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Dates: Friday 9th - Sunday 11th July 2010
Venue: Royal Bath & West Showground, Somerset
Address: Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 6QN, UK
Tickets now on sale: Click here for ticket information
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Main Entrance opening times:
Friday: 9am - 1am
Saturday: 9am - 1am
Sunday 9am - 6pm
Box Office opening times:
Friday: 9am - 10pm
Saturday: 9am - 10pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm
Camping ticket holders:
The camp sites open at 10am on Friday 9th July and closes on Sunday at 6pm.
Camping Re-entry
Friday: 10am - 1am
Saturday: 10am - 1am
Sunday 10am - 6pm
Arena:
Friday 9th July: 10am - 3am
Saturday 10th July: 10am - 3am
Sunday 11th July: 10am - 6pm
Day ticket holders:
Day tickets customers can enter the event from 10am each day. On Friday and Saturday night the event closes at 3am. Sunday night closes at 8pm, (Please note there is a reduced rate for Sunday tickets.)
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Children aged 7 and under are welcome free of charge but due to the nature of festivals we do not recommend you bring small children.
Child tickets are available for 8 to 13 year olds (inclusive). Click here to buy.
- Persons aged 15 and under by law must now be accompanied by an adult of 18 or over.
- If you are 18 to 24 you can only accompany two under 16.
- If you are 25 or over you can accompany up to 4 under 16’s.
Any questions regarding this please call us on 01749344114.
If you are bringing a child that is 7 years or younger to Relentless NASS then you should on arrival get a wristband for him/ her and write your mobile number on the wristband and affix it firmly to your child's wrist. This should enable us to contact you should your child become separated from you.
You should also make it a priority on arrival to ensure that your children are made familiar with their surroundings, should they become separated from you they will then know where to get help. In particular make them aware of the security staff, the event office and the medical & welfare centre.
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The Bath & West Showground has many positives for Relentless NASS including indoor halls for music arenas and the skate parks, grand stand seating for the FMX spectacular and large green grass fields for camping. Expect a few small changes from ’09, click here to view the site map.
The site will be split into the main arena which everyone can access during opening hours. Camping will be split into separate zones. Each camp site will have its own wristband except Green and Purple which are known as general camping and share the same wristband. You will not be able to stay past the end of the last music act at 3am on a day ticket.
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The entrance will be larger and faster than 2009 to ensure minimal waiting time and efficient entry to the event. We have expanded the entrance zone and moved the parking to allow for this. Expect to be searched thoroughly upon entry.
Any items you bring that are listed as not allowed will either be removed or you will have to take them away with you there and then, we don't have the facility to store them for you.
Wristbands are exchanged at the entrance once you have gone through searching and your ticket has been scanned. If you would like family/quiet camping please specify at the wristband exchange after searching.
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Please read all points regarding bringing your own acohol to the festival:
- Weekend campers aged 18 or over can bring in limited amounts and types of alcohol (see bellow for restrictions of quantity and type)
- You will need ID to prove you are 18 or over to be allowed to bring alcohol in
- You can only bring alcohol in the first time you enter and exchange your paper ticket for a wristband.
- You will not be allowed to exit & re-enter by use of your wristband with alcohol.
- Day ticket holders are not allowed to bring in any alcoholic drinks
- All drinks must be in unopened bottles cans etc (no glass)
Types allowed:
Beer, cider (or equivalent such as Alco pops) and wine.
NO spirits are allowed.
NO glass bottles are allowed.
Quantity per person:
Please note: All drinks must be in unopened containers.
12 cans of beer OR cider.
OR
Plastic bottles of beer OR cider total volume up to 5litres.
OR
Box of wine (no glass bottles) up to 3litres in volume.
Buying Alcohol at the event:
- Alcohol is on sale at the event but you must be 18 or over to purchase it.
- Bring ID, you will be asked each time you buy a drink.
- It is illegal to attempt to buy alcohol if you are under 18 and it is illegal to buy alcohol for another person who is under 18. Challenge 21 is in place at all bars.
- There will be a variety of bars on site and these will sell a range of drinks including beer, cider, sprits and mixers including Vodka, Relentless and wine. |
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Parking is available at the event. Please follow the directions given by the stewards who will show you where you can park. Please keep your valuables out of sight as Relentless NASS is not responsible for items left in your vehicle.
Parking locations will have changed a bit from 2009, so please follow directions and instructions on arrival.
Please note
There is now a green fee charge of £3 in advanced or £5 at the gate per vehicle for parking. If you have not purchased a parking ticket before hand you will need to do so upon entering the event. |
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CAMPING AT RELENTLESS NASS: |
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The four camping zones:
- Green Camping
- Purple Camping
- Family/Campervan Camping
- VIP Camping
Each area will be fenced off and you will require a specific wristband to gain access to that particular camp site. See as follows:
- Green and Purple camping require a general weekend camping wristband
- Family camping requires a specific family camping wristband.
- VIP camping requires a VIP camping wristband; no other wristbands will allow access.
On arrival you will get issued with a wristband in exchange for your ticket. Do not take this off or you will not be able to access your camp site and will have to leave the event when the arena closes.
Camping in each area is on a first come first serve bases. Once a camp site is full you will have to make use of an alternative.
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General: This means you can go in either the Green or the Purple Campsites. You can move freely between these areas You are not allowed into the Family Campsite.
Family/ quiet camping: this is for families and quiet camping. If you choose to camp here you must behave in a suitable way and not disturb others. If you do you will be asked to move to another campsite by our camping stewards or risk ejection from the event.
VIP Camping: This is sold as a VIP weekend ticket for a higher price. Click here to view VIP Tickets. |
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SOME GENERAL TIPS FOR CAMPING AT RELENTLESS NASS: |
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- Camping is available Friday and Saturday night.
- You must leave the site by 6pm on Sunday the 11th July.
- Please do not light camp fires anywhere.
- Be aware of those around you and report anything you may find offensive.
- There is NO camping on Thursday the 8th.
- No illegal substances.
- Take care of your valuables at all times.
- No pets are allowed.
- No gas cookers, portable stoves or any kind of gas/ fuel powered cooking equipment is permitted. These will be removed when entering the event. |
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Please note campervans enter through a seperate entrance. The positions can be seen on the festival map here.
To park and use your campervan you must purchase an additional campervan pass from the tickets page. These are very limited and sold out in 2009. If you arrive without one you will Not gain access. Tickets are £20 and can be purchased in advance only from here.
Campervans are positioned in family camping so please remember this is the quiet camping zone.
No gas cookers, portable stoves or any kind of gas/ fuel powered cooking equipment that is not built into your vehicle is permitted. These will be removed when entering the event.
Campervan tickets are valid for camping vehicles only. No cars or tents will be allowed in this zone.
Click here to buy. |
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| Toilet blocks are found in and around the arena. These are fitted with basins, showers and running water. They are open during the arena times. In the camp sites toilets are provided and vary depending on your camp site, running water is also available. |
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| Catering units are present all over the arena and offer a great variety of foods. Whether you enjoy mexican or italian there is plenty on offer. In the camp sites their will be a few catering stalls to help you on those early mornings. Coffee and cold drinks will be available. |
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- ID, if you are over 18 and want to drink alcohol - challenge 21 will be in place at all bars.
- Cash for the weekend there may not be a cash point on site.
- Your skateboard, BMX or preferred ride!
- Rainwear, sun wear & warm clothes.
- Tent and sleeping bag if you are camping.
- Change of clothes in case you get wet.
- Mobile phone - please keep it safe.
- Deodorant, cologne or perfume (these items will not be confiscated)
- Make up - for those early mornings ladies... |
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- Any kind of gas or fuel related cookers or stoves.
- Portables or disposable BBQ’s or any fire related cooking equipment.
- Illegal items or substances.
- Any weapons or items that may be considered an offensive wepon.
- Knives of any sort including pen knives and swiss army knives
- Pets
- Fireworks and flares
- Alcohol over the limit allowed. See alcohol restrictions above.
- Glass bottles or jars or drinking vessels (ie pint glasses or wine glesses etc)
- Spray paint
- Large sound systems
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- Have fun
- Check out all the sports and have a go on the courses and ramps.
- Enjoy the music - this year it's going to be like big foots shoes...MASSIVE
- Use the litter bins whenever possible.
- Check out the retail village for some summer bargains.
- Make friends with everyone you meet
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- DO NOT light camp fires - they will be put out immediately
- DO NOT bring fireworks - there are many farms in the area and they frighten livestock
- DO NOT drink too much - mornings are there to be broken and being able get up helps
- DO NOT try to break in - we have more dogs & security patrolling the perimeter than Alcatraz. |
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| No smoking is allowed in any of the indoor areas. Please do not smoke in these areas as it is now illegal and could result in you being fined. |
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Will there be queues at the entrance?
The entrance will be larger and more able to cope with the capacity of the festival. Searching is always the first stage when entering the festival so please read the ‘what NOT to bring’ section to speed up the process. Whilst we expect that Friday morning is busy, more searching lanes will mean you are inside the festival in no time.
Is their re-admission to the event?
Day ticket holders may not exit and re-enter the festival. Weekend ticket holders may do so. Alcohol may only be brought in the first time you enter the festival. If you have already entered the event and are wearing a wristband you will not be allowed to bring in alcohol.
Where can I purchase Relentless NASS tickets?
There are a number of outlets available, click here to view the options and ticket information. On sale dates and information coming soon.
Will I get reception on my mobile whilst at the festival?
Yes, we have checked with a number of service providers and reception is generally pretty good.
How much money will I need whilst at the festival?
There are lots of shops in the trade village as well as bars and restaurants so make sure you’re prepared for an action packed weekend! Cash is difficult to get onsite so it's advisable to bring it with you.
I want to come to Relentless NASS but I’m only 15 (or younger), can I still come?
Yes! All ages are welcome to the festival BUT if you are under the age of 16, you must be accompanied by an adult. This doesn’t have to be your parents, it can be an older brother or sister or a friend: as long as they are 18 or over, it doesn’t matter who you bring! If you are 18 to 24 you can only accompany one under 16, if you are 25 or over you can accompany up to 4 under 16’s. If you have any questions regarding this please call us on 0207 348 5200
Can I reserve a camping space?
No, it is purely first come first serve. Want a good pitch? Get there early!
Can I park my car in the campsite by my tent?
No, all vehicles must be left in the car park. A car may be used to tow in a caravan, but must then be removed from the site and left in the car park through out the weekend. Campervans must have a campervan pass.
Can I bring my cooker?
No gas cookers, electric stoves or any form of cooking device is allowed into the festival. This includes any that may use fuel, gas, petrol or flame. They will be confiscated at the entrance so save your money for some good food in the event.
I want to camp in the family/ quiet camping area but I don’t have a family weekend ticket, can I still camp there?
Yes, you can camp in the family camping area if you have a weekend adult ticket but this is for families and quiet campers only: NOISE and DISRUPTION will NOT be tolerated! If you cause disorder you will be MOVED to another camp site by the camping stewards. Upon arrival at the entrance you must request a family wristband otherwise you will by default be given a general weekend wristband.
I have a day ticket, can I camp?
No, day tickets give you access to the festival Arena only. You can not access any of the camp sites. Day ticket holders will have to leave as soon as the arena shuts. Weekend ticket holders go to their designated camping areas (day ticket holders will not be able to enter the camping area without a camping wristband).
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