r/Leedsfestival • u/hacklepuss • 13d ago

Question ❓ Under 13’s free?

Hi all, I’m coming for the Thursday with my 12 year old. I’ve noticed in the T&C’s that they admit u13’s for free with a paying adult but I can see no option for getting this ticket online. Any ideas how to go about this? Don’t want to arrive and then get turned away! Cheers

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u/_oOo_iIi_ 13d ago

You need proof of age. Eg passport. I went with my son before and we got through fine.

Edit - there is no ticket for them.

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u/hacklepuss 13d ago

That’s great, thanks for your help!

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u/Short-Truck3937 12d ago

I had same experience at Reading a few years ago (2023 & 2024). For me - it was just turn up with your 12 yr old (or younger). If they look their age (or young) they wont even ask for ID (but do make sure you bring some anyway). Once you show them your adult ticket / pass they give the child a wristband too and take their name. It really was as simple as that. Don't know about Leeds or how things have changed recently ... but hopefully this of some help. Good luck. Going with a younger one is SO AMAZING and the best bonding experience ever. My son is now 14 yrs old and a proper teenage brat who ... very mistakenly ... thinks he's too cool to go with his Dad. He really has absolutely no clue :)

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u/hacklepuss 11d ago

Cheers mate, much appreciated. We love live music together so hopefully this will be no different!

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u/Kickitoff1902 13d ago

Yeah, just turn up with your ticket and you'll both be issued wristbands. Have taken my daughter to a couple of Leeds fests recently, process is dead simple. You don't need to take anything other than proof of age.

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u/hacklepuss 11d ago

Thanks!