Tickets for Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show

We have 2 adult tickets for the NEC on 26th Feb but have a 12 year old with us. We did not know we needed a ticket for him as children go free. The event is now sold out. Can anybody tell us whether we would be turned away at the door. We are travelling from Cumbria so will not attend if this is the case. What happens about returned tickets. We have not been able to contact See tickets to get advice from them.

I have reported your post in the hope 'Rowena' may help you out with an answer.

Rob

The T&C's seem pretty clear, whilst under 15's are free they still need a ticket according to the T&C's:-

"Children 15 years and under go free when accompanied by a paying Adult/Senior but still require a ticket to attend."

I would carry on trying to contact them as they might be willing have a ticket waiting for you. I have picked up tickets from the Press Office in the past.

David

I've just booked to go to the show on Wednesday.  Looking forward to it....

David

I see they have completely sold out of tickets 

Ditto visiting Wednesday. It will be interesting to see how much they’ve restricted numbers this year, but one more step towards normality.

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Hello, new to all of this, first year caravanning. does anyone have any tickets available for 

NEC Show as official site sold out.  Thanks.

I thought the same David.  Wished I could get away with charging £1-50 for every email I send out...  🤣🤣🤣

David

Just had this email this afternoon, with this information....

In line with Government guidelines, you do not need to show evidence of your COVID-19 status to access the NEC. However, we encourage all visitors to:

• Take a lateral flow test before visiting 
• Not attend the Show if you are feeling unwell
• Wear a mask if it makes you feel more comfortable (available at the Show)
• Use the hand sanitiser stations on entry and within the Show

• Wash your hands regularly 
• Please respect fellow visitors and our exhibitors who may wish to socially distance 

To help make the Show safer and more comfortable, we have made the following changes:

• Wider aisles
• Tickets have been limited to help prevent overcrowding
• More seating areas, spread throughout the halls
• Ventilation within the NEC has been improved 

.....so they seem to have given it thought.  I guess much of it depends on the actions of those attending...

David