We went to a pop concert here, and prepared ourselves to be stuck queueing to get in and out for hours knowing the country roads would be narrow and unsuited for heavy traffic. The temporary road signs warned of heavy traffic until after midnight. However, although there was some queueing, once on the main road it was fine. The car parks needed better management to ensure people stayed on tue road and let each other out fairly.... some tape down the sides of the lanes and better coordinated staff would have made a huge difference, but the initial chaos wasn't for too long. The car park had permanent public toilets (including accessible ones)... I didn't, but definitely a good idea to call on your arrival if you are a bit squeamish about portaloos like me!

At the event, people were selling VIP upgrades but it wasn't clear what you gained. We got the impression it wasn't particularly exclusive given the size of the area for them to queue, and we're happy without it. The security let in unopened sealed drinks and food, but asked you to drink or tip away open bottles. They advised that they could be refilled for free at the water stations inside. However, these were not labelled, we only saw one station and it was next to the portaloos and urinals, so in practice became a hand wash station and I didn't feel comfortable using it for drinking water. The queues for portaloos were quite big, so although there looked to be quite a few, I don't think it was enough for this size crowd. There was a bar selling pints starting around £6.50. You also had to buy a reusable plastic cup with your first drink for £1. Food stands included pizza (around £12+), churros,burgers, kebabs etc. They seemed clean and well run although a little expensive as is usually the case at this kind of event. I was pleased to see that a lot of serving dishes/plates etc were non plastic, and there were bins around the area which was kept tidy. It was a hot dry day so the ground was firm... I didn't see anyone with mobility devices.... everywhere is earth or grass tracks... I think good chair wheels might have just about coped with a strong push. Lots of people brought fold up chairs, and it seemed a good idea. Also coolers on wheels with their own food and drink were popular. Everyone seemed to get a reasonable view, helped by the slight hill rising away from the stage which had big screens either side.