Frequently Asked Questions

The Disabled Access Campsite is available to customers who require Accessible Facilities. By locating these facilities in one campsite we can ensure that they are serviced, cleaned and maintained regularly. You can apply to camp here by completing an Access Requirements Form.

The campsite is located close to the arena and there will be staff from the Access Team based here 24 hours a day. There will also be security personnel and stewards based in the campsite.

 

DISABLED ACCESS CAMPSITE FACILITIES:

·         Wheelchair accessible unisex showers and toilets

·         Standard toilets and showers.

·         Fresh water points and accessible sink

·         Electrical points for charging wheelchairs or mobility scooters

·         Fridge for secure medication storage

·         Changing Places Unit featuring a changing bed, a toilet, sink and a hoist. Please be aware that access customers must bring their own sling. This unit is not for sleeping.

 

PARTY SIZE

As well as you we allow three more people to camp with you. You must register the number of your group during the application process so that they are issued with the appropriate wristbands to access the Disabled Access Campsite.

 

CAMPERVANS/CARAVANS

We cannot accommodate campervans/caravans or motorhomes in any of our campsites.

GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE CAMPSITES & OTHER CAMSPITES

If you are an access customer staying in any of our public or upgrade campsites, then please notify the Access team in your Application, we are happy to provide a PA ticket at no additional charge however this will not cover any concessions provided, proof of purchase will be checked before issuing the PA tickets.

We will not be able to replicate the same facilities as we do in our Accessible campsite, there will be longer distances to walk into the Arena and campsite village from these campsites, for more details contact the Access team in advance.

 

ARENA FACILITIES

VIEWING PLATFORMS & VIEWING AREAS

The viewing platform and viewing areas areas are for our Disabled Access Customers with mobility issues, wheelchair users, and those unable to stand for long periods and people who struggle with being in crowds.

Our platforms have wheelchair accessible ramps and have accessible toilets. Seating is provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

Our viewing areas are ground level they do not have ramps some areas will have accessible toilets.

A map of Viewing platform and viewing areas will be provided on the website before the Festival takes place.

 

WHEELCHAIR CHARGING POINTS

Some platforms will have wheelchair and mobility scooter charging facilities these will be listed in the Access Guide.

 

TOILET FACILITIES

We have Wheelchair accessible and standard toilets within the arena, the locations of the toilets will be shared with you in our Access Guide.

Access to the platforms and toilets is controlled via a wristband system. You can apply for access to these on the Access Requirements Form.

 

TRAVEL & PARKING

DISABLED CUSTOMER PARKING.

If you require accessible parking, you must apply in advance and ensure to let us know where you are camping so we can provide you with the appropriate car parking pass. You need to apply for Disabled access parking by completing the Access Requirements Form. Blue Badge holders must register with the Disabled Access Team to get a Disabled Access Car Parking Pass.

Parking in the accessible car park is limited so friends/family arriving in separate vehicles will not be able to use this car park and we advise they buy a general admission Parking ticket.

A car parking pass will be sent to you approximately a week before the Festival. The Disabled Access Car Park cannot be entered without a car pass issued by the Disabled Access Team.

Please note there is no charge for Accessible Parking, however this must be applied for in advance of the Festival.

 

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

There are several different ways you can travel to Creamfields. Due to the location of the transport hub you will enter the Festival via a bridge which is not Wheelchair Accessible, if you are planning on arriving by Public transport please contact the Access team so they can advise.

Please see the TRAVEL pages on this website for more information – this page will be updated regularly.

If you are arriving by public or private buses, then please contact the Access Team ahead of the event for further advice.

 

USEFUL INFORMATION

FIRST TIME AT CREAMFIELDS

We want you to enjoy every aspect of Creamfields, listen to your favourite music and see your favourite acts. The crowds can get very busy so make sure you get your bearings.  Try and find your own space, be considerate to other people and don’t push others.

If you start to feel anxious or the crowd is growing quickly, take your time and try to make your way to the periphery. Read more helpful advice HERE

 

SITE LAYOUT AND GROUND CONDITIONS.

The festival is based on the Daresbury estate, the festival is a greenfield site with very limited hard standing pathways, during inclement weather some areas can become very muddy and wet.

 

The arena is not flat and has some sloping fields.

 

MEDICATION

If you need to bring medication with you, please bring a doctor’s note or a prescription for it if it is not easily recognisable. Don’t be offended if security question the medication you are bringing into the Festival, it is there job to ensure the safety and security of all customers.

We will be able to store medicine in our fridge in the Disabled campsite, we cannot offer refrigerated storage in any of the other campsites.

 

Please contact the access team should you need more advice or guidance on any of the above information.

 

EFFECT LIGHTING

Smoke machines, strobe lights, fireworks and other effects will be in use at this event. Anyone affected by these should bear this in mind.

 

SECURITY & SAFETY

Crowd Management Personnel are clearly identifiable by their numbered tabards/shirts. They are all issued with a staff handbook so should be able to answer most questions. They are briefed on all aspects of the event and can assist and give information.

In the instance of a site evacuation please ensure that your PA is aware that they are your main point of assistance in an emergency evacuation. Crowd management personnel located near the viewing platform will assist in moving everybody to a place of safety.

 

MEDICAL & WELFARE

Medical and welfare facilities are available to everyone 24 hours at the Festival.

There will be signed First Aid points located across the festival site.

 

 

CONTACT US

Although the websites does contain a lot of information we understand that’s some customers will need to contact us directly.   The access department is currently closed, however, someone will respond in due course.

Access Team Email: [email protected]

 

During the week leading up to and during the Festival the Access Team will be on site, we may not be able to respond to your enquires.