Field Day Festivals Reviews

I left my jacket behind and thankfully got it back the next day, so I’m really glad about that. The team did help in the end, but I felt a bit ignored at first when I was trying to follow up. Still, I appreciate that they found it and got it back to me quickly.

We had a really nice day out, and I was pleasantly surprised by how helpful the staff were. We got a bit confused with our tickets, but someone sorted it out quickly and was really friendly about it. The only downside was the queues being a bit long, but overall it was a good experience.

I was disappointed with how the set times were arranged. There were so many clashes between acts I wanted to see, and I remember standing there with my phone out, feeling stressed instead of excited, trying to decide who to miss. I ended up only catching parts of a bunch of sets, which was frustrating because those were the moments I’d been looking forward to most...

I had an okay time overall, but once the rain started, things went downhill fast. There wasn’t much cover, and the staff didn’t really seem to know where people were supposed to go. Afterward, the responses felt like those canned “sorry for the inconvenience” apologies, which just made it more annoying. If you’re going, definitely bring your own poncho and decent boots. They really need to have a better plan for bad weather...

Booked my Field Day tickets through fielddayfestivals.com and, it was easy. Compared with some other festival sites I’ve used, it felt less cluttered and I didn’t have to click around forever to find the lineup or ticket details.
I haven’t actually been to the event yet, so this is just based on the booking side of things, but the confirmation emails came through quickly and everything looks clear so far. Definitely a smoother start than I’ve had with a few other ticketing platforms.

I had a decent day at Field Day overall, but the mobile signal was rough for most of it. I couldn’t load maps or message friends unless I wandered around trying to find a spot that worked, and the WiFi didn’t really help much either. Also, it’s a bit annoying when the terms seem to change from what you thought you were getting, because you just end up feeling caught out on the day. Not the end of the world, but it made meeting up with people way more hassle than it needed to be

I thought it was good value for the money. The ticket prices felt fair for what was included, and booking was really straightforward (no annoying last-minute fees popping up, thankfully). I had a fun day and didn’t leave feeling like I’d overpaid. I’d definitely use fielddayfestivals.com again if the prices stay around this level...

I had a quick question before booking, and they got back to me fast. The answer was clear and actually helpful, not like a copy-paste response. Because of that, I felt more comfortable going ahead with it. Really happy with the service.

Got in faster than I thought I would, and the lines actually moved along well. Crowd control near the stages was decent too. It did get a bit chaotic after the last act when everyone was leaving at once, but that’s kind of expected with a big crowd. Overall, not bad at all.

I was really impressed with how the stage looked this year. The LED screens were huge and super crisp, and the moving lights during the night sets made everything feel way more like a big festival production. There were a few moments where the lights got a bit too bright, especially when they hit the crowd directly, but overall the visuals added so much to the atmosphere. The only thing I’d say is the sound could’ve been a little clearer in parts, but I still had a great time.

I expected the place to be a total mess, but it was kept clean for most of the day. The bins weren’t overflowing too badly and I saw staff out picking up litter, which helped a lot. The toilets definitely could’ve been checked more often though, so whoever runs this should probably stay on top of that better next time.

I did feel safe most of the day, honestly. Security was around and easy to spot, which helped. The queues got a bit messy at one point, like people weren’t really sure where to go, but staff stepped in and sorted it quickly, so... yeah, overall it was fine.

I ended up waiting way too long just to get a drink, which got frustrating. What made it more annoying was having to go through verification more than once, even though I’d already done it. It just slowed everything down and made the whole bar experience feel more hassle than it needed to be.

Field Day was a brilliant day out. The vibe was chilled but still properly buzzing, and everyone around us seemed like they were just there for the music, not to start drama or act weird.

That said, the queues were ridiculous at points, and whoever was in charge of sorting them needs to take the blame because it was totally avoidable. Still, I left tired, muddy, and genuinely happy, so yeah, I’d go again.

To be fair, I did have fun at certain points, but the sound really held the whole experience back. It was muffled, and the volume kept dipping during the sets, which made it hard to stay into the music...

I stopped in while I was out running a few errands, the food prices felt fair to me. I wasn’t expecting anything fancy, just something decent to eat before heading home, and I didn’t feel like I overpaid

I expected getting my ticket scanned to be a quick and simple process, but it failed and I ended up waiting way longer than I thought I would. It was frustrating, especially since this is the kind of thing you assume will just work smoothly.

I’m always a bit wary with places like this because you never know if the security is actually on it or just putting on a show, and I hate feeling like I’ve been fooled into thinking somewhere is safe. But the security team seemed calm and polite the whole time I was there. Bag checks were quick, but they still felt proper, not rushed or careless. When they had to deal with things, they handled it quietly without making a huge scene. I felt safe without being hassled, which was a nice surprise

I was mentally drained by the weekend, so I was glad the wristband payments worked smoothly for the most part. I used it all weekend without much hassle. One top-up took a little longer than expected, but the staff helped me out quickly, so it wasn’t a big deal

I went to Field Day this year and, i think the crowd might’ve been my favorite part. I keep wondering if I just got lucky with where I was standing, but people were really chilled out, there wasn’t much shoving near the stages, and most people actually apologized if they bumped into you.
The queues were mostly fine too, or at least they felt that way to me, and the staff seemed to keep things moving even when it got busy. The toilets were basically festival toilets, so not amazing, but not as bad as I’d braced myself for. Overall it was a really good vibe and I’d probably go again