11th – 13th July 2025
FAQ’s
Ticket Info
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We can’t guarantee ticket availability at the gate. We have strict capacity numbers so if any ticket options sell out prior to the festival they will go off sale. The best way to guarantee entry and to avoid disappointment is to buy your tickets in advance
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Unfortunately we cannot offer refunds for our tickets, however we have partnered with TicketSwap as our official ticket reseller. Selling tickets anywhere other than TicketSwap is strongly discouraged.
If you are experiencing issues selling your tickets, please reach out to the TicketSwap support team.
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Yes, tickets are available for all ages, but you will need to be accompanied by a responsible adult aged 25+. One adult can be responsible for up to 4 under 18’s. If you appear to be under 18 years old you may be asked to provide I.D to gain entry to the festival. We do operate a strict Challenge 25 policy, if you look under 25 you’ll be asked to present ID when purchasing alcohol.
Please ensure you bring suitable ear protection for teenagers, children, toddlers and babies.
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If you appear to be under 18 years old you may be asked to provide I.D to gain entry to the festival, e.g. driving licence or Proof of Age card.
We are also operating a Challenge 25 Policy at the bar. Valid photo ID will be required
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Once you have exchanged your ticket for a wristband on entry, you can use the wristband to re-enter the festival site should you need to. Wristbands are non-transferrable.
Opening Times
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Friday 12th July 2024
Festival opens for campers – 11.00
Main site opens – 13.00
Main stage finishes – 23.00
After party Finishes – 01.00Saturday 13th July 2024
Main site opens – 11.00
Main stage finishes – 23.00
After party finishes – 01.00Sunday 14th July 2024
Main site opens – 11.00
Main stage finishes – 22.30
Main site closes 23.00Monday 15th July 2024
Campsite to be vacated by 12.00 -
Friday – 11:00 for Campers, 12.30 for General Admittance
Saturday – 10.00
Sunday – 10.00
Box Office closes at 22:00 Friday & Saturday, 21.00 on Sunday
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Campsite opens 11:00 Friday and closes midday Monday.
There will be no admission or readmission of campers after 02:00 Sat – Mon or before 08:00 on Sat/ Sun
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11am-6pm Saturday & Sunday
Safety
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During festival running times of 11am – 1am we will have paramedics, an ambulance and response car on site. Outside of these hours there will be qualified first aiders to assist.
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We welcome customers with disabilities, those who are d/deaf, and those with additional access requirements to attend TITH.
If a customer is unable to attend TITH without the support from a Companion/PA then we will provide an additional ticket at no extra cost.
You can apply for a Companion/PA Ticket by emailing: hello@toddinthehole.co.uk, please include one of the following with your email:
– DLA/PIP – Front copy only
– Medical Professional’s letter
– The Nimbus Access Card
– D/deaf or blind registration
Please note that the event site is former pastureland and will be uneven in places, although on the whole, the site is generally quite flat.
We have accessible parking which is closer to the event site, there will be clear signage on the local roads – please let the car parking team know upon arrival and they will direct you to the accessible parking area (please ensure you bring your Blue Badge with you).
Those with additional access requirements will be allocated camping space closer to the main festival site. It may be possible to leave a single vehicle parked near to their camping area depending on access needs – (please note that this will be at the discretion of the Event Safety Team, and depending on the capacity of the campsite, the vehicle may need to be moved to the Blue Badge parking area).
Those that require Medication Storage – please visit the First Aid tent onsite and speak to the Medical Team.
Please email hello@toddinthehole.co.uk if you require wheelchair charging when at the festival and we will do our best to accommodate your request.
Please email hello@toddinthehole.co.uk if you will be attending with an Assistance Dog, and we will advise you where the dog spending area is located.
Please note that there will be no BSL facilities onsite.
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What happens if a child is lost?
Getting Here
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Please see our Travel page.
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Yes, we have parking available in the adjacent field. Use postcode SG4 7JJ. The walk from the car park to the festival site is approx. 7 minutes.
Parking is FREE.
Our Car Park is kindly being managed by Beds and Cambs 4×4 Response Team Volunteers this year. Whilst we are not charging for parking this year we do encourage you to make a charitable donation on entry in order to help them fund their amazing work in our local community.
Car park opening times:
Fri: 11am – 2am
Sat: 9am – 2am
Sun: 9am – 11pm
Mon: 9am – Midday
GATES WILL BE LOCKED OVERNIGHT
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Please see our Travel page.
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The shuttle is just running on a first come first served basis so you can’t pre-book tickets.
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If you are planning to get a taxi home please pre-book it to pick you up from the taxi drop off area (SG1 2JE). Please see our Travel section for some local taxi numbers.
Camping
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We're afraid that there is no camping at the festival in 2025.
Wellbeing & Accessibility
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During festival running times of 11am – 1am we will have paramedics, an ambulance and response car on site. Outside of these hours there will be qualified first aiders to assist.
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We welcome customers with disabilities, those who are d/deaf, and those with additional access requirements to attend TITH.
If a customer is unable to attend TITH without the support from a Companion/PA then we will provide an additional ticket at no extra cost.
You can apply for a Companion/PA Ticket by emailing: hello@toddinthehole.co.uk, please include one of the following with your email:
– DLA/PIP – Front copy only
– Medical Professional’s letter
– The Nimbus Access Card
– D/deaf or blind registration
Please note that the event site is former pastureland and will be uneven in places, although on the whole, the site is generally quite flat.
We have accessible parking which is closer to the event site, there will be clear signage on the local roads – please let the car parking team know upon arrival and they will direct you to the accessible parking area (please ensure you bring your Blue Badge with you).
Those that require Medication Storage – please visit the First Aid tent onsite and speak to the Medical Team.
Please email hello@toddinthehole.co.uk if you require wheelchair charging when at the festival and we will do our best to accommodate your request.
Please email hello@toddinthehole.co.uk if you will be attending with an Assistance Dog, and we will advise you where the dog spending area is located.
Please note that there will be no BSL facilities onsite.
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We will be operating a lost children and vulnerable persons policy, with carer/parent/responsible adult phone number written on the underside of the child’s wrist band.
Essential Info
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Prohibited items:
No alcohol (unless entering campsite)
No firearms, knives/blades or anything that may be deemed as a weapon
No fireworks/flares/smoke canisters or similar
No aerosols
No perfume/aftershave (unless tested and no glass)
No illegal drugs/legal highs including Nitrous Oxide (amnesty bins will be provided at the Main entrance)
No corrosive materials or similar that may damage the farm land
No laser pens
No glass (no exceptions)
No fires or camping stoves/cookery anywhere on site (including campsite except small 500g or less canisters for a single stove)
No generators of any kind
No entry permitted to anyone, at any time, in any area without appropriate accreditation
No unauthorised or professional photography, film or video equipment, go-pros or selfie sticks
No Chinese lanterns
No drones
No animals (except guide dogs)
No megaphones/klaxons/air horns
No high visibility bibs and jackets
No poles, banners and flags
No sound systems
No trolleys (pushchairs are permitted)
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Here at Todd HQ we’ve listened to your comments on our bag size policy and spoken with our Safety & Security Teams who will be working hard onsite to keep everybody safe.
We do understand how difficult it can be packing everything you need for a day of festival fun in to a small bag, so we’ve taken your feedback onboard.
Sensible bag sizes will be allowed – as a guide, bags should be no bigger than A3 size – this is an approximate measurement, so no need to get the ruler out. Bags that are a little bit over will not be turned away.
It’s large camping rucksacks that we are trying to discourage, due to the time it takes to search these, and security implications for a bag of that size. We want to keep queue times to minimum to protect the customer experience for everybody.
To keep the queue times to a minimum, please be sure to read our Prohibited Items list on our website.
Thank you and happy packing!
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No food or drink is allowed to be brought on to the festival site, with the exception of food for children under 5 years old.
There will be free drinking water available so please bring empty refillable water bottles. Security will ask you to empty your bottles if they aren’t already.
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You are welcome to bring a picnic blanket and/or camping chairs to sit on in the festival arena. These must be carried and cannot be brought in a trolley.
We will be operating a search policy at the entrance.
Strictly no food or drinks are allowed to be brought on site, with the exception of baby food and unopened / sealed bottled water.
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You are permitted to bring umbrellas that can be hand held. Please do note if you bring a large golf umbrella you may be asked to move towards the rear of the stage viewing areas so as not to affect the view of others.
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No pets are allowed on the festival site.
Guide dogs are allowed.
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If you need to bring medication onsite with you, please keep it in its original packaging, with the dispensary sticker and issued in the name of the ticket-holder i.e. DON’T peel the label off or carry someone else’s medication, or lose tablets. If the medication is not in the original packaging, bring a copy of your doctor’s letter or prescription to ensure security is able to easily identify the medication and allow you entry with it.
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Take a look here: Feast in the Field
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Many of our food vendors have gluten free options. Please see our Feast in the Field page for more info.
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For customers with specific dietary requirements that we don’t cater for, we do allow a reasonable amount of food to be brought into the festival arena for personal consumption. This must be confirmed with us in advance of the festival by writing to us at hello@toddinthehole.co.uk
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All of our bars are cash free this year.
Our food and non food traders will be accepting cash and card.
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There won’t be cash machines on site.
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All prices are subject to booking fee.
Over 18’s only.
Friday night After Party – 22.00 – 01.00
Saturday night After Party – 21.30 – 01.00
VIP ticket holders gain automatic access to After Parties.
Due to our license, After Parties have to be a separate ticketed event so tickets must be bought in conjunction with a valid day or weekend pass.
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We will have a lost property desk located with site management.
You can ask any of our friendly stewards to point you in the right direction.
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Yes. Baby changing facilities will be positioned near the festival Toilets.