Gates open 11am/ event ends 10:30pm Alcohol, food and soft drinks cannot be brought into the arena. There will be many bars and artisan food traders onsite. Please note there is plenty of parking (priced at £15 + fees per car) available at the checkout page. This is predominantly a standing concert event. Customers are allowed to bring in a picnic blanket, but for safety reasons, campchairs are not permitted - Some deckchairs will be available to hire in designated areas in the rear of the arena. There will also be haybales and picnic benches scattered around the edges of the arena for those wishing to sit for short periods For those who purchase a VIP Package there will be scattered seating in the VIP Guest Area, but seating is not guaranteed -- first come first served."

Description

Sandringham Estate, the private Norfolk retreat of the British Royal Family, serves as a significant cultural and event hub for the region and the nation. It extends beyond its royal association to offer extensive parkland and facilities that draw visitors and locals alike, fostering a connection to both heritage and the natural environment.

Within Sandringham House, a sense of lived-in history pervades, with rooms retaining an Edwardian character, filled with treasured ornaments, portraits, and furniture. The air carries a faint, comforting scent of aged wood and polished surfaces, while the natural light filtering through large windows illuminates the carefully preserved interiors, creating an atmosphere that is both grand and genuinely homely.

The estate boasts extensive gardens, including formal areas and sweeping glades, alongside hundreds of acres of Royal Parkland, open for exploration. Accessibility is a key consideration, with accessible parking, a shuttle buggy service for longer distances, and accessible facilities, including Changing Places toilets. Visitors can enjoy refreshments at the Sandringham Restaurant and Terrace Café, both fully accessible.

Throughout the year, Sandringham hosts a diverse calendar of events, ranging from equestrian showcases and trail running races to food, craft, and wood shows. The estate also welcomes larger gatherings, including flower shows and outdoor music performances, alongside regular community activities like park runs, ensuring a dynamic and engaging programme for all.