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Deva Fest

Overview

We are the North West's favourite family festival. Deva Fest features world class music and comedy performers as well as new artists for you to discover across five stages. But we believe a music festival isn't just about the music. Your Deva Fest ticket is loaded with things that other festivals charge for! It's really true! Ride our fairground rides as often as you like and they are INCLUDED in your admission price (open Friday to Sunday from midday to 2200). We have a range of family activities ranging from storytelling and crafting through to slip and slide water fun and and sensory and messy play. And whilst it isn't really an attraction we offer the sorts of loos that most festivals charge an upgrade for as standard. We also allow you to bring a picnic and soft drinks into the festival.

Contact details

Cholmondeley Castle Malpas Cheshire North West SY14 8ET United Kingdom

https://www.devafest.co.uk/carers

7570720236

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Access Card notes

If you're disabled – or have recently had an operation that will affect your mobility at the event this year – and require an assistant to enable you to attend the festival, we're happy to provide you with an extra ticket for them, free of charge to gain access to the festival. Credability's Access Card is required as proof Please note that we do not offer carers tickets on optional extras such as Club Deva access or paid activities such as Gin Journey A number of accessible camping pitches are available at the front of the campsite nearest to the festival field entrance. You can request one of these by emailing hello@devafest.co.uk Blue Badge parking is available at the festival field entrance. We also have an accessible platform and disabled toilets Nelly's Nest will again be in attendance to provide neurodiversity accessibility. The Nest is equipped with resources, sensory tools, deescalation equipment and trained therapeutic staff to allow Deva Fest to be more accessible to those with hidden needs.

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