Festivals For Teens

[inaya]

I'm looking for a festival for teens that we can go to without parents that is relatively cheap.

Any suggestions?

[danmarks]

Hit the deck. Slam dunk. My kids have both done these but they're both only 1 day events. I'm guessing that will be the sticking point for under 18s wanting an adult free festival.

[kaosmark2]

What region of the country are you in? Travel is a huge part of the cost of festivals. I could recommend some local ones that are teen-friendly around the Southwest, but that's no use if they're 200 miles away.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

I think we'd also need to know what you mean by relatively cheap ie. what's your total budget including travel and entrance fee.

[eFestivals]

Butserfest in Hampshire is specifically designed for teens.

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/festivals/butserfest/2016

(there's no details for 2017 yet).

[Odessa]

Y Not is full of teenagers. Top weekend the 2 years I've been and a ticket is £100 which is class for what you get.

[inaya]

I'm in london and would ideally like something below £100 per day.

[Uncle Liam]

Below 100 quid per day? 

Just go to Reading for the exam results party. In my old job, I couldn't move for students at Leeds one year- including one who found me during an Interpol set in 2011 who thought that would be an appropriate time to discuss her exam results with me. (Hint, don't do that) 

[kaosmark2]

Yeah, on that budget just do reading, assuming you like at least some of the big acts playing. I was expecting a lot smaller budget.