Yes! With your wristband you move between venues and see who you want to see. This is definitely the best and most inexpensive way to enjoy the many acts on offer, especially if you plan to hang around for the entire weekend.
As the festival is strictly limited to a small number of people a small number of day tickets will be on sale after the first wave of weekend tickets.
You have access to all of the programmed events with your weekend wristband. If you’ve bought a ticket for a certain day then that’s the one you’ll gain entry to. The ticketed venues (City Hall & Tabernacle) have similar capacities, so in theory you should be able to watch every show in those two venues. If you’re super keen to see a certain artist then make sure you get to the specific venue ahead of time to guarantee entry.
We’ve programmed the festival between the two ticketed venues, City Hall and Tabernacle. It’s a two minute walk between venues and we’ve staggered the acts so when one act finishes at one venue, another will start a few minutes later in the other venue.
We don’t offer family tickets but you can buy a children’s ticket at a reduced cost. Just make sure you add the child to your weekend ticket at the checkout. All kids under 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times though.
You don’t. That’s right, there are no tickets for sale, it’s all FREE! wander from venue to venue on our free trail element of the festival. Most of the artists will be listed, but there will be some surprises! Keep an eye out for the black boards at each venue with the daily listings and times.
Boia festival is a City wide event, accommodation is up to you to arrange and is NOT included in the ticket price.
We are not coordinating any camping. But there are some campsites dotted around locally. It’s worth calling ahead of time to confirm opening times.
You arrive in St Davids. You go to the City Hall. Show your digital ticket, in exchange you’ll receive your wristband. You can attend any and all of the shows.
Email us via the ‘contact’ page to request a carer’s ticket. We’ll generally need evidence to support your application, but as long as you have that, no problem at all!