General info'
Do you have to buy a ticket to come to the ALB Festival?
You will need to purchase a Ticket to enter the festival in the park, Children 4 and under don’t need a wristband.
Can we take alcohol and drinks into the ALB Festival?
No alcohol or glass can be taken on to the festival site. Sealed plastic bottles of water are allowed. There are lots of catering outlets and bars at within the site.
Are children welcome?
Our whole event is family friendly and we at the Anti Loo Roll Brigade encourage families to attend. Children 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Children 4 and under get Free entry and do not require a wristband. (There is a maximum of two children per parent of guardian)
Wristbands information
If you have purchased a ticket prior to the festival you will need to exchange your ticket for a wristband on the day - please see the Site Map to find out where you should do this.
Disabled visitors
The organisers of the ALB Festival wish to make our festival inclusive for all and recognise the need for easy access throughout the event for disabled visitors.
We have a number of features to assist those with accessibility needs who are coming to The Anti Loo Roll Festival. Please visit our Accessibility page for full details.
Hospitality & VIP Tickets
Benefits to the holder of a VIP wristband include:
Where do any profits go?
The Anti Loo Roll Festival is organised by the Colchester Anti Loo Roll Brigade; a Community Interest Company (CIC) is a very costly festival to put on with basic infrastructure costs increasing each year, which is why we have made the decision to charge an entrance fee for the event from this our first year. Our profits from the event will be used to fund the projects that the ALB take on each week. Find out how you can support the Anti Loo Roll Brigade and the work they do here
You will need to purchase a Ticket to enter the festival in the park, Children 4 and under don’t need a wristband.
Can we take alcohol and drinks into the ALB Festival?
No alcohol or glass can be taken on to the festival site. Sealed plastic bottles of water are allowed. There are lots of catering outlets and bars at within the site.
Are children welcome?
Our whole event is family friendly and we at the Anti Loo Roll Brigade encourage families to attend. Children 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Children 4 and under get Free entry and do not require a wristband. (There is a maximum of two children per parent of guardian)
Wristbands information
If you have purchased a ticket prior to the festival you will need to exchange your ticket for a wristband on the day - please see the Site Map to find out where you should do this.
- Wristbands must be securely fastened or may be void.
- Wristbands must be intact, in one piece, and worn at all times.
- Torn or ripped wristbands will not be accepted for entry.
- Lost wristbands will not be replaced under any circumstances and if you are not wearing a valid wristband you will be asked to leave the festival site.
- Wristbands are not transferable between visitors.
- Wristbands are required for drink purchases at all bars within the main festival site.
Disabled visitors
The organisers of the ALB Festival wish to make our festival inclusive for all and recognise the need for easy access throughout the event for disabled visitors.
We have a number of features to assist those with accessibility needs who are coming to The Anti Loo Roll Festival. Please visit our Accessibility page for full details.
Hospitality & VIP Tickets
Benefits to the holder of a VIP wristband include:
- A private viewing area
- Seating, Food and drink
- Housed inside the Hospitality enclosure there will be seating both outside and inside the marquee
- A buffet BBQ will be provided alongside a hog roast
- Access to Private Bar (alcohol is chargeable)
- Entertainment
- VIP enclosure Photographer
- Meet & Greet with some artistes
Where do any profits go?
The Anti Loo Roll Festival is organised by the Colchester Anti Loo Roll Brigade; a Community Interest Company (CIC) is a very costly festival to put on with basic infrastructure costs increasing each year, which is why we have made the decision to charge an entrance fee for the event from this our first year. Our profits from the event will be used to fund the projects that the ALB take on each week. Find out how you can support the Anti Loo Roll Brigade and the work they do here
