Reggae Land is located at the Milton Keynes National Bowl, Watling St, Milton Keynes MK5 8AA. The venue has three entrances.

If you’re arriving on foot, please use the north gate on Chaffron Way. The exact location of the gate can be found on this What3Words link.

For those arriving by taxi or vehicle drop-off, there’s a designated point on Kelvin Drive and exit via Davey Avenue. The location can be found on this What3Words link.

All entrances will be clearly signposted upon arrival at the site.

The event begins at 12PM, with performances starting immediately. The last entry time is strictly enforced at 5PM. We recommend planning your journey and arriving as early as possible to avoid the queues. The event ends at 11PM. Please note, if you choose to leave the event, re-entry will not be permitted.

Absolutely! Reggae Land is a family-friendly festival that welcomes music enthusiasts of all ages! However, to ensure the safety of our younger attendees, anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian. Our goal is for everyone to enjoy themselves in a secure environment. So, bring your family and embrace the vibes together!

No, camping is not permitted at Reggae Land. However, there are numerous accommodation options in and around Milton Keynes to suit various budgets and preferences.

No, you can download your ticket to your smartphone using the Skiddle app. However, due to possible signal restrictions in crowded areas, it is recommended to download your ticket in advance or print it out.

We operate a cashless bar system. You can purchase drinks using chip & pin or contactless payment methods. If you plan to bring cash to our festival, you’ll need to exchange it for tokens at our token booth located in the main bowl arena.

Absolutely! At Reggae Land, we offer a diverse selection of food options to satisfy various cravings. With over 70 traders on site, there’s no shortage of choices, including tasty vegan and vegetarian dishes. Whether you’re craving traditional Caribbean cuisine, tantalizing street food, or just a refreshing snack, we have it all! For convenience, we accept chip & pin, contactless payments. Come prepared to eat your fill and keep your energy high for dancing all day long!

Two clearly signposted medical/welfare tents are available on-site. If you or your friends feel unwell during the event, seek medical attention at these locations. Please refer to our site map for their exact placements.

If you need to bring medication that requires storage at the event, please contact us beforehand. If your medication requires injection, it must be stored in the medical tent until administration time. You can reach us at Hello@jbmmusic.com.

Toilets and drinking water facilities are conveniently located throughout the site. A site map will be published closer to the event date and will also be displayed in various locations on-site.
Limited baby changing facilities will be available within the toilet and access areas.

One official merchandise stalls will be located in the main bowl, selling a variety of festival and artist merchandise.

• Illegal substances
• Alcohol and any kind of liquid (including perfume, makeup products, aerosols, etc.)
• Glass items
• Any object that could potentially be used as a weapon or cause danger, offence, or disruption
• Flares or fireworks
• Camping trollies
• Selfie-sticks
• Drones and other flying devices
• Audio recorders / Professional Cameras
• Dogs (except registered hearing/guide dogs)
• Camping is not allowed (No tents or camping equipment)

Here’s a comprehensive list of items you can bring to a festival like Reggae Land to ensure you have a great time while being prepared and comfortable:

Essentials

1. Ticket and ID: Your festival ticket and a valid form of identification.
2. Cash and Card: For food, drinks, merchandise, and emergencies.
3. Phone and Charger: Portable phone charger/power bank is recommended.

Personal Items

1. Backpack or Bag: No larger than an A4 piece of paper
2. Comfortable Clothing: Dress in layers; the weather can change.
3. Raincoat or Poncho: Just in case it rains.
4. Hat and Sunglasses
5. Comfortable Footwear: You’ll be on your feet a lot.
6. Sunscreen and Lip Balm
7. Reusable Water Bottle: A 500ml sealed bottle or a clear empty water bottle (refill stations will be available on site)
8. Earplugs: Protect your hearing.
9. Blanket.

Hygiene and Health

1. Hand Sanitiser
2. Wet Wipes
3. Personal Medications: Any medications you might need (Please email hello@jbmmusic.com to ensure this will be permitted).

Our dedicated teams of stewards and security are here to ensure your comfort and safety throughout the event. Always ready to assist, don’t hesitate to approach them with any inquiries or concerns. We request your cooperation in complying with any directions provided by our steward and security teams, particularly as the event concludes. Their main objective is to guarantee a seamless and safe experiance for all attendees. Please note that a comprehensive CCTV system operates across the entire event site, contributing to the safety and well-being of all attendees.

For those fortunate enough to appear under 25, we might need you to confirm your age at the event entrance or when buying alcohol, in accordance with our Challenge 25 Alcohol Policy.

Please consider the following as suitable ID:

• Passport (original, not a photocopy). We accept foreign passports if they’re in good condition and have a photo.
• Proof Of Age Card – The card must be part of the PASS scheme and include their hologram.
• Full or provisional photo card driving license issued by the DVLA.

Please remember, if you’re under 18, it’s illegal to buy alcohol. Also, it’s unlawful for anyone to purchase alcohol on behalf of someone under 18.

We want to make sure everyone gets home safely once the festival concludes. Local taxi companies will be notified about our event, but we advise arranging your transportation to and from the festival beforehand. Taxis may be scarce after the event, so planning ahead is crucial. You can find train schedules and taxi company information on our website’s travel page, under the relevant dropdown section. Ensure your safety and plan your trip in advance to end your Reggae Land experience on a positive note!

NO, we do not offer lockers. Please make sure you can carry everything you need on-site.

Personal smartphones are allowed for taking photos and videos. However, professional photography equipment, including DSLRs with detachable lenses, and audio/video recording equipment are not permitted without prior authorisation.

If you lose something during the festival, please visit the Lost & Found booth located near at the welfare are next to the main stage. After the festival, you can contact us at Hello@jbmmusic.com to inquire about lost items.

Yes, we welcome volunteers! If you’re interested in volunteering, please visit email hello@jbmmusic.com where we will be in touch. Volunteers get to enjoy the festival during their off hours and gain behind-the-scenes experience.

Follow us on our social media channels to get the latest updates, news, and announcements about Reggae Land.

The festival will go on rain or shine! Please come prepared for all weather conditions. We recommend bringing waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear. Umbrellas are allowed but please be mindful of other attendees.

Yes, indeed! We’ve arranged parking for your convenience at ReggaeLand 2024. This year, we’re employing a colour-coded system for our car parks.

For parking details and tickets, refer to the following links:

Saturday > https://bit.ly/ReggaeLandParkingSat
Sunday > https://bit.ly/ReggaeLandParkingSun