THE end of summer definitely doesn't mean the end of festival season, with the return of In Cider Festival in February 2023.
This three-day indoor festival at Sand Bay holiday park near Weston-super-Mare promises a weekend of top live music and hearty seaside entertainment.
Back for it's fourth outing, In Cider has a loyal following of festival-goers looking for a summer vibe booster shot.
Organisers Fuelled By Cider have announced the release of a limited amount of In Cider day tickets.
Aimed at local festival-goers who don't require on site accommodation, these are priced at £35 (Friday), £45 (Saturday) and £40 (Sunday), with a three day option for £99.
These tickets include an evening meal and use of the leisure facilities as well as all music and entertainment, making this hugely good value.
Daily line-up splits can be found on the festival website www.inciderfestival.com.
Weekend tickets with half-board accommodation are also still available from just £149 per person in twin or triple berth chalets. All music, entertainment and leisure facilities included.
Featuring some of the best original live acts from the summer festival scene, this year's In Cider line-up features the likes of Cut Capers, Will Varley, Buster Shuffle, 3 Daft Monkeys, The Bar Stool Preachers, Skimmity Hitchers, Millie Manders & The Shut Up, Mellowmatic and many more.
Karaoke, bingo, fancy dress and other saucy seaside delights will keep you entertained throughout the weekend, or get your blood pumping with mini golf, games room or a stroll on the beach.
The holiday park is situated on the beautiful Sand Bay shoreline, a hidden gem just a 10 minute drive around the headland from Weston-super-Mare.
Kev from event promoter Fuelled By Cider says: “In Cider Festival has proved a real hit with people who want to bridge the gap between festival seasons, blowing the January blues away in summer festival style.
"Whether you're a weekender or a day tripper, come and join the fun!”
Full ticket and event information can be found at www.inciderfestival.com
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