The Long Road Festival is easily accessible from the M1 and M6
Rugby Station is the closest to the festival. There are regular tains from London, Manchester and Birmingham and we operate a shuttle bus from Rugby station to the festival throughout the weekend.
Cyclists are welcome at The Long Road Festival, with a secure area provided at the festival entrance to lock up bikes free of charge. Please note that all bikes are left at your own risk.
You can get a shuttle bus from Rugby station to the festival via Lutterworth Travelodge.
The journey takes around 35 minutes. All buses are wheelchair accessible.
Pre-purchase your tickets on our ticket page. You cannot purchase Lutterworth Travelodge tickets on the day.
Return services run on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, with hourly departures from the festival in the evenings.
Can I take public Transport to get to the festival?
Yes!
The closest station is Rugby and there are regular trains to and from London, Manchester and Birmingham and we operate regular shuttle services from the station to the event throughout the weekend.
What Parking Options Are There For My Car/Motorbike?
Onsite parking available for most regular vehicle types.
You can buy tickets in advance on our ticket page.
Follow the festival car park signs when you arrive.
You cannot park by your tent (except in Pitch & Park) and you cannot stay in a vehicle in the car park overnight.
If you have a vintage vehicle, why not consider exhibiting it at The Lucky Dice car show this year in return for a pair of free tickets? Sign up information coming nearer the festival dates.
Where Can I Get Dropped Off or Picked Up?
There will be a Pick Up and Drop Off Point located in the car park.
Please note that Taxis can be tricky to source around Lutterworth, please always book in advance. If you are arriving/departing by taxi, please ask your driver to follow the festival directional road signage for taxis. When you leave the festival and are looking for your taxi, please follow signage to the official pick-up/drop-off.
Can I Leave and Re-Enter the festival?
It depends on your ticket type.
Camping ticket holders will be allowed to re-enter the campsite at any time by showing their wristband.
Attendees will be able to take their chairs or blankets to their cars during the festival, specifically during times when the arena asks that chairs and ground blankets are removed.
There is no re-entry for Day ticket and Weekend No Camping ticket holders. Please note, if a Weekend No Camping ticket holder leaves the site on Saturday, they will not be re-admitted until the arena re-opens on Sunday.
We understand there may be extreme circumstances where leaving the site is essential. In these cases, security will use their discretion and permission won’t be unreasonably withheld.
Is There An Accessible Car Park?
There is an Accessible Car Park on site. Please note that whilst this is the closest car park to the event arena, the distance from the car park to the festival entrance is approximately 320m. Please have your blue badge on display and inform the stewards that you would like to park there when you arrive.
If you don’t have a blue badge but someone in your party has a disability or a condition which means that they cannot travel very far from the car, please let our stewards know when you arrive. They will do their best to accommodate you in the Accessible Car Park.
If you intend to use the Accessible Car Park, please let us know on the Access Application Form so we can get an idea of numbers.
Please note, all drivers must purchase a Car Park Pass (either online from our ticket page or in cash on the day) to be able to park at the festival.
PICK UP/DROP OFF – CARS, TAXIS AND BUSES
If travelling by car or taxi, please follow directional road signage to the Pick Up/Drop Off area as you approach the festival. All festival buses will arrive at and depart from the festival bus stop at the Pick Up/Drop Off area. All buses are wheelchair accessible.
Follow event signage to the main entrance from the Pick Up/Drop Off area.