Travel information and other tips have been published ahead of the Reggae Land Festival taking place in Milton Keynes this weekend.

The event will take place at the National Bowl in Milton Keynes on August 2nd and 3rd, with over 100 acts from across the reggae genre performing to crowds expected in the thousands.

Reggae Land is located at The Milton Keynes National Bowl, Chaffron Way, Milton Keynes, MK5 8AA. The venue has five entrances.

On both days, performances will start from 12pm and run until a curfew of 10:30pm, with last entry at 6pm.

A shuttle bus service will be in operation linking Milton Keynes Central station to the North Gate Main entrance on Chaffron Way. The option is also available to walk between the station and the National Bowl, which is signposted.

Bus services will be running from Milton Keynes Central to the National Bowl between 11am & 5pm, with return service from the National Bowl running between 9PM and Midnight.

Multiple buses will be running at regular intervals throughout the day to ensure smooth transportation for all festival-goers.

People travelling via this method are advised to arrive early to secure a seat on your preferred shuttle, expect some waiting time during peak hours, to follow all instructions from shuttle staff and remain in designated areas while waiting for your bus.

Car parking is available and operates on a color-coded system for your convenience. Spaces are limited, so it is advisable to book your parking in advance. Parking details and directions will be provided with your parking ticket. Follow the signs and directions to the designated parking areas. Certain measures will be in place for everyone’s safety. These include residential protections, temporary speed, and waiting restrictions around the site.

Both car parking and shuttle buses are to be booked in advance through the website Park Live.

Taxi Drop Off/Pick Up is located at Chesney Wold, while Private Hire, Family & Friends Drop Off/Pick Up is located at Kelvin Drive.

Any attendees with accessibility & mobility needs are advised to use the access entrance on Watling Street.

All entrances will be clearly signposted upon arrival at the festival site. Please listen to the stewards around the perimeter of the site who will be able to direct you to the best entrance.

Once people leave the festival grounds, re-entry is NOT permitted. Ensure you have everything you need before entering.

Festival goers are advised the event is cashless at all food and drink bars, with only card payments permitted.

Visitors are instructed to pay attention to any public announcements made over the festival PA system. These announcements will provide important information, including emergency instructions, if necessary.

If you need assistance during the festival, approach any security personnel, steward, or visit an information booth for help.