Beautfiul Days 2012 ticket prices announced

Tickets will go on sale on general sale on Friday 14th October for next year's Beautiful Days, which takes place at Escot Park, near Fairmile, Devon from Friday 17th to Sunday 19th August 2012 with gates opening on the Thursday afternoon.

	Beautiful Days 2011

The tickets sell out to this popular festival, so don't hang about! Put together by the Levellers, Beautiful Days is an old-style festival featuring quality acts old and new - although no acts are confirmed and won't be for a while, you can be sure that the Levellers will perform.

Festival organisers are holding children's ticket prices for this the tenth year of the festival. Adult weekend camping tickets and campervan tickets have increased in price to go towards the cost of opening a day earlier, the addition of a new, unique to Beautiful Days, venue in 2012 and more site improvements. The festival will not be increasing in capacity next year.

Tickets will therefore be priced as follows - an adult weekend camping ticket will be priced £120, child (10 to under 16 years of age) weekend camping tickets are £60, children aged 5 to under 10's weekend camping tickets are £30 and under 5's weekend camping tickets are £5. Campervan passes are £40 and car routing/parking passes are £15. On the Fiddle Members will be entitled to a £10 discount on adult weekend tickets (2 per member) from Monday 3rd October up until 31 December. There will be no day tickets available.

Tickets entitle the holder to camp on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. The festival will once again be offering free tickets for carers, disabled/flat camping and parking - all of which must be booked in advance. For information about disabled access please email info@beautifuldays.org with 'ACCESS' in the subject line. The festival is striving to be as accessible as possible. Please email with any queries or requests and they will do their best to assist you.

The line-up for Beautiful Days 2012 will not be announced until the new year but organisers are already in talks with bands.

The festival which is licensed for 13,500 will feature music across six stages, and street theatre, as well as site art and sculpture, lots of children's activities a huge children's area in the centre of the festival, theatre, comedy, family camping, camping facilities, licensed bars from local company Otter Brewery, world food, craft stalls, fancy dress, a 'village shop' on site, and more. There is plenty of family camping close to the car parks.

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