early bird tickets on sale today for Festival No. 6 2014

Festival No. 6 2014

Thursday 4th to Sunday 7th September 2014
various venues, Portmeirion, Gwynedd, LL48 6ER, Wales MAP
£175 including camping

Daily capacity: 8,000

Early bird tickets will go on sale at 12noon today, Friday 8 November, for Festival No. 6 taking place in Portmeirion, Wales for a third year in 2014 to an earlier date in the calendar; from Thursday 4th until Sunday 7th September.

A very limited number of camper van tickets will also be on sale from midday.

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An Early bird adult weekend ticket with camping is priced at £170, a young persons weekend camping ticket (aged 11 - 15 years) is priced at £85, with under 10s free. Thursday arrival weekend tickets are priced at £185 with or without camping, or £95 for a young person ticket (aged 11 - 15 years). A park and ride ticket is priced at £20. Prices do not include booking fees.

Information regarding the sale of day tickets will be announced in 2014.

Note: There will be very little entertainment programmed on the Thursday / Thursday Night - This is just an option for those wishing to set up their tents a day earlier. Campsite opening times will be confirmed closer to the time.

There is also the option of paying for your tickets through the deposit / payment scheme. Pay 50% now and pay the remaining 50% of the balance by 1st March 2014. Any balance that remains unpaid after 5pm on 1st March will be deemed as a cancellation. No refunds for any loss of deposit or any amount initially paid will be made.

Organisers will be releasing information on when boutique camping and Portmeirion accommodation can be booked shortly.

Festival goers can also expect comedy, poetry, pop up-theatre, intimate readings, film screenings, woodland trails, art installations, pop up woodland raves, kids mischief meadow, The Prisoner reconstructions, and more.

Bands, DJs, musicians and string ensembles will be performing across the entire site, from the historic town hall to the Colonnade gardens to the picturesque Bay Stage and the promenade along the estuary of the River Dwyryd.

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