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Ticketing FAQs

  • Yes. Please have your ticket ready to scan when you reach the entrance – either on your phone or printed. We'd recommend downloading it before you set off, as phone signal on The Downs can be patchy when the site is busy.

  • No. Everyone aged 3 and over needs a full ticket. Under 3s go free and don't need a ticket.

  • No. All tickets must be bought in advance – there is no box office on site. If the show sells out, that's it, so we'd always recommend booking early.

  • No. Once you've entered, you won't be able to leave and come back in. Please make sure you've got everything you need with you.

  • Yes. Last entry times will be shared closer to the event.

     

    We always recommend arriving early to get through the gates and find your spot before the show starts.

  • VIP Tickets include your entry to the show, plus access to our luxury VIP area, with plenty of seating, a private bar with exclusive an cocktail menu, alongside luxury toilets and queue jump.

Accessibility FAQs

  • We offer one complimentary Essential Companion/Personal Assistant ticket for a disabled guest who requires another person to accompany them in order to attend the event.

     

    To request a complimentary companion ticket, please email hello@feaston.co.uk before booking. Once your request has been approved, we'll send you a code that can be used when booking your tickets online.

     

    A complimentary companion ticket must still be added to your booking at checkout.

     We may ask for evidence that demonstrates your requirement for an essential companion. Examples of evidence we can consider include:

     

    • Hynt Card

    • Personal Independence Payment (PIP)

    • Disability Living Allowance (DLA)

    • Attendance Allowance (AA)

    • Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)

    • Blind or sight-impaired registration

    • Nimbus Access Card displaying the +1 symbol

    • A letter or document from an appropriate healthcare or other relevant professional

    • Other appropriate documentation that demonstrates your access requirements

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    This list is not exhaustive. If you do not have one of the documents listed above, please contact us so that we can discuss alternative evidence or reasonable adjustments with you.

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    Blue Badges alone do not normally demonstrate a requirement for an essential companion, as they relate primarily to parking and mobility rather than the need for another person to provide support.

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    Complimentary admission is available for one essential companion per eligible guest. Other members of your party will require a standard admission ticket.

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    If you have any questions about accessibility or would like to discuss your individual requirements, please contact hello@feaston.co.uk.

  • We want everyone to enjoy the show, and our team is here to help.

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    There is a dedicated accessible viewing platform on site, offering a raised view of the stage. Spaces are bookable in advance and allocated on a first come, first served basis, so please get in touch early to secure one.

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    Accessible toilets with baby changing facilities are located on site, and our welfare team is on hand throughout the event.

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    If there's something you need that isn't listed here, please email info@feast-live.co.uk before the event and we'll do what we can.

  • We warmly welcome all visitors, including those using wheelchairs or mobility aids and families with prams.

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    The Downs is a grass site. Standard wheelchairs, mobility scooters and prams are generally navigable, but please be aware that some areas may be uneven and can become muddy in adverse weather.

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    Charging points for mobility equipment are available at our Medical and Welfare area.

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    If you have any questions about access, please email info@feast-live.co.uk.

General FAQs

  • Thursday 5th - Sunday 8th August 2027

  • The Feast Live entrance is located on the corner of Upper Belgrave Road & Stoke Road; follow the footpath.

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    The Downs does not have any parking - if required, please make use of park and rides or city centre car parks.

     

    For those travelling from the city centre or other Bristol locations, we encourage you to use one of the convenient buses servicing the area, train, bike or walk to the event.​

     

    ​Clifton Down Train Station is an 18 minute walk. 

     

    The nearest bus stops are:

    • Black Boy Hill, Redland 5 minute walk - services from this route include 1, 2, 2a, 3, 505 and Y6 South Glos Lynx 

    • Guthrie Road, Clifton, 5 minutes walk,

    • Upper Belgrave Road, The Downs, 7 minute walk.
       

    Please refer to the First Bus timetable for updated bus information. ā€‹

  • Opening Times coming soon

  • Some of our events are age restricted: 

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    The Sound of West End Musicals: All ages welcome, under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Under 3's go free.

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    Valid photo ID may be required on entry.
     

  • For the safety and enjoyment of all visitors, the following items are not permitted on site:

    • Alcohol.

    • Picnic blankets

    • Illegal substances, including nitrous oxide. Possession of illegal drugs may result in refusal of entry, ejection from the event and/or police involvement.

    • Glass bottles, jars or containers.

    • Cans.

    • Food and drink (with the exception of sealed water bottles up to 500ml). A wide range of licensed bars and food traders will be available on site.

    • Bags larger than A4 size.

    • Suitcases, luggage or large backpacks.

    • Computers, laptops, iPads and tablets.

    • Professional photography, video or audio recording equipment (unless accredited).

    • Selfie sticks.

    • Animals, except registered assistance dogs.

    • Helmets (including cycle and motorcycle helmets).

    • Chairs, stools or other seating.

    • Tents, gazebos, tables, BBQs, camping stoves, gas canisters or any camping equipment.

    • Parasols and oversized umbrellas, including golf and fishing umbrellas. Small umbrellas may be permitted depending on the weather conditions.

    • Banners, flags or signs attached to poles or sticks.

    • Bicycles, skateboards, scooters and other personal transport devices (unless used as a mobility aid). 

    • Perfumes or fragrances in glass bottles or large containers.

    • Aerosols and spray cans.

    • Air horns, klaxons or other noise-making devices.

    • Laser pens or laser pointers.

    • Flares, smoke canisters, fireworks, pyrotechnics, signalling devices or very lights.

    • Explosives or combustible materials, including lighter fuel.

    • Knives, bladed articles, scissors, scalpels, syringes (unless medically required) or any sharp objects.

    • Firearms, imitation firearms, weapons or replica weapons.

    • Toxic, hazardous or dangerous substances.

    • Any item which, in the opinion of Event Management or Security, could be used as a weapon or may pose a risk to public safety.

    Medication

    Essential prescribed medication is permitted.

    If you need to bring medication or medical equipment onto site:

    • Please keep medication in its original packaging.

    • You may be asked to provide a prescription, doctor's letter or valid medical certificate.

    • Please notify Security during the entry search process if you are carrying medication or medical equipment.

    We do not have facilities to store prohibited items. 

    Any prohibited items brought to the event may be confiscated or you may be refused entry. The Event Management team reserves the right to prohibit any item not listed above if it is considered a risk to the safety, security or enjoyment of the event.

  • No, dogs / any pets aren't allowed to attend any of the three shows other than assistance dogs. You will not be let into the event if you bring your furry friend with you. 

     

  • There is no parking available near or at the festival site. 

    For those traveling from the city centre or other Bristol locations, we encourage you to hop on one of the convenient buses servicing the area, train, bike or walk to the event.​

     

    ​Clifton Down Train Station is an 18 minute walk. 

     

    The nearest bus stops are:

    Black Boy Hill, Redland 5 minute walk - services from this route include 1, 2, 2a, 3, 505, and Y6 South Glos Lynx 

    Guthrie Road, Clifton, 5 minutes walk, Upper Belgrave Road, The Downs, 7 minute walk.

  • Outside food & drinks are not permitted at Feast Live - other than baby food. We will have some delicious local food & drink options on site. 

  • We are a cashless site. Our bars & food vendors will accept card payments only.

  • This is an outdoor event, there will be limited areas of cover at the festival! 

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    For safety and crowd management reasons, deckchairs and personal seating are not permitted.

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    There will some seating available inside the event.

  • No.
    Umbrellas are not permitted as they obstruct the view of other guests and can pose a safety risk in busy crowd areas.
    If rain is forecast, we recommend bringing a waterproof jacket or poncho instead.

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