There are lots of accommodation options around the festival site. For a full list go to:

http://www.laterooms.com/en/p10789/k16285583_daresbury-hotels.aspx.

www.visitcheshire.com

www.visitliverpool.com

No there are strictly NO pass outs at Creamfields. If you wish to stay in hotel you need to purchase a day ticket or a 2 day non-camping ticket.

There are several levels of camping available including – Standard camping – Hospitality Camping – Luxury camping

This means you bring yourself, your own tent and all of your own camping equipment.

Fires are strictly prohibited on site but we will provide a designated BBQ area.

The Festibarrow service will be available for campers (this service is limited, but will be running all day so please be patient with the bag fairies) haven’t confirmed times yet.

Strictly no sound systems are to be brought onto the campsites.

Only if they are over 18 years old and in possession of a valid ticket.

No

No, generators will not be permitted into the event site.

Try and make a good visual reference before you leave your tent, perhaps use a flag to distinguish your tent from the others. If you can’t find it speak to Welfare and Information or go to your campsite hub where the staff will be able to assist.

Yes

http://www.creamfields.com/whats-allowed-on-site/

Yes you can but strictly no glass will be allowed on the campsite. There is a limit of 1 x crate and 1 x bottle of spirits in a plastic bottle per person brought into the campsite with you. Food and chairs are also allowed into the campsite but not into the event arena. There will be strictly no drinks, chairs or food allowed to be taken from the campsite into the event arena. A limited amount of alcohol will be allowed to be taken from the event arena into the campsite. When deciding what to bring to Creamfields please note that glass and aerosols are not allowed.

No, campervans will not be permitted onto the campsite this year. The campsites are tented only.

Whilst there are no restrictions on tent size, we wouldn’t advise you to bring a tent larger than you need as you may struggle to find a large enough place to pitch it.

When you are in the car on the way to the festival please follow event signs for DROP OFF/PICK UP & DAY TICKETS. Make sure you get picked up at the same place which is the on-site pick up area in the North Car Park.

Yes but please take care. We have an official restriction along the A56 to prevent pedestrians from using the road to walk along. Please follow the advice of the stewards on leaving/approaching the festival.

Yes. We have day ticket parking available at the North of the festival site. From the A56 please follow signs for DROP / PICK UP & DAY TICKETS

You will be given a colour coded ticket when you park your car. Please keep this ticket with you as it the name and number of the car park printed on it.

No. Once you have entered the car park you cannot leave the car park and re-enter without paying again.

Advanced parking: £10 +BF is available from Ticketmaster and Ticketline when purchasing standard 2 or 3 day camping tickets. Please select this at your point of purchase. Parking is free to hospitality ticket holders. Tickets will also be available to purchase on the day also.

Campsite parking will be signposted when you arrive on site. Please follow signs for CAMPING CAR PARK. Do not use Sat Nav as many road closures will be in place.

Security on the campsites will be of utmost importance. There will be locker facilities and regular security patrols as well as CCTV monitoring, campsite hubs and festoon lighting throughout.

The campsite will close at 12pm noon on Monday 26^th August. If you feel unfit to drive, please stay with your vehicle and rest until you feel fully recovered.

The campsites are approximately 100m from the event site.

Access to the Welfare and information Tent, First Aid, Camping Shop, General Store, Food and Beverages, Lockers, Market Stalls, Phone Charging, campsite hubs.

You will be directed when you arrive on site once you go through the festival entrance.

If you want to make a complaint whilst on site, please head for the information and Welfare tent. Or speak to one of the members of security.

There is a pharmacy and market stalls on site in the main festival arena and a general store located in the campsite area.

There is a pharmacy and market stalls on site in the main festival arena and a general store located in the campsite area.

There is a pharmacy and market stalls on site in the main festival arena and a general store located in the campsite area.

No, pets are not permitted onto the campsite or the event site. Only guide dogs are permitted.

There is a pharmacy and market stalls on site in the main festival arena and a general store located in the campsite area.

The arenas will be dry but if you need assistance please go to the Welfare and Information Tent.

There are designated water points across the arena and campsite which will be clearly signposted.

There are designated First Aid points across the arena and campsite which will be clearly signposted.

There will be a mobile phone charging stall in the market areas

Please claim / report lost property at the Welfare and Information Tent.

Yes, please go to the Welfare & Information tent.

Please leave messages at the Welfare & Information tent inside the arena.

There are two cashpoint areas inside the event arena and also one located in the Purple Campsite

http://www.creamfields.com/disabled-access-registration/

*Friday access for 3 day camping ticket holders only **Silent discos ***7am for 2 day camping tickets

Yes, the Event Site hospital. Please email us at info@cream.co.uk beforehand to make arrangements for you, and please provide us with a contact number.

No, you must decant any liquids into plastic bottles.  We advise you do this before you arrive to site, alternatively a decanting station is provided and liquids brought on site will need to be decanted here into plastic bottles.

Yes

We do not release playing times before the event. Event lanyards will be available to buy inside the event site.

Please do not buy these outside the event site as they will be forgery and the information is liable to be incorrect.

No, there is strictly no recording equipment allowed on site.

You will be allowed to bring non-professional cameras into the event. You must obtain permission to bring a professional camera (SLR) into the event.

Yes. There are several stages and arenas on site, enjoy exploring!

There are no pass outs at Creamfields.

If you have a camping ticket and you leave the festival site you WILL NOT BE ALLOWED RE-ENTRY

If you have a day ticket and you leave the festival site you WILL NOT BE ALLOWED RE-ENTRY

If you have a 2 day ticket WITHOUT camping you WILL NOT BE ALLOWED RE-ENTRY ON INDIVIDUAL DAYS. On leaving the event after Saturday you will need to produce the Sunday ticket to gain re-entry on Sunday.

There is a list of all official ticket outlets here

Check out our line-up page here

Creamfields 2013 takes place across the August Bank Holiday weekend on Friday 23^rd August Saturday 24^th and Sunday 25th August.

No. You will be served one meal per day at the below times:-

Friday – 7pm – 10pm

Saturday – 3pm – midnight

Sunday – 3pm – 10pm

You will receive your food tokens when you collect your wristband (please ensure you collect this with your wristband). You must keep hold of them in order to receive your meal.

Instructions and directions will be posted to you before the show. You will exchange your ticket for a wristband at the entrance. You should have received instructions and directions when purchasing your ticket / or will arrive with your ticket through the post. Hospitality tickets need to be exchanged for wristbands at the Hospitality entrance. Please follow signs.

This means you bring yourself, your own tent and all of your own camping equipment. In addition to this you will also benefit from the following:

• Fasttrack entry into Creamfields – there will be a dedicated lane at the Main Entrance for Hospitality day ticket holders
• Free Car Parking in the Hospitality car park
• Exclusive access into the Hed Kandi Hospitality Arena. This area is a fully furnished marquee with leather sofas, indoor & outdoor seating, fully stocked bar / Cocktail Bar
• Access to the all important luxury toilets
• Complimentary food served up by restaurateurs Puschka (1 meal per day / per person)
• Hospitality Campers will have their own dedicated Hospitality campsite
• Hospitality campers staying in the Hospitality campsite will have access to Luxury Camping facilities which includes hot showers and ‘proper’ toilets
• Access to Standard Campsite (for those hospitality ticket holders who have friends with standard camping tickets and would prefer to stay with them in the standard campsite)

If you want a pre-pitched tent on arrival you have to book a luxury camping option IN ADDITION to purchasing a hospitality camping ticket.

The nearest train station to the event is Runcorn Station and Warrington Central, and the nearest Main Line station is Liverpool Lime Street, both of which will have shuttle buses operating to and from the site all day and night. Runcorn doesn’t have any buses running to the site, only from the site upon leaving; Warrington Central will have buses running.

Putting the postcode into a sat nav or online mapping system is not advisable as there are road closures and diversions in place during the festival. Instead, head for junction 11 or 12 off the M56 and follow event signage.

Luxury camping options have yet to be announced. Full details coming soon. Please note you must have a standard or hospitality camping ticket to book a luxury camping option. 

There will be ticket collects at the box offices on arriving at the event.

Yes but the deadline for purchasing these is 31st July 2013.

Yes, there is a designated taxi rank at the festival site. This is located at the North entrance ONLY do not exit via the campsites as there are no taxis or pick up drop off areas there. Please follow event signage or ask a steward.

Taxis will operate all day and night from the Taxi Rank located at the festival exit, please follow signs.

Yes. Click here to pre-book tickets.

Yes there will be shuttle buses travelling to and from the site throughout the day and night from the following locations – Liverpool, Manchester, Warrington and Runcorn (Runcorn is a return service to Runcorn only). For more information click here.

Yes, Advanced parking: £10 +BF is available from Ticketmaster and Ticketline when purchasing standard 2 or 3 day camping tickets. Please select this at your point of purchase. Parking is free to hospitality ticket holders. Tickets will also be available to purchase on the day also.

Please email coaches@cream.co.uk for more information.

Warrington Central or Runcorn, depending on where you are coming from and the train route. Click here for more information on travelling by train.