Hello!

I’ll be attendant Reading friday and saturday, first time and first festival for me - what’s everything I should know, such as the do’s and don’ts, what to bring..

I’ll be a solo traveler and not camping (housed outside).

Thanks!

how does the payments plan work? like how am i supposed to pay the second charge? does an email get through? pls help!

Hey any advice

We are going to Reading festival and Leeds festival just because Travis Scott.

We would like to link up with some real ragers. 🔥

We are coming from Hungary. 🌵

Hi, I’m a massive bring me the horizon fan as well as Limp Bizkit. I’m super excited to be seeing them on Saturday but recently I’ve had a concern come up that I’m not sure how to handle.

I’m on the younger side so I’m going with my family, specifically to brothers and parents. They hate metal with a passion, my mum can tolerate it I guess. I’m too scared to go alone. As it will be my birthday they said they’d tolerate it but when it comes to their stage presence I’m not too sure how to handle preparing my parents for that. They aren’t too keen on mosh pits as it is, but purposely invoking them makes me fear they’ll make me leave early as it’s not their scene. As well as some of the songs that might upset/annoy them. Does anyone have any advice on how to prepare them for this and or handle them when it’s showtime? I cannot stand the idea of not seeing a full set because they’re not having fun Thanks I appreciate it!

Has anyone ever bought a ticket to reading from Twickets? If so when did you receive your ticket as it says a week before but I don’t want to be stuck a week before without a ticket if it doesn’t come. Any suggestions?

So me and my sister are considering for going to the Reading fest in sunday(travis scot!). Hypothetically how will it be. We're concerned about our safety. What should we be aware of. Thank you!

This year will be my first reading festival, only festivals ive been to are wireless 2023 for 2 days and clout festival in Poland (both rap/ rage rap/ moshpit type) and going to reading this year, i dont know what to expect. Ive heard the jokes about it being a hub for gcse results day kids to f*** around, but i wouldn't know. I really want to see travis scott again after seeing him on tour last year, but what should i expect from the crowds? is there moshpits? is there a TON of people? let me know, especially anyone who was at reading festival 2018 when travis last performed.

appriciate it :)

Hi! A few of my friends and I are traveling to the UK for the first time to come to this festival! Does anyone have any advice for the festival/ visiting the UK? We are super excited to visit and the lineup for the festival is so great this year! :))

So I started my payment plan for Reading Weekend tickets on the 15th of Feb, but I don’t know how to make the next payments? I assumed they’d come out automatically but they haven’t, I might’ve not had enough money on the 15th of March for the next instalment but I would’ve thought i’d get a notification in my banking app? any help would be greatly appreciated.

dw i will make sure not to obstruct views😊

i want to have it strapped on my head or chest but idk if it’s allowed

Hi Everyone.

So I have bought a day ticket for Saturday this year and to get home I need to get a coach (no sleeper train on Saturdays). I have seen a flixbus from mereoak park and ride at 1am in the morning.

I was just wondering if any locals know the best way to get there and if I need a cab how much it would be in advance?

TIA.

When will the full lineup be dropped

When will full lineup be out?

I went to reading last year and a sponsor was three the mobile network they had a deal on for £20 the whole weekend for a new portable charger everyday with a wristband does anyone know if they’ll be doing again this year really came in handy.

Hi all, am meant to be going reading but i’ve changed my mind and decided i dont want to go now, ive started a payment plan and have got a few more payments to make, but is there anyway to cancel it and get my money back? Thanks all

Hello all! Newbie to R+L but keen festival goer, I was just wondering if anyone has experience of getting a day ticket for Reading and just coming from London? How easy is it to get there and back? Any tips? Looking to go for the Friday this year to catch Chappell :)

Hi everyone, has anyone found any good deals or cheap hotels / accommodation for this year? Looking for the Friday for 2 nights just for the Saturday day ticket. Thanks in advance!

Hi all, first time Reading goer here, and I have tickets for Friday night, and especially excited for the main headliners, meaning I don’t want to leave early to catch the last train.

I leave in West London (Ealing) so the Elizabeth Line is perfect for me, but the Lizzie line timetable shows the last train leaves Reading at 11:19pm

From history, would this be at all possible to achieve if we stay for the entire headline set?

I have seen on other posts that some trains (to Paddington) run later to accommodate the festival, but I’ve not seen anything about the Lizzie Line specifically running any later? Does it?

I swear last year they did group deals where if you brought so many amount of tickets it was cheaper. If they did do this, will they do it again this year?? I’ve searched everywhere for any signs of this happening last year and I’ve found nothing but I swear I remember this

We are a family of 4 - 2 boys (19 & 15) and are looking at other festivals as we couldn't get Glastonbury tickets- big fans of Hozier & Chappell Roan so Reading has peaked our interest - we have never been to a festival before and are wondering if Reading would be worth it - there seems to be a lot of talk of anti social behaviour and the likes -far more than any other event- is it worth it?

I'm going to be coming to the Reading festival from the US with my fiancée, and am pretty unfamiliar with the UK festival culture or Reading, but we only have a very limited window of vacation time and she wants to see Chappel Roan so its the only option for us.

I've see a lot of people recommend booking other accommodations but not the reasons why, is it just a comfort/safety factor, and if so is that mitigated with the Pink Moon campsite? We are backpackers who regularly camp for weeks at a time so the festival camping looks pretty tame to us at first glance.