War & Peace Show 2011

[Graham]

Hi

Having wanted to go the show for some years - I have booked the B&B and will be going to this year's show, BUT since everyone says it takes a few days to get around there does not seem to be a multi day ticket and tickets are day specific - why? Any thoughts?

[private mw]

as ive said previously me and my wife stay locally in a hotel because of toddler and wifes back problem so camping not good for us , we have to pay on gate every day and gets very expensive there should be a weekly pass ticket , :-|

[private mw]

and yes mate you need at least a couple of days to get round 1 day isnt enough ,

[griff66]

lot of the ,locals, dont pay any thing to get in!!

[ferrettkitt]

lot of the ,locals, dont pay any thing to get in!!

 

And some of them carry items that don't belong to them out the same way that they came in.

Edited February 28, 2011 by ferrettkitt

[griff66]

know what u mean!

[ashley]

as ive said previously me and my wife stay locally in a hotel because of toddler and wifes back problem so camping not good for us , we have to pay on gate every day and gets very expensive there should be a weekly pass ticket , :-|

 

 

Have you tried mailing the W&P organisers re a multi day ticket ?

 

Ashley

[Marmite!!]

as ive said previously me and my wife stay locally in a hotel because of toddler and wifes back problem so camping not good for us , we have to pay on gate every day and gets very expensive there should be a weekly pass ticket , :-|

 

There is you can use this one.. book in & dnt bother camping

 

http://www.warandpeaceshow.com/Show-Information/2011-Show/Campers.html

 

If you are just coming as a visitor to camp, the prices are as follows:

Week - Adult: Monday to Sunday £105 each. Child: Monday to Sunday £80 each (3-15 years inclusive)

 

Week-end - Adult: Friday to Sunday £80 each Child: Friday to Sunday £60 each (3-15 years inclusive)

 

 

[private mw]

the show doesnt start while wed so what do we do mon & tue , :undecided:

[sirhc]

the show doesnt start while wed so what do we do mon & tue , :undecided:

 

There's plenty to do Monday and Tuesday - most vehicles are on site and most stalls are open.

[private mw]

i know you all set up the week before or two , but didnt know we could walk round before wednesday ,

[gritineye]

the show doesnt start while wed so what do we do mon & tue , :undecided:

 

You certainly won't be bored, they're the best days, lots of arrivals and stuff being unloaded etc. and you can get the stalls seen early at leisure.. if you haven't got an HMVF Tshirt, a large packet of custard cremes sticking out of your top pocket will suffice to get you a few cuppas..

[sirhc]

I agree, Monday and Tuesday are the best days, it's quieter and more relaxed.

[private mw]

thanks guys i supplied jack with choccie biscuits last year i never seen him since , :-)

[gritineye]

thanks guys i supplied jack with choccie biscuits last year i never seen him since , :-)

 

You gave Jack Choccie biscuits????.....:wow: :rolleyes:

 

Listen very carefully, I will say this only once..............CUSTARD CREMES....

 

[private mw]

i will bring some along then put your kettle,s on standby , :-)

[griff66]

weather wise this years got a lot to live up to!

[rambo1969]

I normally stay away from the stalls fri/sat/sun, toooo busy.......

[ferretfixer]

I normally stay away from the stalls fri/sat/sun, toooo busy.......

 

Is that when your doing your Toilet Inspecton Rounds Rambo?................:-D

[Enigma]

i know you all set up the week before or two , but didnt know we could walk round before wednesday ,

 

Yep, we arrive on sunday before.

A good chance toshop early and meeting forum members and other friends before it gets really busy.

[Graham]

Hi

Thanks for the advice although it did seem to wander off discussing biscuits? I did email the organisers and was told that there are no multi visit tickets. So I have bought my tickets and look forward to visiting the show. I take it there are long traffic q's - I plan to take my small trail motorbike.

Cheers, Graham

[private mw]

no traffic jams really considering the size of the show , biscuits are a must to go with the tea ,

[ArtistsRifles]

no traffic jams really considering the size of the show , biscuits are a must to go with the tea ,

 

You missed out the operative wording shown in red - especially if Jack is on the prowl....

 

"no traffic jams really considering the size of the show , Lots of biscuits are a must to go with the tea"

 

[private mw]

neil are you taking OT this year and can i book a ride , :red:

[ferrettkitt]

Hi

Thanks for the advice although it did seem to wander off discussing biscuits? I did email the organisers and was told that there are no multi visit tickets. So I have bought my tickets and look forward to visiting the show. I take it there are long traffic q's - I plan to take my small trail motorbike.

Cheers, Graham

 

I'd be surprised if someone hasn't already thought of going in as day visitor with tent in a bag and just finding a spot to pitch it in and bluff it out for the week.