Overview

Lindisfarne welcomes disabled festival goers and takes all reasonable measures to assist with their attendance and enjoyment of the event. At the same time, the festival takes place in the open countryside and disabled guests should be aware that the main arena, car park and surrounding areas are, naturally, fairly uneven and may be difficult to navigate. Where possible when designing the site, we do so, so it utilises level, flat routes, to make the event as accessible as possible for wheelchair users. There will also be a dedicated viewing area for wheelchair users to view the event, though it does have a capacity and will be first come first served to wheelchair users and their companions and we have disabled toilet facilities in the festival arena and in the disabled campsites. More information on disabled camping can be found under the Camping Section. To obtain access to these facilities, you will need to contact our team via the Contact Page or email the team on info@lindisfarnefestival.com to ask for an Accessibility Questionnaire which is used to help determine exactly which areas are needed to enhance your experience. Please get in touch with our team at least two weeks before the event so we can ensure they can accommodate. If you have any other specific requirements, let us know via our Contact Page and where at all possible, we'll endeavour to help. Access to facilities is subject to availability and not guaranteed. Anyone turning up on the day without making prior arrangements may not be able to access our facilities if they are full to capacity. If you are disabled and require the assistance of a carer (or in the case of a disabled customer aged under 18, an additional carer, in addition to the ticket holder aged over 18, which is required to accompany you), you may apply for a free Carers Ticket to accompany you at the festival. If you wish to apply for the same please email us at info@lindisfarnefestival.com or contact our team via the Contact Page.