Application Process:

 

This is the process by which bookable accessible facilities can be requested:

1) Purchase a ticket.  
2) Submit your booking confirmation reference number from See Tickets, Ticketmaster or Tixel.
3) Complete the application form below and provide supporting evidence / proof of disability (see more details below).

Both this application form and proof of disability needs to be received together in order to be reviewed.

PLEASE NOTE: The Accessible Campsite, Essential Companion Tickets, Viewing Platform and Safe Zone are now fully booked.  However if you would like to be added to the waiting list for any of these facilities you can do this on this application form.

If you would like to apply for accessible overflow parking, queue jumping, a drop-off pass or accessible toilet access, you can still do so by completing this application form.

Please be aware that the accessible overflow car park and other accessible facilities have limited capacity. Applications will therefore be processed on a first come, first served basis, and we strongly recommend applying as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Submitting an application form does not automatically guarantee access to any or all of the requested accessible facilities. Please wait for confirmation from our team before making any arrangements based on your application.

Submitting your supporting documents:

Please upload / drag and drop a photo or confirmation of your Access Card, or the access registration code from your Digital “Bloodstock” Access Pass.

If you were unable to obtain either of these or have been refused the symbols you feel you need, you can upload / drag and drop supporting evidence instead as proof of disability. 

We will accept the following forms of evidence:

Confirmation of disability benefits such as Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Disability Living Allowance (DLA) or Attendance Allowance (AA)
Confirmation of Employment Support Allowance (ESA)
Blue Badge (Parking Only)
Photo of your Disabled Identification Card (DID)
Registered as a blind person or partially sighted
Armed Forces Independence Payment
Registered as a Deaf person
A letter from a medical professional aware of your needs that clearly confirms the need for the requests on your application form. This must be on surgery/official headed paper.
We may also accept occupational health reports, care plans or OT assessments on a case-by-case basis.

Please note: This will not guarantee allocation of all the accessible facilities on site. We will ask for you to explain what you need and we will use this in conjunction with your supporting evidence to make a decision on which accessible facilities to allocate to you.

If you require accessible car parking, please also submit a copy of your blue badge. If you are not a blue badge holder, please explain on the application form why you require accessible parking.

Please feel free to cross out any details on your supporting evidence documents, such as reference numbers and amounts, that are not directly relevant to your application. 

Once we have received your documentation and reviewed it, we will send you a confirmation  email. Please be patient and wait to hear from us. If you have not heard from us within 6 weeks of applying please email disabledaccess@bloodstock.uk.com or call 07734 707228 and leave a message for us.

Application forms cannot be submitted on the day of the festival or once the capacity has been reached. Please fill in the below application form and submit online with your supporting evidence as soon as you are able.

For those unable to submit supporting evidence online, you can download and print off this form and post with your supporting evidence.  Please scroll to the bottom of this application form where there is an option to print /post this form.

When submitting evidence to support your application by post, we ask that you photocopy evidence and clip it to a printed form and send to the following address:

Postal Address:

Accessible Registration 

Amust4music Ltd – Bloodstock 

54 Arundel Drive 

Spondon

Derby

DE21 7QW

 

 

ACCESSIBLE CAR PARKING

If you are not bringing a car, please skip to the bottom of this section and select No Parking Pass required.

There will be a £35 parking charge for all accessible car parking passes. We will send you a link to pay for your pass once your application form is approved. Blue badge holders can park for a reduced rate of £15, but you will still need to apply for your parking pass. Only 1 parking pass will be allocated per accessible patron.

STANDARD CAMPSITES

There are accessible toilets with RADAR locks next to each of the campsite information hubs in the following standard campsites: Ironwood, Midgard, Valhalla and Serpents Lair VIP. These campsite information hubs also have power charging points for accessibility aids. 

There is also an accessible shower within the public shower block in the Midgard campsite. 

There will be some Accessible Ambassadors on hand to assist you, subject to availability. Please inform staff at the accessible accreditation window when you arrive if you need support.

Please Note: You don’t need to request a space in a standard campsite.

QUIET CAMPSITE (Ragnarok)

Ragnarok is our quiet campsite. If you are looking for a quieter environment, you may wish to camp here, subject to availability for camping spots. You don’t need to request a space.

ACCESSIBLE CAMPSITE (Niflheim)

The accessible campsite is called NIFLHEIM and is situated right next to the main arena for ease of access.

It has the following facilities: 

Accessible showers, Accessible toilets, RevoLOO Changing Places Unit,   Standard shower block, Toilets and Coffee stand offering Cakes, Pastries.

Charging point for accessibility aids at the campsite information hub which is staffed during the day should you have any questions or concerns.

Accessible Ambassadors  are available from Thursday to Sunday between 10am and 11.00pm and Monday from 8am until 11am (Subject to availability).

If you need specific facilities in order to camp at Bloodstock, this is the best campsite for you. We cannot put in extra facilities at other campsites on request.

CHARGING FACILITIES

We have charging facilities for accessibility aids available at all campsite information hubs.

ACCESSIBLE TOILETS

All accessible toilets will be locked with RADAR padlocks. This is to ensure the facilities are protected for those who need them. Please bring your RADAR key with you to the festival if you have one. We will have a small number of RADAR keys available onsite for those who need them. You can borrow a RADAR key for a £10 cash deposit from the Accessible Box Office at the main entrance.

There is a MobiLoo unit in the Accessibe campsite which is a specially adapted vehicle for those requiring more specialist assistance. These units are all fitted with a lift to allow easy access inside the pod, a height adjustable changing table, toilet with grab rails, motorised hoist, hot water, heat, and plenty of space for users and their PA/carer to move around. This will be open from 10:00 until midnight every day.  If you need access to the Mobiloo Unit please email disabledaccess@bloodstock.uk.com 

For more information on the MobiLoo go to: https://mobiloo.org.uk/

 

QUEUE JUMPING WRISTBAND

MEDICAL

Any medical waste can be disposed of at the Medical Welfare tent in the main arena. If you need special storage or refrigeration, this can also be kept at the Medical Welfare tent. 

 

CONSENT

In order to make a decision on your entitlement to accessible facilities, we may need to process information related to your medical condition. This is deemed by the Data Protection Act to be sensitive information. We will not do this without your explicit consent. Please review our Privacy Policy for more information about how your personal information will be handled. If you do not give consent, we will not process your application and all information will be permanently deleted upon receipt. You can read our privacy policy here:  https://www.bloodstock.uk.com/pages/privacy-policy