All Together Now Festival is right around the corner after a three-year absence, and many festival-goers have been looking up what they are allowed to take on-site. The festival organisers have produced a list of prohibited items, which includes barbeques and camping stoves.
All Together Now is set to take place from July 29 – 31 on the Curraghmore Estate, County Waterford. The line-up includes exciting artists like Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Groove Armada, Rufus Wainwright, Jungle, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard on the bill.
With a line-up like that, making sure you don't have any problems getting on to the festival site is a must. As such, here is all you need to know about the items you can and can't take to All Together Now festival.
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What is the All Together Now personal alcohol allowance?
Anyone going to All Together Now is allowed to bring 24 cans OR 1 litre of Spirits OR 1.5 litre of Wine for personal consumption after their initial entry, which can be brought into the campsite and the main arena.
You are only permitted to bring alcohol onto the site upon your initial entry. If you leave the area, there is no re-entry with alcohol once you have your wristband.
What is the list of banned items at All Together Now?
All Together Now has a strict policy regarding banned or prohibited items. Stringent searches are carried out at the start of the festival, and items may be confiscated. You may also risk expulsion from the festival and being referred to the Garda. The complete list includes:
- Fireworks, Chinese Lanterns, flares and high power torches are not allowed.
- Alcohol (over and above your personal allowance)
- Illicit drugs, legal highs or nitrous oxide are not allowed.
- Glass (except for small make-up items and perfume/aftershave)
- Animals (except guide dogs) are not allowed.
- Anything which could be considered an offensive weapon is not allowed.
- Gas Cylinders are not permitted anywhere in the campsites including campervans.
- Petrol Generators or Liquefied Petroleum Gas is not allowed.
- BBQ's are not allowed.
- Gazebos are not allowed.
- Flag Poles are not allowed.
- Garden Furniture in any form is not allowed.
- Laser Pens are not allowed.
- Professional photographic equipment is not allowed. (this applies to cameras that have detachable lenses)
- Selfie Sticks are not allowed.
- Drones are not allowed.
- Umbrellas are not allowed.
- Spray canisters / Smoke Bombs / Gas canisters are not allowed.
- Megaphones/air horns are not allowed.
- High Vis Clothing is not allowed.
- Items for trading are not allowed.
- Bicycles are not permitted in the campsite including campervans
- Candles or campfires are not allowed
- Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas) and any associated equipment (balloons, Co2 dispensers, cream dispensers etc.) are not allowed
- Sound systems are not allowed.
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