REMINISCE Festival is back in Sherdley Park for the tenth year this weekend - with 20,000 fans set to descend on St Helens.
With a focus on nostalgic pop and old-school dance tunes, less than just 100 tickets are left on sale for the festival.
The festival has had its controversies over the years, including long queues, security concerns, and WiFi issues in 2021, but for the most part, it has been a hugely popular event that celebrates old-school dance and pop music.
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Here is all that you need to know for Reminisce 2023:
Transport and road closures:
- Marshalls Cross Road will be closed from 10pm till 2am to allow for safe access when leaving.
- Car and taxi drop offs will be in the parking bays on The Score within Sherdley Park. This will be accessible only via Elton Head Road, and closed off in other directions throughout the day.
- Taxi and car pick up points will be at Sutton Leisure Centre.
- Buses and coach drop off and pick up points are at Marshalls Cross Road in the bus lane.
- Happy Bus are providing coach travel to the festival from around Merseyside and the North West, subject to availability. Information can be found here.
- Arriva buses will be running shuttle services to Liverpool from 10pm to 1am.
- Lea Green is the closest train station at around a 10 to 15-minute walk away.
Tickets:
- Festival-goers should all have received their tickets in the weeks leading up to the event, but those who haven't are advised to contact their ticket provider.
- E-tickets must be downloaded prior to the event as entry cannot be guaranteed without a bar code to scan.
- The festival will have a ticket office, but intended as a "last resort" if there is an issue with individual tickets or orders.
- There are reported to be less than 100 tickets left on sale.
- VIP tickets give guests access to fast track entraces, exclusive marquee, VIP toilets and bars, seating booths, and freee phone charging.
- Everyone attending Reminisce is instructed to bring a valid form of ID, regardless of age. This can include a drivers licence, passport, or Citizens Photo ID card.
- Guests cannot re-enter the festival once they have left the site.
Dress code:
- Organisers state that there are strictly no tracksuits allowed in the festival.
- Clothing that may "cause offence, alarm, or distress to others" are also prohibited, as well as any football or sports team shirts.
- Novelty masks or masks that cover a persons eyes are also banned.
- Jeans and trainers are acceptable.
What can you bring inside:
- Small bags and backpacks are acceptable but will be subject to a search from security.
- Camping chairs are acceptable, but organisers advise against it.
- Cigarettes and vapes can be used outside but not in big tops or tents.
- Medication can be brought inside, but anything that may not be easily recognisable should be accompanied by a doctor's note or prescription.
- Special food or drink can also be brought in by those with dietary requirements, with the same rules as medication.
What you can't bring:
- Alcohol, aerosols, air horns, blowtorches, BBQs, drones, firearms, fireworks, flares, gas canisters, glass, illegal substances, laser pens, nitrous oxide, recording equipment, smoke bombs, sound systems.
Stage times:
- Reminisce is open from 12pm to 11am on Saturday, September 9.
- Information on set times is not released in advance.
Accessibility:
- All customers are advised to enter the festival via the main entrance.
- Disabled access and toilets, and viewing platforms are also available at the site.
Security and welfare:
- Security teams and Merseyside Police officers will be on site and around the park to keep residents and festival-goers safe.
- Medical and welfare facilities are also provided at the site.
For more information about Reminisce, you can follow this link.
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