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Latest additions
Check out the following superb additions to what is THE festival bill of the summer! Read more
Lostprophets headline the NME/R1 tent
Lostprophets return with two very special intimate festival appearances. Read more
GAS CANISTERS AND AEROSOLS (OVER 100ML) BANNED
No gas canisters, gas cylinders or aerosols (over 100ml) allowed at the festival. Read more
ALL TICKETS SOLD OUT
Fan-to-fan resale partner, viagogo, are the only place to buy guaranteed tickets. Read more
VIAGOGO - OFFICIAL FAN-TO-FAN TICKET RESALE
We have formed a partnership with viagogo making viagogo the official ticket resale partner of Reading Festival. Read more
EARLY BIRD TICKETS
Early bird tickets are only available when you buy a ticket+coach package Read more
INFORMATION FOR DISABLED CUSTOMERS
Application forms for Reading must be received at our office by Friday 24th July 2009. Read more
NO TICKETS WILL BE FOR SALE AT THE FESTIVAL
There will be no box office of any kind on site. All tickets will be sent out to customers. Read more
HMV STORES ~ NEW TICKET VOUCHER SYSTEM
From Monday 30th March at 7pm, hmv will sell vouchers that can be swapped for a ticket from August 1st. Read more
HOW TO BE A GREEN MESSENGER
Places are now open to apply to be a volunteer Green Messenger steward. Read more
Tue, 30 Jun 2009
New Addition to Lineup
Friday 28th August at Reading Festival
With a critically heralded return in the shape of new album 'Everything is New' JACK PEÑATE comes to the twin sites in fine form.
Having wowed the UK with hit single 'Torn on the Platform' and top ten album 'Matinee' in 2007 the London born singer has continued to prove himself one of the UK's brightest hopes with that new album, the NME noting, "Jack Peñate has made a record that’s light on its feet, [and] has glamour bordering on sex appeal".
Following rapturous reviews for his recent UK tour expect a full house at both sites for these shows from one of the UK's brightest hopes.
Mon, 15 Jun 2009
Dance Stage Announced
With a host of top names across four stages already announced for this year's Reading Festival, we are proud to announce the full line-up for this year’s Dance Stage which will take place on Sunday 30th August.
Topped by the hottest name in dance music at the current time and with a wealth of talent throughout, this is yet another fantastic addition to what is without question the festival line-up of 2009.
Deadmau5 will headline the stage and the rest of the line up includes Vitalic, MSTRKRFT, Chase and Status, Lady Sovereign, The Crystal Method, The Qemists, Das Pop, Chipmunk, 3OH!3, Master Shortie and L'Amour la Morgue.
Tickets for this year's Reading Festival have completely sold out. You could help out on one of our volunteer schemes and get in for free! Go here to find out more.
Sun, 28 Jun 2009
Podpads
Set up in a bespoke village area (with security and private facilities/services) the ‘podpads’ offer that touch of luxury and style whilst at the same time taking away all the hassles of carrying, erecting and breaking down your camp when you’re there. It is the future of alternative accommodation for the discerning Festival-goerYour own little hobbit-house built from weatherproof plywood all ready and furnished for your arrival.Your 'podpad' is situated in a secure area with 24hr stewards.
Your ‘podpad’ comes decorated and with a solid floor, fitted carpet, shelving, interior strip-light and additional 12v power socket, a vanity mirror and a lock on the front door. Single, double or twin beds (with airbeds) are standard for increased comfort, so creating useful storage space underneath. Three sliding tinted windows with curtains provide for ventilation and light, allowing you to look out whilst restricting vision in.
‘Podpads’ are weatherproof, relatively soundproof, secure, safe and cosy.
For more info and booking online, visit www.podpads.com
[This accommodation package does not include a weekend camping ticket - one of which must have been previously bought by each occupant of the Podpad]
Mon, 30 Mar 2009
FAKE WEBSITES
Beware of unauthorised ticket agencies including eBay, buying from them can be a lot of trouble - You are likely to pay over the odds for a ticket that will have never existed or might never materialise.
THE FOLLOWING HAVE NOT BEEN SUPPLIED WITH TICKETS BY FESTIVAL REPUBLIC:
Anyone advertised on (these are not authorised sites):
readingfestival.org , readingfestivalonline.co.uk
leedsfestival.net, leedsmusicfestival.com
readingleeds.co.uk, .readingfesty.org,
readingfestivaltickets.co.uk
readingfestival2009.com, leedsfestival2009.com
anyticket.com, anyworldwideevent.com, bookmetickets.com, britishconcerts.com, clickfortickets.co.uk, coasttocoasttickets.com, craigslist.org, double8tickets.com, Ebay, euroteam.net, Euroteam.net, euroticketfinder.co.uk, everysell.com, exciteticket.com, frontrowtickets.com, Getmein.com, getmetickets.com, getmetickets.net, getmetickets.org, gotickets.com, gumtree.com, hertsboxoffice.co.uk, londonticketbrokers.co.uk, londonticketmarket.com, londonticketsexpress.com, londonticketshop.co.uk, londonticketshop.com, luckyseventickets.com, mostwantedtickets.co.uk, no1eventsltd.co.uk, no1soldoutevents.com, onlineseats.com, paperticket.co.uk, play.com, premierevents.co.uk, redcircletickets.com, seatexchange.co.uk, seatwave.com, showtimetickets.co.uk, sohotickets.com, soldoutentertainments.com, soldouteventtickets.com, SOS Masterticket, SOS Ticketmaster, sostickets.com, splendidtickets.com, sportscityevents.com, stubhub.com, summerfestivaltickets.com, theonlineticketshop.com, threechings.com, Ticket2ride.net, tickco.com, ticket2bethere.co.uk, ticket4-you.com, tickethold.com, ticketluck.com, ticketnest.net, ticketnetwork.com, ticketnova.com, ticketsinventory.com, ticketsnow.com, ticketsolutions.co.uk, ticketsolutionsltd.com, ticketssoldout.co.uk, ticketssoldout.net, ticketstub.com, ticketsukltd.com, tickettout.com, tickettriangle.com, tickex.com, TixDaq.com, totaltickets.co.uk, warnfestivals.co.uk, westminsterevents.com, worldticketshop.com,
xclusiveticket.com
Info on Authorised agents
Info on UNauthorised agents
Info on Ticket Touting
More tout info from Office of Fair Trading - please read
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We are currently looking into companies selling 'touted' tickets and we are doing what we can to stop fraudulent activity.
FURTHER INFORMATION & CONTACTS:
If you feel a victim of these companies we suggest a number of actions:
1.Call the police; if your money has been taken and no product delivered, this is theft.
2.Report the company to the Trading Standards
3.Contact the BBC's watchdog programme
4.Contact the websites' Internet Service Providers as they have obligations to ensure they are not publishing fraudulent and illegal activity.
HELPFUL LINKS:
Trading Standards website customer accounts of GetMeTickets
Easynets Acceptable use policy, Service provider of GetMeTickets
BBC Watchdog
Full Festival Republic PDF information on Unauthroised Ticket Agents
Mon, 15 Jun 2009
Faith No More
Influential rock band Faith No More will play Reading on Friday 28th August. Headlining the NME / Radio 1 Stage this special announcement is set to make the festival one that goes down in history.The US legends guarantee an amazing moment at both sites in the tent and be sure to turn up early to ensure you get to see these very special shows.
Tickets for Reading Festival sold out within hours and there are no more tickets left at all. The only way you can get in now is by helping out on our volunteer schemes, go HERE for more information.
Wed, 10 Jun 2009
Past year's merch for sale
Get in the mood for this year's Bank Holiday weekend.Remember rock titans Metallica, epic rock gods Rage Against The Machine and indie kings The Killers...who could forget...but can you remember the smaller bands that are now doing so well.
Get a tshirt to remember it forever!
Click here for the online shop
Tue, 09 Jun 2009
Festival Republic Stage announced
With a line-up that crosses all the genres from rock to synth pop and all the names you have read about as tips for the year, The Festival Republic Stage is once again your A to Z of the best new bands in Britain and the world.
Reading and Leeds is not just about the big names, on this stage some of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll stories begin and, this year, here’s who will be writing their names into the history of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll show on earth.
Marmaduke Duke, The Blackout & La Roux will be headlining the Festival Republic Stage.
Plus: A Day To Remember, A Place To Bury Strangers, Amazing Baby, Atreyu, Baddies, Bear Hands, The Big Pink, Black Lips, Bombay Bicycle Club, Bring Me The Horizon, Broken Records, The Chapman Family, Detroit Social Club, Fight Like Apes, Go Audio, Golden Silvers, Grammatics, Hockey, The Hot Rats, Jack's Mannequin, The Joy Formidable, Lightspeed Champion, Magistrates, Marina And The Diamonds, Middle Class Rut, Pulled Apart By Horses, The Rumble Strips, Single File, Skint And Demoralised, The Soft Pack, Soulsavers, Sweethead, The Temper Trap, Titus Andronicus, White Denim.
Also just announced, additions to the Main Stage include Mariachi El Bronx, The View and The Living End.
Tue, 26 May 2009
Latest additions
Main Stage ~ FRIDAY 28th August
New Found Glory . Alexisonfire . Madina Lake . Sonic Boom Six
Main Stage ~ SATURDAY 29th August
The Rakes . Fightstar
NME / Radio 1 Stage ~ FRIDAY 28th August
The Horrors . Little Boots . The Airborne Toxic Event . The Virgins . Manchester Orchestra . Dananananaykroyd
NME / Radio 1 Stage ~ SATURDAY 29th August
You Me At Six . Patrick Wolf . Metric . Spinnerette . Delphic . Dinosaur Pile Up
NME / Radio 1 Stage ~ SUNDAY 30th August
Crystal Castles . Passion Pit . Metronomy . Frank Turner . Lethal Bizzle . In Case Of Fire . Broadway Calls
Wed, 20 May 2009
Keep your stuff safe
To make sure you don't lose your valuables, Lockerhouse are offering lockers to weekend campers for just £15.Lockerhouse’s Security Personal Items Lockers will hold small items (wallets, passport, prescription medication and phones etc.)
Plus they also have a 12v cigarette style power outlet for you to charge your phone, MP3 player or camera! You'll need to bring a car mobile phone charger for it it work.
The lockers are accessible and security managed 24 hrs a day. To book your personal locker, visit www.lockerhouse.co.uk/events.asp
Wed, 29 Apr 2009
Become a CAT
You can gain free entrance to this summer's Reading Festival by joining our Campsite Assistant Teams (CATs). The CATs play a big part in creating a good atmosphere and helping all to get the most out of their festival - by being there and helping people you can help us achieve this!
The CAT role can include:
• Assisting festival goes with directions.
• Helping festival goers carry their belongings and pitch their tents.
• Reporting back to management re any problems e.g. a build-up of litter or faulty facilities.
• Working with Fire Safety, Medical and Security teams as required.
All CATs are provided with:
• A Crew Pass, Info Pack and Uniform.
• Camping facilities in a secure crew area.
• Access to the crew café, bar, toilets, and showers!
• A t-shirt you can keep to prove you worked at the festival!
• Time to enjoy the show – you only work 3 x 8 hr shifts (24 hrs in total throughout the festival) - all CAT staff and volunteers are welcome to enjoy the festival when off-shift.
To apply you will need to:
• Be 18 or over before the date of arrival below.
• Be available to arrive at the Festival site by 20:00 at the latest on Wednesday 26th August 2009 – you're welcome to arrive from midday on Tuesday 25th. Please note the shifts are allocated on a first come first served basis.
• Be available for a briefing at either 11:00 or 22:00 on Wednesday 26th.
• Be available to work 3 x 8 hour shifts at any time between 13:00 Wednesday 26th (or midnight Wednesday if arriving for the later briefing) and 14:00 Monday 31st.
• Be prepared to wear a CAT uniform when on-shift. (Supplied on site)
• Report in every two hours to your area supervisor with information, or immediately in the case of any problems.
• Supply photographic ID on arrival.
• Provide a refundable deposit - £200
For more information please visit www.HotBoxEvents.com
Or you can email info@hotboxevents.com
You can go straight to the online application here https://hotboxevents.paamapplication.co.uk/
Wed, 29 Apr 2009
Deftones play London
Californian alt-metal legends Deftones will play a London show at the HMV Forum in Kentish Town on Thursday 27th August just days before they take to the stage at Reading & Leeds.
Tickets have now SOLD OUT
"It’s been a while since we’ve played at Reading and Leeds so we can’t wait to get back and see all of our UK fans. “- Chino Moreno
Tue, 28 Apr 2009
LOCK UP STAGE LINE UP
Yet another amazing line up. Join the following bands at their best in the Lock Up Stage. Only four months to go...
Friday 28th August Saturday 29th August
Billy Talent Rise Against
Anti Flag Thursday
AlexisonFire The Bronx
Bouncing Souls Mad Caddies
Leftover Crack Rival Schools
The Aggrolites Set Your Goals
Streetlight Manifesto Snuff
Fake Problems Municipal Waste
Riverboat Gamblers A Wilhelm Scream
The Flatliners Chuck Ragan
The Ghost Of A Thousand Polar Bear Club
The Plight The Computers
Mon, 27 Apr 2009
Tangerine Fields
Imagine not lugging tents and camping gear around for hours until you find a spot to pitch. No struggling to put up a tent in the dark. No calling for your mates across a pitch black campsite. Tangerine Fields is what you’re dreaming of. And it’s here at the Reading Festival 2009.
Tangerine Fields have ready-pitched and fully equipped tents for hire. All you have to do is book and turn up. Tents are available in 2, 4 and 6 man sizes. Better still, book with your friends and we’ll make sure you’re all camped together.
And for that added bit of luxury and piece of mind, we have our own toilets and showers in a secure area with 24 hour stewarding.
Visit www.tangerinefields.co.uk for more information and bookings.
Tue, 07 Apr 2009
Lostprophets headline the NME/R1 tent
Lostprophets return with two very special intimate festival appearances giving fans an exclusive preview of their long awaited fourth album.
The band will headline the NME/Radio 1 tent at the Reading & Leeds Festival on the August Bank Holiday weekend, Saturday 29th August at Leeds and Sunday 30th at Reading.
The band last toured the UK in 2007 and have been working flat out in the UK and US on their highly anticipated follow up to the number one album ‘Liberation Transmission’. Vocalist Ian Watkins commented, “We’ve been dying to come back to the UK and play and when we realised the timing meant we could make it Reading & Leeds we jumped at the chance as it’s got the most amazing memories for us. We also thought, rather than playing on the main stage we could get in the tent and see the whites of the eyes of the fans down the front, and get their first hand reaction to the new songs. It’ll be amazing.”
We are immensely thrilled to welcome Lostprophets back to Reading and Leeds Festivals in a very special up-close setting. They have always been a huge hit with fans at both sites and have performed some legendary shows. Lostprophets and shows like this are what Reading and Leeds are all about.
Thu, 02 Apr 2009
GAS CANISTERS AND AEROSOLS (OVER 100ML) BANNED
For various reasons, mainly your and our staff’s safety, we have decided to bring our campsite policy in line with many other similar national events and we will not permit any gas canisters, cylinders or petrol cookers into the campsites, or anywhere on site, this year. We suggest that if you want to cook outside your tent that you bring disposable bbq’s only. Anyone seen with canisters or cylinders will be ejected from site. Please help up with this, plan ahead and have a great camping experience.
The caravan and campervan ticket holders in the campervan field only will be permitted to bring in gas containers up to the limit of 3kg.
In addition to our new gas canister and cylinder policy above we will also not be permitting aerosols over 100ml in size onto site. This is for the same reasons as above and please also help us with this and keep the campsites a safer place.
NOT ALLOWED:
GAS CANISTERS (any size)
PETROL BURNER
ANY FORM OF AEROSOL OVER 100ml
ALLOWED:
SOLID FUEL STOVES
DISPOSABLE BARBEQUES
FIRELIGHTERS / FIRELIGHTER STOVES
METHYLATED / “TRANGIA” SPIRIT STOVES
GREENHEAT Base Camp Cooker
Tue, 31 Mar 2009
Look after your wristband
Everyone on site must wear a wristband, and if yours is damaged or lost you may not be able to enter the arena and/or may be required to leave the site.
1. Ensure your wristband is secure. The clasp should be firmly in place and not slipping up or down. The wristband must not be loose so check it cannot slip over your wrist.
2. Do not tamper with your wristband in any way. The wristband often has loose ends which many are tempted to cut or burn off. Do not do this. If the ends are tampered with it increases the likelihood of losing your wristband as the ends may fray and/or can slip out of the clasp more easily. Most wristbands have a warning which says “void if removed” and the promoter has the right to refuse entry if a wristband has been tampered with.
3. Do not tie knots or add anything to your wristband. All bands are checked each time you enter the arena and at various checkpoints around the site. Knots, plasters, tape etc. on your band will have to be removed to check the band properly and this will cause delays to you and others at the entrance. Some people may be sensitive to the metal on some clasps. If this is the case, do not put tape on the wristband, but protect your skin with hypoallergenic tape instead.
4. Keep your wristband safe. Even if a wristband appears secure it may still be lost or stolen especially if you get involved in lively crowd activity, “moshing” etc. The best way to keep your wristband safe, and to prevent the loose ends snagging or annoying you, is to wear an elasticated/towelling sweatband over the top or a long sleeved top with elasticated cuffs. This way you will keep it safe but you will still be able to show it at checkpoints easily.
5. What if you have a problem? As soon as you realise you have a problem, lost, damaged band etc. you must get help. If you are outside the arena, go to the nearest wristband exchanges tent where someone will help and advise you. When you get to the wristband exchange look for, and ask for, the Gate manager. If you are inside the arena, do not leave, go to the arena entrance and, without leaving the arena, ask for the supervisor who will be able to help.
6. Wristbands remain the property of Festival Republic until 12 noon Bank Holiday Monday August.
Tue, 31 Mar 2009
ALL TICKETS SOLD OUT
Melvin Benn, MD of Festival Republic, said of the dual sell out:
“This is the 7th year in succession that both events have sold out within 24 hours of going on sale and I am very very pleased of course. The stature of the events have grown and grown each year and this year’s line up only adds to that. However, I must express caution towards all those who will now try to get their hands on tickets in whatever way they can as they do need to be careful of dodgy sites. The only site I can recommend will be viagogo who will at least guarantee anything they sell.”
The world famous Reading and Leeds Festival takes place from Friday 28th August to Sunday 30th August 2009.
Headliners this year are The Arctic Monkeys, Radiohead and Kings Of Leon. For more details on the bill and further information on the event please visit www.readingfestival.com / www.leedsfestival.com.
Mon, 30 Mar 2009
VIAGOGO - OFFICIAL FAN-TO-FAN TICKET RESALE
Festival Republic has formed a partnership with viagogo making viagogo the official ticket resale partner of Reading Festival.If you were unlucky getting tickets for Reading Festival, try our official fan-to-fan ticket resale partner viagogo.
Once the festivals are sold out, viagogo will be the only official place for fans to buy Reading tickets
Buy Reading Tickets here
Why buy from viagogo?
- viagogo is now the ONLY OFFICIAL ticket resale partner of Reading and Leeds
- viagogo GUARANTEES customers who buy will get their tickets, and customers who sell will get paid
- viagogo will have a physical pick up point in Reading town centre to allow customers to collect their tickets at or very close to the event Customers should not buy from unauthorised agents or other ticket exchanges as they risk being defrauded and not getting their tickets .
Fri, 27 Mar 2009
EARLY BIRD TICKETS
A licence condition from the council dictates a maximum amount of early bird tickets are sold. We have, over the years been unable to increase that number and intend to apply again this year but that takes time.Early bird tickets have completely sold out. Any bought in the presale in September 2008 remain valid.
Fri, 27 Mar 2009
LIFTSHARE TO READING
If you have to come by car because the bus and train just won’t work for you, please try and fill up all the seats in your car. As an example, if you’re driving an average sized petrol car, having four people in it will bring your impact down to just a bit more than travelling to the festival by train, and just under twice as impactful as travelling by coach.So it really does make a difference if fill up all the seats.
Click here to go to the Reading Liftshare page
Thu, 26 Mar 2009
INFORMATION FOR DISABLED CUSTOMERS
This is the annual guide to disabled access and facilities at Reading Festival. We want everyone to be able to enjoy our events, participate, feel safe, and be part of the crowd and hope to help you make an informed decision about attending.Click here to read Reading information
Please note application forms for Reading must be received at our office by Friday 24th July 2009.
Click here for the application form
Thu, 26 Mar 2009
NO TICKETS WILL BE FOR SALE AT THE FESTIVAL
There will be no box office of any kind. All tickets will be sent out to customers. Overseas customers will need to pick up tickets from the collection point beneath Reading Town Hall.Tue, 24 Mar 2009
HMV STORES ~ NEW TICKET VOUCHER SYSTEM
Please note that actual tickets are not available on Monday 30th March and customers will instead receive a ticket voucher. The ticket voucher guarantees an actual ticket. This ticket voucher can then be redeemed for free at the same hmv store of purchase from Saturday 1st August 2009 onwards for the actual entry ticket.Maximum purchase of two tickets per person, in person only, subject to availability, while stocks last at participating hmv stores only. Terms and conditions apply.
As an anti-tout measure hmv will take customer name and details at time of purchase and match these to the ticket voucher number and subsequently the actual ticket.
Photographic ID will be required when the ticket voucher is redeemed for the actual ticket in August.
Tue, 24 Mar 2009
CROSS COUNTRY TRAINS
* Special services on Thursday 27 from Birmingham to Reading now open for booking!
Extra trains at 1100 and 1500 from Birmingham – buy your tickets in advance to get the best deal - crosscountrytrains.co.uk
Special service tickets from £9.00 (subject to availability, tickets sell out fast!)
Not travelling from Birmingham? No worries, you can check train times and buy tickets for all journeys and all train companies online at www.crosscountrytrains.co.uk
Example train times to Reading:
Birmingham
Special services depart at 1100 and 1500
Normal services at XX04 and XX33
Special services arrive at 1250 and 1650
Normal services arrive at XX40 and XX13 1 hour 35 minutes 2204 arrives in Reading at 2357
Examples for Thursday 27 August. All times are approximate. Please check train running information at crosscountrytrains.co.uk.
Example one way fares:
Birmingham New Street to Reading from £16.00
Southampton Central to Reading from £8.00
Oxford to Reading from £4.50
(subject to availability)
Special services run from Reading to Birmingham on Monday 31 August at 1018 (arrives 1210) and 1518 (arrives 1700). The Festival site closes at midday.
Tue, 17 Mar 2009
HOW TO BE A GREEN MESSENGER
Thank you for all the interest and applications for Green Messengers at Reading. The reserve list is now closed, however if you would still like to volunteer to work at the festival please see information about Team Recycle. Alternatively there are still applications open to become a Green Messenger at Leeds festival and also at Latitude if you would be interested in that event. Please see the festival websites for more information.
Successful applicants please see information below.
Messengers will do some or all of the following:
• Hand out bin bags to people on arrival.
• Tell the campers about the recycling initiatives, especially promoting the idea of packing their camping gear down and taking it home.
• You will be promoting the option of packing down their gear and donating it to our Tent Recycling points.
• Staffing Tent Recycling points on the Monday morning.
• Working in the sorting area to re-pack all the donated gear.
• Salvaging and scavenging good quality re-usable gear that’s left in the campgrounds, to go to charity and community orgs.
You need to be:
• Over 18 years at the time of the festival.
• Be willing to pay a shift deposit of £185 (tbc) in advance which will be refunded one month after the festival, assuming you complete your shifts.
• Have approval to work in the UK if not an EU citizen (holiday work permits are OK).
• Work 24 hours, on shifts allocated by us, but which will definitely include the Thursday before the festival and the Monday AND Tuesday after the festival. You may also be placed on shorter shifts during the show.
• Arrive on site Wednesday morning before 6pm.
You will camp in crew camping with access to hot showers, and nice loos.
You won’t get free meals though, sorry.
You need to be ready to work really hard on the Monday and Tuesday, including a nice early 7am start on the Monday morning.
Tue, 24 Feb 2009
READING RUMOURS ARE RIFE
Find out all the latest updates on our Twitter page, join the Facebook group and chat with fellow festival fans on the official forums.
Discuss rumours and favourite bands. Find out all you've ever wanted to know about the festival and its history. Get tips from Reading Festival veterans...there are quite a few about!
Tue, 24 Feb 2009
CAMPERVANS AND CARAVANS
In order to maintain the integrity of the caravan and campervan field in white zone camp and also because it has been many years since we raised the price of a caravan and campervan permit these will increase to £20 in advance, and £30 on the gate for 2009We have written new terms and conditions for anyone planning to bring a campervan or caravan to the event to sleep in and please see the campervan section for those. It basically means that you can only bring proper sleeping vehicles to the event to sleep in. No white vans or any other vehicle that simply has a mattress in will do!
All campervans and caravans will be going into the white campsite again this year, not red. Your vehicle may be searched and disallowed items confiscated. Please see our confiscation policy.
Click here to read T&Cs and ensure your vehicle complies.
Book online at www.seetickets.com/readingandleeds
Mon, 23 Feb 2009
VOLUNTEER AT READING
Think you'd like to volunteer at Reading this summer, join the CATs (Campsite Assistant Team) at www.hotboxevents.com
Green Messenger positions are now full but there are a few places left to volunteer with Team Recycle. These steward positions help work the recycling initiatives throughout the festival. You need to be full of energy, not mind getting your hands dirty and are a passionate recycler. Go here to read more about Team Recycle.