early bird tickets on sale for Wychwood Festival 2015

Wychwood Music Festival 2015

Friday 29th to Sunday 31st May 2015
Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL50 4SH, England MAP
£141 for the weekend, with camping

Daily capacity: 7,500

Last updated: Tue 12th May 2015

Early bird tickets are on sale for next year's family-friendly Wychwood Festival which returns for its' 11th event to Cheltenham Racecourse, in Gloucestershire next year from Friday 29th until Sunday 31st May, during the summer half term holiday.

A limited number of Early bird tickets go on sale today, Wednesday 10th September with savings of up to 25% on the full price ticket, plus all under 10s go free.

There are no acts confirmed yet for 2015.

The Wychwood Music Festival boasts four music stages with over 100 bands, plus comedy, 100 workshops and events for all ages, kids literature festival, healing and sculpture gardens, The Headphone Disco until the wee hours, great food and real ales, and much more.

Wychwood offers fantastic fun for kids, and hosts a literary festival with authors and illustrators, kids' favourite characters, a multitude of making things, playing with stuff, learning, education, workshops, dance, and much more, and all free with no need to sign up, just drop in and join in the fun.

There are numerous workshop venues, and with over 100 events over the weekend both inside and out for adults, kids and families featuring dance, theatre, fitness, nature, musicianship, singing, puppetry, photography, circus skills arts and crafts and much more.

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A full adult weekend ticket with camping priced at just £105, a disabled (2 for 1 with carer) ticket is priced at £105, Youth/Concessions weekend tickets are priced at £90, a teen (aged 10-15 yr) full weekend ticket is priced at £50 and under 10 years olds can attend for free.

An adult camping ticket is an additional £10, concession camping tickets are priced at £5, camping for children aged under 16 years is free, and a campervan ticket is priced at £40.

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