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early bird tickets on sale now for Boomtown Fair 2012

get them quick - limited offer

By Scott Williams | Published:

BoomTown Fair 2012 - around the festival site (1)
Photo credit: Karen Roberts


A limited early bird ticket release of Boomtown Fair 2012 opened at 7pm tonight, and last year sold out in 23 minutes, so you will need to be quick!

around the festival site (1)
Now in its fourth year the festival will offer an array of music, theatre, comedy and art and will take place at Matterley Bowl, nr. Winchester, Hampshire, from Thursday 9th until Sunday 12th August 2012. There are no acts confirmed yet for 2012. Early bird tickets are priced at £85 plus a £5 eco bond deposit - part of the new 'keep the town tidy' scheme.

A Deposit Scheme is also available priced at £50 + £5 refundable eco bond deposit. Teen tickets (13-17 years inc) are priced at £75 + £5 refundable eco bond deposit, a child ticket (6-12 years inc) is priced at £10, and under 6's can attend for free (but must register). Car parking passes are priced at £15, a campervan/caravan pass is priced at £40.

To buy tickets, click here.

To keep the site free from litter, Boomtown are launching a new eco bond initiative to help keep the streets of BoomTown tidy. Ticket purchasers will be asked to pay an additional £5 eco bond deposit. On arrival at the festival attendees will be given a 'boomtown eco bag'. Organisers ask everyone to fill this bag with all their rubbish and hand it back into one of the drop off points for recycling, and have their £5 deposit returned.

Boomtowners can purchase a BoomTown cup - and receive a reduction on drinks when it's used at the bar.

BoomTown offers a weekend of cabaret, gypsy, folk, reggae, dub and more within the confines of a whole 'pop up' town. Organisers have revealed that next year the site layout is having a complete overhaul and everything is being upgraded, adapted and expanded. Although the city walls are expanding the actual town population will stay at 13,000.

This year sees Boomtown once again open its gates on a Thursday for festival goers to get their Boomtown bearings whilst enjoying a light sprinkling of musical entertainment in a selection of the smaller venues on the outskirts of the town.