Information For The Weekend

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.

For information on what’s happening across all our stages please click here.

The full line-up and stage times will be revealed shortly before the festival takes place. Please keep checking back on our website, app and social media for updates.

The box office is situated by the North Entrance to the Arena and will be open for ticket sales (subject to availability), collections and to deal with ticketing issues at the following times:

Friday 11am-9pm

Saturday 10am-9pm

Sunday 10am-9pm

If you have pre-purchased your tickets please follow festival signage relating to your ticket type and there will be ticket checks at other entrances

The Medical and Info & Welfare Tents are located in the main festival arena, approx. 100 metres from the Accessible Campsite.

The Medical tent is open 24/7 throughout the festival. Welfare will be open within standard arena opening times. Both areas are there to help you with any issues you may have.

Child ID wristbands can be collected here. These are for parents who would like to write their contact details on a wristband in case they are separated from their child.

Water points are available in all campsites and the arena. We allow sealed bottles of water up to 750ml to be brought into the festival arena and empty unsealed bottles can be brought in to be refilled at the water points.

Global water charity Frank Water is joining us again this year, providing chilled, filtered water refills for thirsty festival-goers. Every purchase supports Frank Water’s projects working directly with communities at the forefront of climate change to protect and restore natural water sources for people, nature and our planet. 

All you need to do is head to a Frank Water kiosk or hunt down the roaming ‘Frank Tank’ and buy a wristband or reusable refill bottle to get access to unlimited refills all weekend to keep you hydrated!

Frank Water’s refill service means less single-use plastic going to landfill and helps us reduce our environmental impact. Last year their Festival refill service saved the equivalent of 50,000 plastic bottles from landfill and 4 tonnes of carbon dioxide from being released into the atmosphere.

You can also upgrade your refill to include sparkling water and flavoured botanical cordials, including Elderflower or Cucumber and Mint.

Camping ticket holders will be allowed to re-enter the campsite at any time by showing their wristband.

There is no re-entry for Day ticket and Weekend No Camping ticket holders. Please note, if a Weekend No Camping ticket holder leaves the site on Saturday, they will not be re-admitted until the arena re-opens on Sunday.

However, after 5pm we do not allow chairs or ground blankets in the Main Stage Arena.

So, if you have a chair/blanket and want to take it back to your car, one of your party will be allowed leave and re-enter. Please note that group re-entry won’t be permitted.

We also understand that certain extreme circumstances can arise where leaving the site is essential. In this case, security will use their discretion and permission won’t be unreasonably withheld.

Brighton and Lewes stations are also close to the festival, with direct Festival Bus services available throughout the weekend.

Last train departures from Glynde:

Friday & Saturday

• Brighton via Lewes – 00:24
• Eastbourne, Hastings & Ore – 00:01

Sunday

• Brighton via Lewes – 23:18
• Eastbourne, Hastings & Ore – 23:40

For full train information and journey planning, please visit Southern Rail.

Festival buses run from Brighton and Lewes to the festival on Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 4pm. The journey time is approximately 30 mins from Brighton and 15 mins from Lewes. All buses are wheelchair accessible. Buses run back to Brighton and Lewes in the evening from 7pm to 3am.

We offer open return tickets where you select a specific outbound time and you must travel at the time you select. Buses back to Lewes and Brighton run on a regular basis from 7pm to 3am on a first come, first served basis. If you just want to take the bus away from the festival, we also offer single tickets.

Brighton buses depart and drop off from the back of Brighton Station on Stroudley Road. Lewes buses pick up outside Lewes Train Station and will be clearly signposted as ‘Pick-up Point’. In the evening, Lewes buses drop off on the high street. All buses arrive and depart from the Festival Bus Stop next to the festival’s North Entrance.

Please note that the peak time for travel away from the festival is 10pm to 1am. If you wish to avoid the queues and crowds, please try to travel outside of these times.

Our stewards will be able to take card sales on the day however, to ensure that you have a guaranteed seat on the bus, we advise you to buy tickets in advance so that we can adequately plan the service to meet demand. If you do arrive without a ticket or outside of the time that your ticket is valid for, our stewards will try to assist you but you may have to wait for a bus with space available.

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Taxis can drop off/collect from the Pick Up/Drop Off area which is clearly signposted from the road and is a short walk from the festival’s North entrance. In order to respect local residents, there is no access to the festival through Glynde Village. Taxi drivers often ignore this which causes problems with our neighbours so we have increased security presence in the village to re-direct drivers.

We ask that all drivers follow the local festival road signage rather than Sat Nav. Please help us by advising your driver to approach the festival from the north (turn onto New Road from the B2192).

We strongly advise pre-booking your taxi before arriving at the festival as local services can get very busy during the weekend.

Cars and Taxis can drop off/collect from the Pick Up/Drop Off area which is clearly signposted from the road and is a short walk from the festival’s North entrance. In order to respect local residents, there is no access to the festival through Glynde Village. Please do not ignore this as it causes problems with our neighbours.

We ask that all drivers follow the local festival road signage rather than Sat Nav. Please help us by advising your driver to approach the festival from the north (turn onto New Road from the B2192).

You will be able to charge your phone at a cost with our phone charging provider which will be located next to the Bands & Voices stage.

Lockers will be available at a cost to secure your belongings while at the festival. Our locker provider will be located next to the Bands & Voices stage.

Toilets are available throughout the festival.
Premium toilets and showers are available to Premium Campers, Supremium Campers and Glampers in the Premium Campsite. There are also Premium toilets in the Supremium Arena Area.
Showers will be available in the General Campsite but please be patient if there are queues. The mornings are the busiest times so we advise campers to shower at off-peak times when it is quieter.

If you witness something that needs to be reported and addressed quickly, speak to security or the nearest person with a radio. They will be able to report the incident and arrange a quick response.

If at any stage throughout the festival you lose someone you are with and are worried about them, speak to a member of security or head to the Medical or Welfare Tent where they will be able to help reunite you.

If you find a lost child or vulnerable person, please take them straight to a security guard or the Welfare Tent.

Lost property is collected throughout the festival and logged at Welfare. If you have lost anything, please head to Welfare to see if it has been handed in.

After the festival, it is then sent to our offices where it is kept for approximately 45 days, please email info@lovesupremefestival.com to see if it has been found.

We aim to create a space where everyone feels safe, welcome, believed and respected. Discrimination or harassment of any kind – whether it be on the grounds of race, gender, ethnicity, visible or unseen disabilities, sexual orientation, heritage, religion, age, family status, social class or education – is not tolerated.

If at any point someone or something is making you feel unsafe or uncomfortable then please report it to our team at the Welfare Tent, or to the nearest member of security or bar staff. All reports will be formally logged and passed on to the festival management team for investigation. You can choose for your report to be passed on confidentially, or we can arrange for a member of the festival team to meet with you to discuss the incident in person. Alternatively, if you would prefer to contact us in writing or after the event, you can email the festival on info@lovesupremefestival.co.uk.

We are here to support you and your experience matters to us. All reports of discrimination and harassment at our events are taken extremely seriously. Anyone accused of discrimination or harassment risks being ejected from the event and we will support the police with further investigations should this be necessary.