TICKETS
TICKETING INFORMATION
Due to unprecedented demand the final release of tickets will be on 3rd February at 7pm.
There will no further tickets after this date.
Please add your name and details to the waiting list and we will contact you if any spaces become available
REALLY IMPORTANT: TICKET SCAMMER WARNING: Do not buy tickets from anyone you don’t know!
We offer refunds with no questions.. no one needs to sell tickets on FB or IG. Just don’t do it.
Some people were scammed last year and lost their money (and didn’t get tickets).
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Fire in the mountain have partnered with Kaboodle this year for our festival tickets. If you have any questions about this change please do get in touch with us on boxoffice@fireinthemountain.co.uk
Your e-tickets with QR code(s) will be sent out to you by email after 15th May. You will receive confirmation of your ticket(s) at the time of purchase. Please check your spam/junk folders before contacting us and make sure your email address is up to date.
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We love kids and love having them at our festival, but we just can’t have too many. We issue 150 kids tickets to crew, and offer 150 kids tickets to attendees, which equates to 20% of our capacity. Fire in the Mountain is a family friendly festival, not a family festival, and it’s focus has always been, and will remain, on live music and playing music.
Campfire in the Mountain in July is a dedicated family event, and it’s focus is entirely on families (in whatever shape or form they might take). Thanks for understanding. -
In the first instance contact us on fireinthemountain@kaboodle.com
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This year we are releasing tickets in batches in December and February There will be no difference in price or the total number of tickets available. This move is in response to requests from our loyal festival goers who may not be able to plan so far ahead. There will be more of every ticket type on each release.
Final release of tickets February 3rd at 7pm
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You can now spread the cost of ALL your tickets by selecting the option at checkout. Note that if you miss a payment or cancel your tickets you will still forfeit the booking fee and payment plan fees.
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If you are in receipt of highest level PIP you are entitled to a PA ticket. Please purchase your own ticket then contact boxoffice@fireinthemountain.co.uk and we will guide you through the process.
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We recognise that unforeseen events can occur between the time you purchase your ticket and the festival. Fire in the Mountain will refund any ticket without question up until midday on Wednesday 27th May (the Wednesday before the event). To start the refund process either log into your Kaboodle account or email fireinthemountain@kaboodle.com
Booking fees and transaction fees are not refundable.
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Mae'r tocynnau hyn ar gyfer pobl sy'n lleol i Aberystwyth ac ar gael o gofnodion Andy yn Aberystwyth o 19 Ionawr 2026. Mae'r siop ar agor o hanner dydd tan 6pm (ar gau ddydd Mercher a dydd Sul). Ni ellir trosglwyddo'r tocynnau hyn. Bydd eich cod post yn cael ei gofnodi ar adeg y pryniant a bydd angen prawf o gyfeiriad wrth gyrraedd. Ni fydd Andy yn derbyn archebion dros y ffôn - os ydych chi'n ddigon lleol ar gyfer tocyn lleol, rydych chi'n ddigon lleol i gyrraedd y siop yn bersonol! -
Our neighbours can collect their tickets from the farm from 14th May onwards. Note we are no longer offering discounted tickets to residents outside our immediate vicinity.
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We operate a waiting list when tickets are sold out. If you do not have the ticket you require (especially babies, children or campervans) then please do not travel as we will turn you away. When we are sold out we are out of space.
It is such a small farm, and we’re so short on space - please don’t make the journey if you don’t have the right tickets… otherwise it’s totally awks -
We allow one name change per ticket for free with no admin charge, but after that you will need to request a refund. This is to avoid secondary ticket selling skulduggery!
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No one likes charges on top of ticket prices. We include the "Booking Fee" in the face value of the ticket.
This fee goes to our 3rd party ticket-selling website. You only pay the face value of your tickets.
However, every order incurs an additional and unavoidable non-refundable "transaction charge" (banking charge). We can't do anything about this.
Why use a third party ticket seller? Kaboodle handle all the admin so we don’t have to. We are legally obliged to hold all ticket money in a third party account until the event is over, then we get sent the money. They do all the refunds, name changes, enquiries… they have a team of expert staff to handle all this admin so we can get on with organising the amazing festival. It’s surprising just how many emails come in! it’s a full time job! -
Day tickets are only available on Sunday 31st May and cannot be pre-purchased. Tickets are £60 each (under 13’s free) and car parking on Sunday only is £10. We do not offer day tickets for any other day. If you are staying off site you will still need to purchase a weekend ticket.
Ticket Pricing Explained
We use a tiered ticket system to make the event fairer.
Low Income For people who really are struggling to make ends meet at the moment.
Average Ticket Price This is what our budget says we need to charge to cover the event.
High Income If you are comfortable and have a decent income, please consider paying a little more. For each of these tickets we release more low income tickets.
Benefactor Ticket Our festival is not-for-profit and is made possible by countless people working for cheap or free.... this ticket is a massive thank you to everyone... if you can afford to give something back over and above. Thank you.
See below to help you decide which ticket you should get. xx
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I am comfortably able to meet all of my basic needs.
I may have some debt but it does not prohibit attainment of basic needs.
I own my home or property or I rent a higher-end property.
I can afford public and private transport. If I have a car/access to a car I can afford petrol.
I have regular access to healthcare.
I have access to financial savings.
I have an expendable income.
I can always buy new items.
I can afford an annual holiday or take time off. -
I may stress about meeting my basic needs but still regularly achieve them.
I may have some debt but it does not prohibit attainment of basic needs.
I can afford public transport and often private transport. If I have a car/access to a car I can afford petrol.
I am employed.
I have access to health care.
I might have access to financial savings.
I have some expendable income.
I am able to buy some new items and I buy others second hand.
I can take a holiday annually or every few years without financial burden. -
I frequently stress about meeting basic needs and don’t always achieve them.
I have debt and it sometimes prohibits me from meeting my basic needs.
I rent lower-end properties or have unstable housing.
I sometimes can’t afford public or private transport. If I own a car/have access to a car, I am not always able to afford petrol.
I am unemployed or underemployed.
I qualify for government and/or voluntary assistance including: food banks and benefits.
I have no access to savings.
I have no or very limited expendable income.
I rarely buy new items because I am unable to afford them.
I cannot afford a holiday or have the ability to take time off without