Creamfields 2027 guideFrom official sources · checked Oct 14
at a glance
- Age
- 18+. Strictly 18 and over, with Challenge 21 ID checks at entrances and bars. You can attend from the day you turn 18.
- Camping
- Tent-only Standard, Bronze and Gold/Silver campsites, and your camping ticket only admits you to the campsite named on it. Campervans and caravans are not allowed, and you cannot sleep in the car parks.
- Re-entry
- There are no pass outs; leaving on a camping or day ticket means no re-entry. Two and three day non-camping holders can return the next day on that day's ticket.
- Bags
- Bags in the event arena must be A4 or smaller. Campers can bring larger bags and suitcases to the campsites.
- Payments
- All bars and concessions are cashless and accept cards, contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Cash machines are on site for top-ups.
- Water
- Water points are marked on the official app map.
- Parking
- Car park passes are per car and can be pre-booked or bought on the day; parking is included for Gold and Silver ticket holders. Follow festival signs rather than sat-nav because of road closures.
- Shuttles
- Shuttle buses run from Liverpool, Manchester and Warrington, plus a return-only service to Runcorn and Widnes, from the transport hub by the North Entrance. Manchester open returns must be pre-booked.
what to bring
Allowed
- Empty reusable plastic or metal bottles
- One sealed 500ml plastic bottle of water for day ticket holders
- Sun cream, up to 500ml for day ticket holders
- Refillable vapes
- Small compact make up mirrors
- Prescribed medication in original packaging with a prescription
- Flags without poles
- Camping chairs in the campsites only
- Up to 24 cans and 1 litre of spirit or wine in plastic per camper, campsites only
Not allowed
- Aerosols, including deodorant
- Glass, including perfume, foundation and aftershave bottles
- Gazebos
- Gas canisters and cylinders
- Disposable and charcoal barbecues
- Campfires and firewood
- Hexamine fuel tablets
- Generators
- Sound systems and portable speakers
- Disposable vapes
- Nitrous oxide, balloons and whipped cream dispensers
- Drones
- Professional cameras, including SLRs
- Selfie sticks
- Flag poles
- Full face masks
- Penknives and razor blades
- Radios and walkie-talkies
- Bicycles, scooters, skateboards and hoverboards
getting there
Creamfields North, Daresbury
Daresbury, Warrington WA4 4AF, United Kingdom
- LPLLiverpool John Lennon Airport
- MANManchester Airport
- Parking
- Car park passes are per car and can be pre-booked or bought on the day; parking is included for Gold and Silver ticket holders. Follow festival signs rather than sat-nav because of road closures.
- Shuttles
- Shuttle buses run from Liverpool, Manchester and Warrington, plus a return-only service to Runcorn and Widnes, from the transport hub by the North Entrance. Manchester open returns must be pre-booked.
- Rideshare
- Taxis and lifts use the drop off and pick up point near the North car park; the South car parks are not for drop-offs.
- Public transit
- The nearest stations are Warrington Central, Warrington Bank Quay, Liverpool Lime Street and Runcorn; shuttles connect to the site, but Runcorn only has buses leaving the site.
- Accessibility
- An accessible campsite next to the arena, raised viewing platforms, a ground viewing area, accessible entrance and bar lanes are provided. Buy a standard ticket, then apply with a Nimbus Access Card or Digital Access Pass.
tickets
- Friday dayfrom £75
- Two day non-campingfrom £180
- Three day non-campingfrom £275
- Two day campingfrom £250
- Three day campingfrom £280
- Four day campingfrom £300
- Bronze four day campingfrom £340
- Silver four day campingfrom £370
- Gold four day campingfrom £440
official faq
Can I arrive later than the first day of my ticket?
Yes. You can arrive on any day your ticket is valid, so four day campers can arrive on Friday.
What ID is accepted?
An in-date photo driving or provisional licence, a valid passport (not a photocopy), a PASS hologram card, armed forces photo ID, or a national photo ID card from outside the UK.
How much alcohol can campers bring?
Up to 24 cans and one 1 litre plastic bottle of spirit per person, with no glass or kegs; alcohol is not allowed in the arena.
Can I pay in instalments?
Standard plans take a £20 deposit followed by 10 instalments, and extras can be added to the same plan.
What do Bronze, Silver and Gold camping include?
Bronze adds showers, toilets and a 24-hour info hub; Silver and Gold add a pamper tent and a free car park pass, and Gold adds the hospitality arena and one meal a day.
Are speakers allowed?
No. Portable speakers are prohibited, and confiscated items are discarded because there is no storage.
Can I store medication that needs refrigeration?
Yes. Refrigerated medication can be stored at the medical centre; bring only the prescribed amount in your name and in its original packaging.
Are there lockers?
A limited number of e-lockers can be booked with your Ticketmaster order, in the event arena, Downtown and the accessible campsite.
Is there a drop off point for taxis?
Yes, near the North car park. Use pre-booked taxis only and agree the fare before setting off.
sources
- Creamfields FAQ
- Creamfields tickets
- Creamfields camping
- Creamfields prohibited items
- Creamfields travel by car
- Creamfields shuttle bus
- Creamfields travel by train
- Creamfields travel by air
- Creamfields accessibility
- Creamfields history
- Creamfields official app
Collected from these pages on Wednesday, October 14. Festivals change policies close to the date, so check the official site before you travel.
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