Music in the Park festival

Music in the Park 2026 is TBA...

Music in the Park is held at Worden Park, Worden Lane, Leyland, PR25 3DH.

General admission tickets - Entry is via the entrance from the Worden Park car park gates, off Worden Lane opposite Vicarsfields Road.

VIP tickets - Entry is via the archway at the lodge entrance to the park off Worden Lane.

Disabled access - There will be disabled access at both of the entry points with the relevant type of ticket.

The minimum age for entry into Music in the Park is 14 and all under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.

The gates open at 2pm and we recommend you get there early as entertainment starts at 3pm! The event finishes around 10:00pm. Last entry is 6pm.

Once your ticket has been scanned at the gate, re-entry to the festival is not permitted. If you leave the event you will not be able to get back in.

You are welcome to bring chairs (these must be taken home with you at the end of the event).

No food or drink is permitted with the exception of sealed water bottles or empty reusable bottle. There will be access to free water supply.

There will be fully stocked bars, and a large variety of food vendors that can provide for all dietary requirements. Security checks will be taking place upon entry. 

Due to licensing restrictions, you are not permitted to bring alcohol into the arena. There are fully licensed bars available for you. Music in the Park will be operating and enforcing a strict Challenge 25 policy so if you are lucky enough to look 25 or younger, please make sure that you bring an acceptable form of identification.

Valid forms of ID include:

- An in date photographic driver’s license or provisional licence.

- A valid passport (not a photocopy). Out of date passports will NOT be accepted.

- A Proof of Age Standards Scheme Card (showing the PASS hologram).

A bar with a wider choice of beers, wines and spirits, as well as non-alcoholic drinks is accessible to premium ticket holders only.

No pets or other animals are allowed on site at Music in the Park except for registered assistance dogs and guide dogs.

Only 500ml sealed bottles of water are permitted (one per person). No other food or drink can be brought on to the event site – bins will be provided at the gates for disposal.

2.4 Lighters and matches are only to be used in permitted smoking areas.

2.5 The following are all prohibited items and may not be brought into the event. We are unable to guarantee the safe return of items to their owners, so please do not bring any of the following to the event with you – they will be removed and disposed of:

Umbrellas

Gazebos / tents

Illegal substances

Glass

Hi-visibility vests / tabards

Balloons

Flares / fireworks

Laser pens

Air horns

Aerosols

Paper lanterns

Candles

Alcohol

Drones

Unidentifiable substances

Any item that event staff deem as a weapon or a potential risk

Tickets for Music In The Park should only be purchased from authorised sellers. They can be obtained from the website www.musicinthepark.live and also from links posted on official social media pages. Paper tickets can be purchased locally from South Ribble Borough Council, Civic Centre, West Paddock, Leyland PR25 1DH.

NEVER PURCHASE TICKETS FROM RESELLER WEBSITES AS THESE DO NOT GUARANTEE ENTRY. 

Yes there are various options available for spreading the cost of your ticket.

Although this is a possibility, we cannot guarantee that Music in the Park will not sell out ahead of the day. 

As well as fast-track entry to the event, VIP tickets also include upgraded toilet facilities, a designated VIP area with some picnic bench seating, and a souvenir VIP lanyard. Please note that VIP does not guarantee the best view of the stage. 

We do not offer refunds, but you may give your ticket to someone else. 

There are currently no Covid-19 entry requirements, but we will continue to follow government guidance in this regard. 

There will be free parking at the following public car parks: King Street, Sumner Street, Churchill Way, Ecroyd Street.

Yes. Music in the Park is an inclusive festival and, as such, they offer disabled ticket holders a free ticket for one personal assistant/carer (subject to availability). This offer is open to those who hold a current higher rate of DLA or other UK Government approved benefit. Supporting evidence will be required. Carer tickets can only be issued against general entry tickets.

To apply for a personal assistance ticket, please follow the procedure below:

Buy a standard general admission ticket

Email music@southribble.gov.uk with proof of ticket purchase along with a copy of your awarding letter for DLA (or other disability benefit) and reserve your parking space if required. Music in the Park will do their best to accommodate any other specific requirements you may have.

No – unfortunately Music in the Park cannot offer camping facilities or accommodate motorhomes overnight.