Before applying for the use of accessible facilities
You need to have bought your Latitude Festival ticket before you apply. (Please note that there is no separate ‘accessibility’ ticket category).
Please do not buy a ticket for your essential companion. Essential companion tickets are allocated through the application process.
You will also need either to have a Nimbus Access Card or Digital Access Pass from one of the Live Nation events listed on the Nimbus website (opens new site). If you don’t have one, you can register with Nimbus for a free Digital Access Pass (opens new site).
Please note that registering for a Nimbus Access Card or Digital Access Pass is not the same as applying for the use of accessible facilities at the festival. You must still complete the application form (opens new site) once you have your Nimbus Access Card or Digital Access Pass.
Applying for the use of accessible facilities
- Have your ticket booking reference and your Nimbus Access Card or Digital Access Pass ready
- Complete the Latitude Festival Accessible Facilities application form (opens new site).
- The Latitude Accessibility Team will review your application.
- You’ll receive an email once it’s processed. The email will tell you what facilities you are approved to use. You should get the email within 5 working days.
If you have any questions about the application process, please contact us via accessibility@latitudefestival.co.uk.
Notes on completing the application form
- Please make sure you enter your personal details on the application form exactly as they appear on your Nimbus Access Card or Digital Access Pass. This includes the spelling of your name(s). If they don’t match exactly, it may delay your application being processed.
- Each accessibility customer wishing to apply for use of the accessible facilities should submit an individual application. Please do not include more than one person per application. This helps us ensure that everyone in your group gets the facilities they require.
Temporary impairments
Please note that our accessible facilities are unable to cater for people with temporary impairments. A temporary impairment is anything that affects an individual for less than 12 months such as broken bones, healing injuries or pregnancy. If you have any questions relating to a temporary impairment, please contact the customer service team (opens new site).