Accessibility

At Love Supreme Festival we provide a wide range of facilities for those with access requirements. Please read the following information carefully to familiarize yourself with what is available so that you can plan your trip.

Accessibility options include:

– Free Personal Assistant ticket
– Accessible Campsite or Accessible Live-In Vehicle Field
– Additional guests in Accessible Campsite or Accessible Live-In Vehicle Field
– Accessible toilets
– Welfare tent refrigeration and charging
– Accessible Viewing Areas

This allows us to plan accordingly and ensure that we have enough capacity to cater for you.

We’re committed to making Love Supreme a welcoming and inclusive experience for everyone.

If you require use of our accessible facilities; including the Accessible Campsite, Accessible Live-In Vehicle Field, viewing platforms, accessible toilets, or a free Personal Assistant ticket – please complete our Access Application Form as early as possible.

The deadline to apply for accessibility at Love Supreme 2027 is Monday 31st of May 2027. This allows us time to review requests and plan our accessible facilities with care, ensuring we can meet as much demand as possible.

If you require use of our accessible facilities; including the Accessible Campsite, viewing platforms, accessible toilets, or a free Personal Assistant ticket – please email us at access@lovesupremefestival.com and we will do our best to accommodate any late applications.

All applicants will need to purchase a festival ticket on our ticket page. If you think you are eligible for a free Personal Assistant ticket to accompany you, do not buy a ticket for them. You can apply for this on the Access Application Form.

Personal Assistant (PA) tickets are provided so that customers who are unable to independently attend the festival can bring along someone who can provide the support needed at no extra cost. For that reason, we advise that your Personal Assistant must be able to carry out all support roles required, such as carrying your luggage between the car park and campsite and putting up your tent. The festival does not provide staff to do this for you. Please state the name and contact details of the PA on the Access Application Form.

If you require use of accessible toilets, accessible viewing area, or would like to camp in the accessible campsite, please complete the Access Application Form. Our facilities are in place for customers who are deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent. We reserve the right to deny requests for our access facilities based on a temporary impairment.

If you are attending our event with your Personal Assistant and would like to obtain a free PA ticket, we ask you to supply one of the following forms of supporting documentation:

– Front page of PIP
– Front page of DLA
– Deaf or Blind Registration
– CredAbility Access Card

There is currently one way to send us your supporting documentation:

Email a scan or clear photo to access@lovesupremefestival.com

Please include your name and booking reference in the email so our Access Team can match the documentation to your application.

The document must be dated in either the current or previous year and state the full name of the customer with access requirements.

Please feel free to black-out any information on the documents that relate to the amount of benefits paid or health conditions.

All documents will be securely stored and then destroyed once the application has been processed.

To allow use of the various facilities onsite, Access Accreditation (such as wristbands and passes) will be issued. Access Accreditation plus Personal Assistant tickets will be posted out to applicants in advance of the festival using the postal address supplied in the Access Application Form. Please make sure you submit your full address.

Please note, festival tickets that have been purchased on our ticket page will be sent separately from the ticket agent they were ordered from.

Assistance dogs are welcome at Love Supreme. There are water points and bins located throughout the arena and campsites to ensure you can care for your dog’s welfare during the festival.

The Medical and Info & Welfare Tents are located in the main festival arena.

The Medical tent is open 24/7 throughout the festival. Welfare will be open within standard arena opening times.

If you require use of the Welfare Tent’s charging facilities for a wheelchair or refrigeration for medical items, please request this via the Access Application Form.

Our Access Manager is located at the Welfare & Info Tent and will be happy to assist you with answering questions and providing information throughout the weekend.

If you have any queries, please contact us at access@lovesupremefestival.com

The campsites open to camping ticket holders at 12pm on Friday and must be vacated by 12pm on Monday.

Friday timings:
Campsite gates open at 12pm.
The arena opens at 1pm for campers.
Day entry gates open at 2.30pm for Friday Day and Weekend No Camping ticket holders.
Music starts from 3.30pm.

The arena will open at 11am on Saturday and Sunday to Weekend No Camping and Day ticket holders.

Car parks will open from 10am on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

All timings are subject to change.

There is an Accessible Car Park in the General Campsite car park. Please have your blue badge on display and inform the stewards that you would like to park there when you arrive.

If you don’t have a blue badge but someone in your party has a disability or a condition which means that they cannot travel very far from the car, please let our stewards know when you arrive. They will do their best to accommodate you in the Accessible Car Park.

The distance from Accessible Car Park to the Accessible Campsite is approximately 200 metres on a grass surface.

If you do intend to use the Accessible Car Park, please let us know on the Access Application Form so we can get an idea of numbers.

Please note, all drivers must purchase a Car Park Pass (either online from our ticket page or in cash on the day) to be able to park at the festival.

If travelling by car or taxi, please follow directional road signage to the Pick Up/Drop Off area as you approach the festival. All festival buses will arrive at and depart from the festival bus stop at the Pick Up/Drop Off area. All buses are wheelchair accessible.

Follow event signage to the main entrance from the Pick Up/Drop Off area. The distance is approximately 400 metres and the route is mainly along a flat grassed surface, however there are two areas of more uneven ground.

The closest station to the festival is Glynde which is managed by Southern Rail. The station is well served by trains in the local area and nationally. Click here to find available routes to Glynde.

From Glynde Station  you can take the free Festival Shuttle  which will drop you off at the Festival Bus Stop next to the North Entrance of the site. It’s a short 5 minute journey and all buses are wheelchair accessible.

The Festival Shuttle runs from Glynde Station to the festival at the following times:

• Friday 11.30am to 7.30pm
• Saturday & Sunday 10.00am to 3.00pm

The shuttle runs from the festival back to Glynde Station at the following times:

• Saturday & Sunday 7.00pm to last train
• Monday 8.00am to 2.00pm

The Memorial Parade charity tractor pull also runs from Glynde Station to the festival on Friday, Saturday and Sunday if you fancy a more unique arrival while also supporting a local cause! Donations are £3 per person.

If you prefer to make your own way from Glynde station, you can walk to the pedestrian South Entrance which is approximately 800 metres up an incline from Glynde Station.

If your train only goes as far as Brighton or Lewes, you can take the Festival Bus. More details above.

Last train departure times from Glynde

• Friday
  • To Brighton via Lewes – 00:24
  • To Eastbourne, Hastings, Ore – 00:01
• Saturday
  • To Brighton via Lewes – 00:24
  • To Eastbourne, Hastings, Ore – 00:01
• Sunday
  • To Brighton via Lewes – 23:18
  • To Eastbourne, Hastings, Ore – 23:40

The Love Supreme Festival site is generally accessible to visitors with mobility impairments. The land is reasonably level with a few inclines. However, please be aware that it is a green grass site with no hard-standing intersections. Between North Box Office, into the main arena and the Accessible Campsite, the Premium Campsite and the entry/exit to Glynde village, trackway has been laid across entrance ways to provide routes for event service vehicles. The trackway is 50mm deep and, in order to cross it, you will be required to make the small step up and down.

Please take the weather into consideration when planning what to bring and be aware that weather can have an impact on mobility due to the presence of mud. In some cases, if it is muddy, we may need to lay additional trackway or bark chippings in the most affected areas

We have a dedicated Accessible Campsite, with accessible toilets and showers, located approximately 200m from the Accessible Car Park and within close reach of the main festival arena.

The Accessible Campsite is for tent camping only. Cars are not allowed in the campsite and we do not offer power hook ups to individual tents.

Festival staff will not be able to provide physical assistance to move luggage between car parks and campsites, or to put up tents. If you require assistance of this nature, you must bring along a Personal Assistant who is capable of supporting your needs.

Please let us know if you would like to camp in the Accessible Campsite on the Access Application Form. Please note, there are no accessible facilities in the General or Premium campsites.

In addition to a Personal Assistant, you are allowed up to four guests to camp with you in the Accessible Campsite. Please advise of your numbers on the Access Application Form so we can accommodate your group.

We have a dedicated Accessible Live-In Vehicle Field, with accessible toilets and showers, located within close reach of the main festival arena.

Please let us know if you would like to park your campervan in the Accessible Live-In Vehicle Field on the Access Application Form. Please note, there are no accessible facilities in the General Live-In Field.

You will need to buy a Live-In User Ticket for each member of your party (excluding your PA), as well as a Live-In Vehicle Field Pitch Ticket of the right size for your vehicle from our ticket page. These tickets are your access to the festival and you will not be allowed into the festival or Live-In Vehicle Field without them.

The Accessible Live-In Vehicle Field is for live-in vehicles that are genuinely built or adapted for sleeping. Please also make sure you read our full Live-In Vehicle regulations info here.

Please use the Access Application Form to advise the number of people staying in the Live-In Vehicle in addition to the applicant and Personal Assistant. Please note, only one Live-In Vehicle per application.

If you do want to pitch your Live-In Vehicle in the Accessible Live-In Vehicle Field and want to have an electric hook-up, please purchase Live-In Vehicle pitch with Power from our ticket page and make sure you let us know on the Access Application Form. Please purchase the correct size Live-In Vehicle Pitch for your set-up.

Directions for how to reach the Accessible Live-In Vehicle Field will be sent out in advance.

If you have a Premium Camping ticket but require accessible facilities, we recommend you camp in the Accessible Campsite. The Premium/ Supremium Campsites have an accessible toilet but no accessible showers and the Accessible Campsite does not have premium toilet trailers. Please let us know on the Access Application Form.

If you do choose to camp in the Accessible Campsite, we also recommend you don’t park in the Premium car park as this is situated at the South Entrance, on the opposite side of the site to the Accessible Campsite. You should park in the Accessible Car Park within the General Car Park.

The distance from Accessible Car Park to the Accessible Campsite is approximately 200 metres over a farm track and grass route.

There are two Supremium areas in the festival arena, Supremium North and Supremium South, that will have accessible toilets. Only guests with Supremium tickets can access this area.

The Medical and Info & Welfare Tents are located in the main festival arena.

The Medical tent is open 24/7 throughout the festival. Welfare will be open within standard arena opening times.

If you require use of the Welfare Tent’s charging facilities for a wheelchair or refrigeration for medical items, please request this via the Access Application Form.

Our Access Manager is located at the Welfare & Info Tent and will be happy to assist you with answering questions and providing information throughout the weekend.

Accessible Toilets are positioned throughout the event and stewarded. They are located at:

• Main Stage Viewing Platform
• South Downs (Stage 2) Viewing Platform
• Supreme Standards (Stage 3) Viewing Platform
• Behind the Info + Welfare Point
• Accessible Campsite
• Supremium North and Supremium South (Please note, only people who have purchased a Supremium ticket will be able to use the accessible toilet located in this area.)

Love Supreme provides accessible viewing areas across the site to help ensure an inclusive experience for all. There will be three accessible viewing platforms located at North Downs, South Downs, and Supreme Standards stages.

Each platform offers a mix of raised and ground-level viewing, with seating provided. All platforms will have power available, but please note that the accessible viewing platform by the North Downs Stage does not have overhead cover.

While the platforms are designed to accommodate a reasonable number of guests, space is limited, so we kindly ask you to consider others’ needs and share the facilities wherever possible.

To access these areas, you must have been approved for this provision in your application before the event.

Due to the nature of the event and types of performance, there will be flashing and moving lights. Some may even include atmospheric smoke.

The Access Map will be published on the ahead few weeks of the event so that you can familiarise yourself with the site before you arrive.

There are lowered sections on all main bars.

Class 2 & 3 powered mobility scooters and wheelchairs are permitted into the event, in both campsites and the arena for the purpose of aiding disabled customers to move at pedestrian speeds. For the safety of all persons on site, we cannot permit mobility aids into the Event that are able to be used at speeds above 8mph, this includes, as per our standard Terms & Conditions, bicycles and e-assisted bicycles.

Customers must inform us in advance if they intend to bring a mobility aid to the Event and will be required to follow the Event’s Rules of Use:

–             Keep to a maximum speed of 5mph

–             Do not drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs

–             Do not drive recklessly or without consideration for others

–             Ensure mobility devices remain adequately charged throughout the event using the designated charging points (within the Accessible Campsite, Welfare Tent and Viewing Platforms)