
INFO & FAQs
GENERAL
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DnB Allstars Festival will be taking place on Sunday 14th September 2025.
Doors open: 11:00am
Last Entry: 16:30pm
Closes: 22:00pm
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DnB Allstars Festival will take place at Gunnersbury Park, Popes Lane, London W3 8LQ
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DnB Allstars Festival is an 18+ event and we operate a Challenge 25 policy, and you will need photo ID to prove your age to guarantee entry. ID will also be required to purchase alcohol once inside the festival. Acceptable forms of ID are listed below in our ticket terms and conditions.
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For the safety of our customers and staff, security will be conducting stringent searches at the gate.
Anyone found to be carrying illicit items will have them confiscated and may be removed from the festival and handed over to the police where necessary. All confiscated items will not be returned.
Please note there is no re-entry to the festival. Once you’re in, you’re in.
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You can find the most up to date line-up on the lineup page. Set times for the day will be released closer to the event. Keep up to date by following our social media pages; Facebook, Instagram. Links are at the bottom of the page.
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Doors to the festival open at 11:00am. Music begins from 12:00pm and last entry at 16:30pm. We advise to arrive as early as possible to avoid congested queues.
The event finishes at 22:00pm
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The festival operates a no re-entry policy.
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Last entry time for the main festival site is 16:30pm.
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We operate a cashless system across all the bars at DnB Allstars Festival. Some traders may still accept cash payments, but please ensure you are able to pay on card or Apple / Google Pay before entering the site.
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We will once again be running our reusable cup scheme across all bars. There will be a levy on your first cup – if you always bring your empty cup back to the bar, you won’t be charged again.
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DnB Allstars Festival takes place on Gunnersbury Park, which is an open-air green-field site. It has some limited pavement, gravel and tarmac paths on the peripheral entrances and exits, however most of the space consists of grass and green space. While there will be some sheltered areas, it is predominantly an open-air event, with most stages uncovered - we would advise all attendees to be prepared for the unpredictable and increasingly adverse British summer weather.
Prepare for rain and mud or heat and dust by bringing layers and packable clothing/provisions such as waterproof coats, hats, sunglasses and sunscreen. Ground conditions are also weather dependent; if we experience extreme weather, the ground may become muddy, and the grass may well get churned up, or may dry out unevenly, so appropriate footwear is advised.
We will be running a cloakroom; this can be found at the Info Tent. The cost per standard item is £5 (large items charged at £7).
TICKETS
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General admission tickets include access to the main festival area.
Drinks and private tables are not included in the ticket price. The event is subject to license and billing subject to change.
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There is no difference in access between the general entry ticket tiers. 1st release will give you the same experience as 2nd release, and so on. The only difference is the price and order in which they will come on sale.
As more ticket tiers are released, they go up in price, therefore the sooner you buy your ticket, the more you will save!
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Our official ticket seller are Skiddle. Please do not buy tickets from any other platform or third-party sellers, as we cannot guarantee their authenticity.
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Please contact the ticket agent you purchased from directly and they will be able to assist you.
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At this stage you should only have your booking confirmation. Tickets will be sent out as e-tickets, and not delivered by post, approximately 1-2 weeks prior to the festival.
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Please contact your ticket provider directly to make changes to your booking.
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Please bring your ticket, the card you purchased the ticket with and valid photo identification.
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Photographic forms of identification such as a passport or driving licence are acceptable.
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Please bring your new card, an official form of identification and a letter or bill that matches your account’s address.
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All tickets are non-transferable, and we are unable to offer any refunds for tickets no longer needed.
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To view the events ticket terms & conditions please click here.
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If you’re no longer able to attend the event and have purchased your ticket(s) through our official ticket partner Skiddle, you can request the resale of your ticket(s) via simply heading to www.skiddle.com/orders and click 'Request ticket resale'.
Unfortunately we cannot offer refunds for our tickets.
ACCESSIBLE TICKETS
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We are committed to improving accessibility at our festival yearly! We want to ensure that all our partygoers, including those who are deaf, disabled or neurodivergent have a wonderful experience.
The following information provides details about the bookable accessible provisions at the festival. If you have any questions that are not answered below please contact accessibility@teamlove.org.
If you need to register to use any of the following accessible facilities:
● Personal assistant / Companion ticket
● Accessible Parking
● Accessible Toilets or HDU
● Lowered Bar Areas
● Use of the Viewing Platform
You will need to purchase a ticket in the usual way through (https://www.skiddle.com) and then fill out the Application Form HERE to request to use the facilities listed above.
You will also need to attach some supporting evidence along with your application. Once the form has been submitted, the team will aim to get back to you within seven working days.
Please note that submission of the form alone does not automatically guarantee eligibility for use of the accessible facilities.
If you have any queries about eligibility, please contact us prior to purchasing your ticket at accessibility@teamlove.org.
Our accessible facilities will only be available to ticket holders who have pre-registered their requirements. Please complete the form no later than 18th of August 2025. Information packs will be sent out to anyone who has successfully registered the week of the event.
If you have accessible needs at the event, head to the Welfare areas or speak to a team member at the Accessibility Box Office on the way into the festival.
TRAVEL
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There is no public event parking at the site and there will be restrictions for the surrounding roads, so please do not drive to the festival. There will be parking exclusions in the surrounding area, so please come to the festival on foot, by bike or public transport.
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TUBE
The nearest station with mainline access on the day of the event is Acton Town + Ealing Broadway for the Circle, District, Piccadilly Line as well as the Elizabeth Line and Central Line.
As in previous years, there may be closures on the above London Underground + Overground tube lines that will impact the stations closest to the event site; we will update our information when we know more.
Please check the TFL Journey Planner for the most up-to-date info before you travel.
BUS
Please see the TFL Journey Planner for info on regular local bus routes.
TAXI & DROP-OFFS
There is an allocated drop off / pick up point 400m from the festival site for taxis and private hire vehicles – follow the yellow AA event signage. Please do not use local residential roads for drop-offs or pick-ups.
BIKE
We have a limited amount of bike parking by the main entrance to the festival. If you would like to use it, please bring a lock. All bikes are left at the owner’s risk.
SECURITY & WELFARE
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There is a zero tolerance to drugs at our event. Offenders will be handed over to the police and drug dealers will be prosecuted. Those caught in possession of personal drugs will be evicted from site whatever the circumstances. There will be drug searches at the front entrance as well as sniffer dog patrolling the queues. This includes nitrous oxide / laughing gas.
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● Fireworks, laser pens, or flares
● Alcohol, illegal drugs, or legal highs including nitrous oxides
● Animals (with the exception of guide dogs)
● Selfie sticks
● Umbrellas
● Glass
● Cans
● Hi Vis waistcoats, jackets or vests
● Bicycles or scooters
● Chairs
● Food / Drink / Cool boxes / Picnic hampers
● Pens or Paint
● Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (aka Drones)
● Any form of seating other than wheelchairs
● Anything which could be considered an offensive weapon or could cause danger or nuisance
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We have a fully equipped Medical Centre on site that will be manned by qualified staff. Please make yourself aware of its location as you enter the festival.
If you take any medication regularly, remember to bring it in the original packaging with your prescription label. Please make your friends aware of any illnesses or allergies you may have. Look after yourself and those around you.
The Welfare Tent is located right next to the Medical Centre. If you need a quiet five minutes or just want someone to talk to, the Welfare Tent provides a safe and non-judgmental space to do this.
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We take the security of attendees seriously. Working with our security partner we aim to provide a safe and welcoming environment.
To facilitate this please always comply with the security team and follow the guidance below; Bring as few valuables onto site as possible and bring a suitable small bag to always keep them on you.
Download the Find My iPhone (or Android equivalent) app.
If you see or hear of any crime, unreasonable or suspicious behaviour please report it one of our stewarding or security staff who will be always clearly identifiable.
To facilitate the safety & security of the event, the event organisers reserve the right to refuse admission and evict attendees at any time. For details of our eviction policy please see our terms and conditions in the website footer.
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Some performances will use strobe lighting, lasers, and smoke machines as part of their performance.
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During the weekend, please go to the Info Tent if you lose or find something. If you need to contact us about lost property after the show, please email enquiries@louderuk.live
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We can’t allow attendees to bring their own food and drink into the venue. There will be plenty of reasonably-priced bars and traders on site providing a wide variety of refreshments all day long. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options will be available.
We encourage attendees to bring their own reusable water bottles, and there will be multiple water refilling stations around the site.
There should be food available to cater for most dietary requirements but please do check with each individual vendor in advance of purchasing food if you have particular requirements or allergies. If you have concerns or wish to speak with someone regarding a special dietary requirement which impacts your health, please contact accessibility@teamlove.org.
TICKET TERMS
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For more info visit the page linked here.
ADDITIONAL INFO
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Volunteer at festivals & raise money for a charity of your choice!
Volunteering is a gateway to making unforgettable friends while getting free entry to DNB Allstars Volunteering with My Cause UK means you become part of a community that is exciting, adventurous and passionate about making a change in the world we live in. For more information & details on how to apply, headhttps://mycauseuk.com/volunteer/.
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What can you do to help?
Bring a reusable water bottle
Recycle your waste in the appropriate bins
Eat at least one veggie meal onsite
Only use biodegradable glitters
Be kind, don’t be a bystander & Leave No Trace
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We hold some simple & key sustainable standards across site.
Calculate & Monitor our environmental impact
Use HVO fuel & Hybrid generators to power our site
Encouraged our traders to use organic, local & seasonal food
Discourage use of single-use plastic cups, cutlery, straws and food containers Encourage refillable water bottle use for audience, crew and artists
Reusable cup deposit scheme available at bars
Make our site as accessible as possible for all
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For press applications please contact info@louderuk.com
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To get in touch with us, please email: info@louderuk.com
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If any residents have any concerns regarding the event, please contact info@louderuk.com and someone will get back to you there.
Applications for resident tickets closes at 17:00pm on Friday 5th September.
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Everyone attending should feel comfortable and safe whilst on-site. Please have a read of the below and remember to act with respect whilst attending DnB Allstars.
Don’t be a Dick. Be nice to each other.
Practice respect & consent for everyone’s boundaries.
Don’t be a bystander.
Speak to a member of staff if you feel unsafe or uncomfortable or if you see anything happening to someone else that doesn’t feel right.
We will not tolerate any kind of harassment or disrespectful behaviour.
Remember to look after yourself and each other as this will help create a safe & friendly environment.
Staff across site are briefed to support you with any incident and to take all appropriate action. They are there to help you, please speak to them if anyone is making you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
Please be respectful of our neighbours and the park by ensuring you use the toilets and bins provided. We want to come back year on year and we need your help to do that by respecting the area and the people around us.
The park is still open to the general public as is the Sports Hub and Museum during both show days. Please respect the other park users, families and children.