1. All camping ticket holders must also have a ticket to attend at least one of the Teddy Rocks 2020 Festival dates.
2. Proof of age may be required for all ticket types. Please ensure that you have ID with you in case you are asked. Failure to provide such ID may result in you being asked to leave the festival. Challenge 25: We will be operating and enforcing a strict Challenge 25 policy at Teddy Rocks Festival. If you can’t provide valid identification when asked, you will be asked to leave the site and come back with your ID. So if you are lucky enough to look 25 or younger, please make sure that you bring an acceptable form of identification. Valid forms of ID include:
   • An in-date photographic driver’s license or provisional licence.
   • A valid passport
   • PASS approved ID
   • Military ID where the date of birth is present
3. There are three types of Teddy Rocks 2020 Festival tickets sold:
   • "Standard Camping tickets" can only be used by persons age 14 or over. From here on these will be referred to as Standard camping tickets. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 21 or over (max. 4 child to 1 adult ratio)
   • "Children’s Camping tickets" can be used by young people aged 6 to 13 years old and can only be purchased by an appropriately aged adult. See Points 5-7 below. From here on these will be referred to as Children’s camping tickets.
   • "Young Children’s 0-5 Camping tickets" can be used by children under the age of 6 and can only be purchased by an appropriately aged adult. See Points 5-7 below. From here on these will be referred to as Young Children’s camping tickets.
   Upgrades for Glamping or Caravans/Campervans are available as supplements to the above tickets. Please also read our Ticket Terms and Conditions before buying your tickets.
4. By purchasing a Children’s or Young Childrens camping ticket you are confirming that you are either the parent, legal guardian or nominated guardian responsible for the young persons or children you are purchasing the ticket for. You will be asked complete the Legal / Responsible Adult Guardian form and bring this with you to the campsite entry point before being allowed to pitch camp.
5. Those with a Children’s or Young Children’s camping ticket can only enter the campsite with the adult who purchased their ticket, i.e. the parent, legal guardian or nominated guardian. Any young person or child attempting to enter the festival campsite without their legal/nominated guardian will be denied entry to/ejected from the Teddy Rocks Festival and campsite. Likewise for child and youth protection reasons any persons attempting to enter the Teddy Rocks Festival campsite with a child or teen that they are not the parent, legal guardian or nominated guardian of, will be denied entry/ejected from the Teddy Rocks Festival and campsite.
6. Following are the accompanying rules for those assuming parental, legal guardian or nominated guardianship responsibility:
   • Any Adult campsite ticket holder may accompany a maximum of 4 young persons or children
   • Adults accompanying young persons in their teens must be age 21 or over to ensure that all teens are overseen by someone of a responsible age.
   • Young persons and children must camp with their responsible adult. There will be no teens camping separately away from their adult group.
7. Teddy Rocks Festival is a registered trademark; Teddy Rocks Festival logo and any related Teddy Rocks Festival artwork cannot be used without written permission of Teddy Rocks Festival.
8. Teddy Rocks Festival tickets are strictly non-refundable. No admission to the Teddy Rocks Festival or campsite without a valid ticket (so don't lose it).
9. Right of admission reserved (R.O.A.R.)
10. Teddy Rocks Festival and the Campsite is about having a good time together while looking after each other and having a good time. Anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated and you will be ejected without refund from the campsite and the festival.
11. We’re happy for groups of friends to camp near each but we politely ask that people are considerate and not to set up overly-large “camping areas” to ensure everyone has enough room to enjoy the campsite and all have a fair amount of space.
12. The playing of acoustic instruments is permitted in the camping area. Quiet amplified music is also permitted with respect to the other residents of the camping area. Campers will be asked to turn off any music that the festival deems to be of disturbance to neighbouring campers regardless of time of day, and those failing to do so will be asked to leave the campsite and the festival.
13. Once wristbands have been issued and put on… tampering, swapping, removal of, etc. will not be tolerated and those found doing so will be asked to leave the campsite and festival.
14. Ticket holders will be searched on entry to the campsite and the festival. If you are in possession of illegal substances you may be arrested.
15. If you are ejected from the Teddy Rocks Festival campsite you will also forfeit your attendance to the main Teddy Rocks Festival arena and vice-versa.
16. Teddy Rocks Festival ticket and camping ticket holders (including all minors) give their express consent to the use of their actual or simulated likeness in connection with the production, exhibition, advertising and/or exploitation of any photos, film, video and/or audio recording of this event and/or any element thereof in any/all media throughout the world.
17. Travel - Ensure you look into travel arrangements before you buy your tickets. While we make every effort to help and advice on travel options on our website. We cannot give refunds for problems with getting to and from the festival or campsite
    • Teddy Rocks Festival tickets do not include car parking. Car parking tickets can be purchased separately.
    • One weekend car park pass provides access to parking for one car and is valid from Friday to Monday morning. Car Park Passes are not an Entry Ticket – valid only when presented with a valid Teddy Rocks entry ticket.
    • Car parking tickets can be purchased online via Ticketmaster and on arrival. This is to cover the costs of the car parking infrastructure and staff.
    • Car parking spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first come basis. Please car share or arrive by taxi or use our provided shuttle services.
    • If you leave the car park, you must purchase another car park ticket to return and you stand the chance of losing your parking spot. It is strongly recommended that your car remain parked until you are prepared to vacate the campsite. Please take advantage of our shuttle bus which runs every 30 minutes straight into town. There will be Shop on site selling basic groceries, tobacco and camping supplies so there is no need to leave site.
    • You are not allowed to sleep in any vehicle of any kind except in the designated caravan/campervan area of the campsite with a valid campervan supplement ticket. It is dangerous and unsafe to you and those who share the site with you to attempt to sleep in the car park or any other area of the site and surrounding farm.
    • There is a shuttle bus operating between the Blandford Town centre and Teddy Rocks Festival site.
    • REMEMBER: Drinking and driving is an offence. Don't risk the life of yourself and others. Alcohol will dehydrate you, pace yourself and top up with water or soft drinks.
18. You are allowed to bring your own alcohol to the campsite, but only a reasonable amount per adult (remember the organisers put the festival on for free and in our spare time, this means we can give you good bands at cheap ticket prices, please do your bit by supporting our bars and helping us to raise money in the fight against children’s cancer)
    • This is for personal consumption in the campsite ONLY and will not be allowed to be consumed on the shuttlebus or brought into the Teddy Rocks Festival arena, where there are bars available.
    • Teddy Rocks hosts public bars operated by Hall & Woodhouse Brewery. The bars offer a great selection of real ales, ciders, spirits, lagers, wines and soft drinks at reasonable prices.
    • A reasonable amount is defined as: 1 crate (24 cans) of beer or cider OR the equivalent of 2 x 70cl bottles of wine OR 1 winebox OR the equivalent of 1 x 70cl bottle of spirits.
    • Alcohol must be decanted into non-glass containers.
    • There are NO EXCEPTIONS regarding glass containers. Broken glass can harm children or the livestock who will use the campsite land after you leave.
19. Only kitchen knives up to a blade length of 3 inches are allowed onsite for use in cooking (e.g. table knife, small paring knife). Anything that may be deemed a weapon will be confiscated.
20. Due to on-site sanitary and hygiene considerations, personal portable toilet units are not permitted into the festival site. This is a very important condition of entry and customers attempting to bring in portable toilets will be turned away at the gate. There will be a sufficient number of toilets supplied in the campsite.
21. Fire safety is important. No campfires, no flares, no fireworks, no Chinese lanterns or candles, no naked flames etc. are allowed. Disposable aluminium BBQs are not allowed. Only small purpose built off-the-ground BBQs and camping stoves can be used to cook food but ONLY in designated cooking areas.
22. No pet animals are allowed on the festival campsite other than dogs assisting the visually or hearing impaired.
23. The following items are not permitted at the festival campsite:
    • Drugs, illegal substances such as NOS/nitrous oxide or any other substances banned under the 2016 Psychoactive Substances Act
    • Weapons or anything that can be interpreted as a weapon
    • Chinese lanterns, fireworks, torches or flares
    • Camping gas canisters above 5kg
    • Generators of any kind
    • Portable/chemical toilets
    • Any glass / glass bottles
    • Lasers or airhorns
    • Sound systems
    • Drones or other radio controlled flying/hovering devices
    • Spray cans
    • Megaphones
    • Disposable BBQs
24. Accessible Camping: A section of the campsite will be available for those with a disability. This area will be the most practical for access to the arena and easy access toilets. Please see the TEDDY ROCKS FESTIVAL website for information on carers tickets and wheelchair / access scooter transportation between the campsite and arena. Assistance is available to help set up your tent if needed.
25. Please note the festival campsite is on a slight slope.
26. The campsite will have a perimeter fence line, wristband entry and security on duty 24 hours a day. Visitors leave their belongings at their own risk. It is advised to leave all valuables at home.
27. Facilities within the campsite include: toilets showers, food stalls, a 24 hour security, medical and welfare presence, lighting, rubbish disposal area, – Please respect our communal areas and try to leave these tidy/clean.
28. Water - We have several fresh water taps around the site for you to use for free. Please try to keep the taps off when not in use so that we do not run out or create a swamp/bog hazard. Please respect our communal areas.
29. Teddy Rocks Festival campsite location is a beautiful natural site and we want to keep it that way so please help us by keeping it clean and tidy. Please ensure you do not leave anything other than “general waste” in the designated areas – please take all large items home with you e.g. tents, chairs, sleeping bags, etc. Please respect the land as horses will be grazing here after the festival and any stray plastics or rubbish may be harmful to them.
30. If the Festival is cancelled, the organisers & Teddy Rocks Festival shall not be liable for any costs or expenses incurred by the Ticket holder, including but not limited to the ticket cost, transportation & accommodation costs or any other losses of any kind. The organisers reserve the right to change and amend the festival programme without prior notification & cannot be held responsible for acts and headliners who cancel. Refunds cannot be issued if a particular artist does not appear or performs on a different day.

IMPORTANT POINTS TO A SAFE AND HAPPY FESTIVAL

• Ensure you know where your nearest emergency exits are.
• Follow any instructions given by Stewards, Security and Police.
• Move away from any dangerous/antisocial behaviour. Notify Security if you see any antisocial or dangerous behaviour.
• Move to where there is more space if you see a crowd surge occur.
• Ask for help if you need it and help others, especially if someone falls.
• Stay calm - if you're in distress, ask to be taken to the Welfare Tent.
• Look after yourself and those around you, even people you don't know. If you suspect somebody is unwell take them to a first aid or welfare area/tent. If they are not responding please alert a Steward immediately who will call for the necessary help. Please don't attempt to move them as you may do more harm than good.
• If you need to take medication regularly remember to bring it and let your friends know of any illness or allergies you may have and where your medication is stored.

BBQ Safety - the dangers of Carbon Monoxide

• There have been a number of tragic deaths nationally from carbon monoxide poisoning linked to the use of barbecues within tents, camping structures and caravans.
• Carbon Monoxide (CO) is a colourless, odourless, tasteless poisonous gas produced by incomplete burning of carbon based fuels, including gas, oil, wood and coal.
• Levels of the gas can build up very quickly to levels that can make someone unwell or result in a fatality.
• Approximately 4,000 people attending Accident and Emergency each year are diagnosed with carbon monoxide poisoning.
• When CO enters the body it prevents the blood from bringing oxygen to cells, tissues and organs. It can cause symptoms such as headaches, drowsiness, nausea and vomiting.
• CO can kill quickly, in minutes, without warning and even low levels of the poison can cause lasting damage to health.
• Campers have lost their lives after taking lit barbecues into tents or caravans for warmth. A lit or smouldering barbecue should never be taken into a tent, tent awning, camping pod, caravan or campervan.
• Similarly portable gas stoves are not designed to be used inside such structures. They should be kept clean, in good working order and should only be used outside in a suitably ventilated area.
• It is tempting to move cooking equipment inside when the weather is poor, but this can quickly lead to a potentially deadly build-up of poisonous gas.
• Anyone who thinks they may have been exposed to carbon monoxide fumes should seek medical advice immediately.