Love Saves The Day 2024: Tickets for the Love Bus and how to get there

Love Saves The Day 2024 returns this weekend with a display featuring the likes of The Streets, Camelphat and Rudimental amongst others. Taking place at Ashton Court Estate on both May 25 and 26, thousands of festival goers are set to embark on a bank holiday weekend of music and entertainment across multiple stages.

You can check availability of tickets for Bristol’s ‘biggest music festival’ on the official Love Saves website and find an in-depth guide on what to bring and what to leave at home here.

We’ve put together a handy list of ways to get to the festival this year – from whether there will be on-site parking to the festival’s own shuttle bus service. It’s worth familiarizing yourself with Bristol’s Clean Air Zone and making sure you know where you’re going and how before you travel, so all that’s left to do is enjoy the festival.

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The Love Bus transfer bus

The Love Bus – the festival’s shuttle bus – returns to pick up attendees from Bristol Temple Meads train station or Prince Street bus station near Queen Square. It will take them directly to the starting point of Long Ashton Park & ​​Ride.

Day return tickets are priced at £7 and weekend return tickets are £13. They are only available through the First Bus app, which you can download via the App Store or Google Play.

To find them, go to Bristol, Bath and the West > Tickets > Buy > Bristol, Bath and the West ? Bristol > Love saves the day. You can learn more and view a trail map here.

Other ways to reach Love Saves The Day 2024

Driving/parking

There is no general public parking on site. There will be road closures and parking exclusions in the surrounding area, so festival goers are encouraged to come to the festival by foot, bike or public transport.

Cycling

The festival has a limited number of bicycle parking spaces and those wishing to use it will need to ensure they bring a bicycle lock. All bikes are left at the owner’s risk, according to the festival’s website.

Taxi

There is an allocated drop off and pick up point at Long Ashton Park and Ride, approximately 1km from the festival site for taxis/Ubers. What3Words location is Demand.Margin.Assume.