2026 Tickets

Adult Tickets – 18 – 64years

Concession – Students and 65 +

Youth – 12 – 17 years

Little Folker – 0 – 11years

WEEKEND TICKETS

There are four tiers of WEEKEND TICKETS : Super Early Bird (can be purchased on the Sunday of the festival), Early Bird and Advance. Once each tier has sold out, tickets move onto the next tier. A limited number of On the Gate tickets are available if the Advance Tickets have not totally sold out. Weekend Tickets allow access to the festival arena for the three days of the festival – Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Weekend Tickets allow access to the festival from Thursday evening from 6.30pm when the arena will open for a little music, the annual pub quiz & a welcome ceilidh. Some food and drink stalls will also be open.

DAY TICKETS will be available from the website from MAY 2026.

Day tickets are for the FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY only.

Tickets can be exchanged for wristbands from 10am each day at the Onsite Day Box Office.

We use Ticket Tailor as our online ticket provider to keep costs down for you, the ticket buyer. You can either print or present your e-ticket on your mobile device at the festival site Box Office entrance. Your ticket will be exchanged for a wristband. Please make sure that your wristband is easily visible to our gate Staff and Stewards. Wristbands that are removed or fall off need to be brought back to the Box Office for a new one to be issued. If it is lost then I am afraid, we cannot replace it.

Please check our our FAQ’s for more details

The Campsite opens for weekend campers from 2pm Thursday 20th August and closes on Monday 24th at midday. The showers are free to use and are in a main block near the campsite entrance. There are two toilet bocks within the campsite and the fire lanes are well lit with festoons. There is no separate quiet area for campers so please be aware of and respect your neighbour’s space. The Stewarding and Security team are there to help and support you should you have any problems. Please visit our FAQ’s for more information.

A camping ticket is for the pitch and not per person.

There are four types of Camping Pitch tickets

Camping under Canvas Weekend Pitch -TENT ONLY AREA 

Camping Under Canvas Pitch – a vehicle free zone on the campsite. I x tent per pitch

Camping under Canvas with Vehicle Weekend Pitch – This ticket allows you to park your vehicle next to your tent. Please Note that once you have parked up, you will not be able to drive off site until you leave the festival. If you wish to leave and return to the festival over the weekend, you will not be allowed to drive your car to your camping pitch and will be asked to park your car in the campsite car park on re-entry.

Camping on Wheels Weekend Pitch – Standard – up to 20sqm – Caravan, Camper van, Motorhome, live in vehicle. Vehicle movement on and off the camp site during the festival is prohibited.

Camping on Wheels Weekend Pitch – Large – for caravans, campervans and motorhomes that are larger than 20m2. Vehicle movement on and off the camp site during the festival is prohibited.

If you are booking a HASSLE FREE TENT with Norfolk Bells, you will need to also purchase a CAMPING UNDER CANVAS & VEHICLE PITCH to secure your place on the campsite. Please quote your camping pass ticket number when booking with the Norfolk Bells.

Please note that if you would like to camp with a friend or with a group of friends, you will need to come in convoy. Unfortunately, it is not possible to save pitches for friends.

NORFOLK BELLS provide the option of camping in one of their lovely bell tents. You can have it naked or with all bells and whistles! The team are on site throughout the weekend to make sure that your camping experience with them is as hassle free as possible.

For more details and booking information please head to NORFOLK BELLS at FOLKEAST

If you are booking a HASSLE FREE TENT with Norfolk Bells, you will need to also purchase a CAMPING UNDER CANVAS & VEHICLE PITCH to secure your place on the campsite. Please quote your camping pass ticket number when booking with the Norfolk Bells.

With a new festival site we will be working hard to develop our support for all visible and hidden disabilities.

There will be new challenges but we hope that what we have learnt on our old site at Glemham Hall will put us in good stead.

Please take a look at our Accessibility at FolkEast page for more information.

Only Registered Assistance Dogs and Guide Dogs are allowed at FolkEast.

Non-registered Assistance / Guide dogs are not permitted – even the most well behaved and cutest of our canine friends.

If you wish to attend the Festival with an Assistance Dog or Guide Dog please email Philippa.folkeast@gmail.com  for more information.

Please take a look at our Accessibility at FolkEast.

Please click this LINK to find out more.

FolkEast is an independent festival.If you find yourself unable attend this years festival please contact info@folkeast.co.uk before 1st July 2026 to explain the situation for a refund or to carry tickets over to 2027. After this date, we are unable to offer a refund but can arrange for your tickets to be carried over to 2027.

We do have to be prepared for the worst scenario should it all go the other way between now and August 2026 and the possibility that FolkEast could end up being postponed or cancelled. If this is the case, your tickets will be refunded or, if you would rather, they can be carried over to 2027. Fingers crossed that this will not be the case.