tickets on sale for Boomtown Fair 2020 at 7pm

BoomTown Fair - CANCELLED 2020

Wednesday 12th to Sunday 16th August 2020
Matterley Estate, near Winchester, Hampshire, SO21 1HW, England MAP
currently from £249

Daily capacity: 66,000

Last updated: Fri 1st May 2020

Tickets go on sale at 7pm this evening for Boomtown Fair - Chapter 12: New Beginnings - which takes place at Matterley Estate, nr. Winchester in Hampshire from Wednesday 12th until Sunday 16th August 2020.

Boomtown mixes up a huge range of musical styles with interactive immersive theatre and immaculate stage sets. It has an evolving storyline that drops plot points throughout the year, which includes a whole subplot of the ARG Interactive Maze role play game, that guides players on a journey through the storyline in the build up to the festival ready to be played out when all attendees reconvene in August.

The first Chapter 12 announcements will be released in December. Headliners announcement in February. Expect around 1000 artists on the festival's eclectic line-up which mixes a huge selection of genres on the festivals' jaw-dropping stages.

"We are so excited about everything that Chapter 12 has in store... At the 2019 festival it felt that the balance was just right in terms of the production, operations, music, theatre and social messaging elements of the festival. In 2020, we want to build on all of this to keep the festival ever evolving and expanding on all the elements that make us truly unique. We genuinely can't wait to start sharing some of the plans and to see where this insane project can go next!" Lak Mitchell, Boomtown co-founder.

Tickets for 2020 will go on sale at 7pm on Wednesday 6th November, initially priced as follows:-
standard adult Thursday entry: £219 (final price £264)
standard adult with Wednesday upgrade: £239 (final price £284)
public-transport Wednesday entry: £209 (final price £249)
campervan: £100
car parking: £26
Those aged 12 and under are free but require a ticket.

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