please contact Cheryl on 07893948972 who will pass on your details to the Access Team for a call back. When at the festival, there will be large print programmes if requested in advance.
• Strobes: Please note that strobe effects may be used at this event. However, there will not be any specific announcements prior to their use.
• Medical Services and Welfare Area: Onsite Medical Tent with trained First Aiders should customers need this service.  

How to Book Accessible Facilities:

Applications for accessibility requests are now open. To apply, please email [email protected]

You can register to use any of the facilities mentioned above, or if you have any other requests, you'll be able to follow the steps below:

• Please include your valid ticket reference number and submit your supporting evidence.
• Once submitted, the Access Team will start processing requests from December.
• If your request has been accepted, you will receive a confirmation email from the Access Team.
• Closer to the festival, the team will send you an Access Information Pack, which will have all the information you require about accessible facilities.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE INFORMATION ABOVE, PLEASE CONTACT THE Together Again ACCESS TEAM: [email protected]

Together Again is open for all ages.

• All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or a legal guardian over the age of 25.
• Any adult is responsible entirely for the safety and welfare of any Infant and/or Child and/or Teenager in their party.
• The team do not accept any parental or supervisory duty of care or liability for any under 18s on site.
• A Challenge 25 policy will be in place on all bars and may be asked to provide evidence of your age with valid photographic ID (Driving License or Passport.)
• A parent or legal guardian over the age of 25 is only permitted to accompany a maximum of 3 children (0-17) per adult.

Please note: All those under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian aged 25 or over.

A family ticket includes entry for up to two adults and two children up to the age of 15, as well as access to the family campsite. Additional children ages 16-17 require an additional child ticket and must be accompanied by an parent or guardian.

Together Again has a wide variety of food and drink facilities available with various cuisines on offer, there’s something for everyone at this summer’s event.

• Water: There are several standpipes that contain free, clean drinking water in the campsites and main arena. Please bring a container that you can refill during the weekend. Bottled water will also be available to purchase at the catering units and bars throughout the site. Please identify yourself with these points and ensure you stay hydrated across the weekend.
• Alcohol: There will be a wide selection of beer, cider, wine and cocktails available across the main arena for you to enjoy during the weekend. If you are camping you are permitted to bring in your own alcohol.
• Outside Food & Drink: You are not allowed to bring your own alcohol or food into the main arena at the festival, this is to only be consumed within the campsite. Bins will be provided at the gates to dispose of any items before entering the main arena.
• Vegetarian & Vegan Options: There will be vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options available on site

Campsite: 

The campsites will be open for arrivals from 9am-7pm from Thursday (with an early access ticket), and 9am – 7pm on Friday and Saturday. After this point no further camping arrivals will be permitted.

Festival Site:

The festival site will be open from 2pm on Thursday and 10am on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The festival site will close at 11pm on Thursday, 2am on Friday, 2am on Saturday and 12am on Sunday.

Day & Weekend Tickets:

For all day tickets and weekend festival entry only, gates open at 12pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and last entry to the festival arena is strictly 7pm. Arrive early to avoid the queues.

Camping is a big part of the Together Again experience. As well as the usual amenities, the sites have camping convenience stores, a selection of breakfast food traders as well as access to showers, toilets and a dedicated BBQ area.

• Opening Times: The campsite opens at 9am to 7pm on Friday 24th July and Saturday 25th July. All campers must vacate the festival grounds by 12pm on Monday 27th July.
• Pitches: General campsite pitches are allocated on a first come first served basis.
• Trolley Hire: The Jolly Green Sherpas will be bringing their Trolley Hire service back for 2026. You can hire a trolley for just £8 for 30 minutes (plus a refundable £100 deposit). Plus, for every hire they plant a tree via a nonprofit reforestation project. No need to pre-book, just look out for them in the car parks upon arrival.
• Tent Sizes: All campers should bring a tent size that is appropriate to your group size. Any excessive tent sizes may be asked to repitch.
• Showers: There are showers in the campsite available for festival goers to use across the weekend. Please bring your own towel, shampoo and shower gel.
• Campsite Shop: There will be a convenience store and a number of food and drink traders in the campsite for all your camping needs.
• Food & Drink: Campers are welcome to bring food to the campsites, although there will also be concessions here serving coffee and breakfasts each morning and throughout the day. A wide selection of food and drink will be available for purchase in the Main Arena, where festival-goers will not be permitted to bring their own items for consumption with the exception of baby food for the littlest ones.
• Campfires & Barbecues: For safety reasons, Together Again does not permit campfires or open gas fires in the campsite. There will however, be a designated bbq area alongside lots of delicious food stalls on site to ensure you’re well fed across the weekend. Any festival goer found starting a fire will be asked to leave the festival immediately.
• Stoves: Campers wishing to bring stoves should only bring purpose-built gas stoves with small gas bottles (2.2kg). No spare bottles are to be brought. These stoves can only be used for cooking in a designated area of the Campsite, and should not be used inside individual tents. No other LPG should be on site.
• Dogs: Guide and assistance dogs only.
• Phone Charging: Phone charging stations will be available at an additional cost in the festival arena at Together Again.
• Gazebos: Gazebos are not permitted in Together Again as there is limited camping space.
• Litter Policy: All festival goers help minimise waste and participate in recycling initiatives across the weekend ensuring rubbish is disposed of in the ample bins provided and the land is looked after during your stay.
• Prohibited Items: The following list is prohibited from Together Again; Glass items, candles, gas canisters, flares, knives, illegal substances, drugs, ‘legal highs’, laser equipment/pens, megaphones, nitrous oxide, animals, fireworks, smoke canisters, poles, drones and any items which in the absolute discretion of the Promoter are considered to be a risk to the safety of the audience and/or affect the enjoyment of the audience and/or the running of the Festival are prohibited. Everyone will be searched on entry and management reserve the right to confiscate prohibited items.
• Re-Entry: For health and safety reasons, campers are not permitted to leave and reenter the site with a camping ticket.

Please Note: Accessible Camping is sold out for Together Again 2026.