Entry tickets
From £45.00 / person
Music in the Park is coming back to the stunning Worden Park in Leyland on Sunday 25th May 2025, treating fans to a blast from the past. The annual festival, which recently won ‘best small event of the year’ at the Lancashire Tourism Awards, is brought to you by South Ribble Council and has been winding back the years for festival-goers since 2022.
The classic faces from the previous three editions have included Tony Hadley, Billy Ocean, Heather Small, Bananarama, Jason Donovan and Peter Andre, and many more. For the festival’s fourth iteration, a litany of stars from the 80s and 90s are taking to the stage to relive the very best from the eras.
The 2025 line-up is still under wraps but news on this will be coming soon. With over 4,000 attendees annually, music in the park is a local Lancastrian favourite, so make sure you get down to Worden Park this May bank holiday to experience the best of the glory years.
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Full terms and conditions
South Ribble Borough Council is committed to offering a fun, friendly experience at Music in the Park. Please make sure you read the following terms and conditions carefully; we want everyone to enjoy themselves and have a great time in a safe and secure environment.
Tickets
1.1 All tickets purchased online via skiddle.com can be downloaded and printed or saved on a mobile phone for scanning.
1.2 Two types of tickets are available, General Admission and Premium. Both ticket types offer entry to the event and access to food stalls, bar and toilets. Premium tickets offer fast-track entry, access to a bar with a wide range of drinks, and upgraded toilets.
1.3 Please look after your tickets and keep them in a safe place. Tickets cannot be refunded and lost or stolen tickets cannot be replaced. Damaged tickets will not be accepted at the entry gate.
1.4 Tickets will be exchanged on-site for wristbands by event staff. Wristbands are non-interchangeable and should not be removed during the event. Lost or broken wristbands cannot be replaced, so please look after them. Anyone seen without a wristband by event staff may be removed from the site.
1.5 It is prohibited to re-sell tickets for the event, except where using the official www.skiddle.com re:sell function.
1.6 Tickets purchased from unauthorised sources may lead to admission being refused. We do not sell wristbands; these are only supplied by event staff once tickets have been scanned and security has been cleared.
1.7 Gates open at 14:00. Last entry is 18:00. Event closes at 22:00. Times are subject to change.
1.8 No re-admittance is permitted – if you leave the event you will not be able to get back in.
1.9 Tickets and wristbands remain the property of South Ribble Borough Council until 5pm on Sunday 25 th May 2025.
1.10 Carers tickets are available free of charge for more details please email music@southribble.gov.uk
Entry Policy
Age restrictions
2.1 This event is strictly over 14s only. All under 18s must be accompanied by an adult
2.2 Bar staff will operate a Challenge 25 approach – those who look under 25 and are unable to show ID will not be served alcohol. Approved forms of ID are – photo driving licence / provisional driving licence, passport, or armed forces ID card.
Prohibited items
2.3 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
Security
2.6 All attendees will be required to clear security before entering the event. This will include bag searches and metal detection.
2.7 Security staff will be patrolling in and around the site before, during and after the event for your safety and reassurance. Spot checks and searches may be carried out.
2.8 Worden Park will be closed to visitors apart from Music in the Park attendees. Any persons found on the park outside of event barriers will be removed from the site.
Filming and photography
2.9 No commercial filming or photography is permitted, other than official event filming.
2.10 South Ribble Borough Council reserves the right to record video / drone footage and take photographs. These images and recordings may be used by the Council and its partners for promotional use. Ticket holders consent to inclusion in official photographic, visual and audio promotion of the festival.
2.11 South Ribble Borough Council reserves the right to record CCTV footage for the purposes of safety and security.
Accessibility
3.1 The event site is flat, with no steps or steep inclines. Public areas are all on grass, so ground may be uneven underfoot.
3.2 Disabled toilets are available for both general admission and premium ticketholders. If you or a member of your party has additional needs that you wish to discuss, please e-mail music@southribble.gov.uk
3.3 Assistance dogs and guide dogs are the only animals permitted on site.
3.4 Please ensure you come prepared for British weather, with sunscreen / waterproofs as appropriate.
3.5 Exposure to loud music may cause damage to hearing, please bring ear defenders / plugs if you require them.
3.6 There may be flashing lights and special effects during performances.
3.7 Blue badge parking is done on a first come first serve basis, if the car park is full when you arrive then you will need to use alternative parking.
Site rules
Seating
4.1 No seating is provided at the event; however you are welcome to bring picnic blankets and/ or folding chairs if weather conditions are fair. All blankets and chairs are to be taken home at the end of the event
Food and drink
4.2 A range of food and drinks will be available to purchase at the event. Street food stalls, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options will be accessible to all ticket holders. The standard bar selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks will be accessible to all ticket holders. A bar with a wider choice of beers, wines and spirits, as well as non-alcoholic drinks is accessible to premium ticket holders only.
Behaviour
4.3 South Ribble Borough Council reserves the right to refuse admission or to remove a ticket holder for unreasonable, abusive or dangerous behaviour. This event operates a zero tolerance policy towards abuse of our staff and volunteers.
4.4 Climbing on any event equipment or the existing landscape (including trees) is not permitted.
4.5 Any illegal, offensive or dangerous behaviour will not be tolerated; perpetrators will be removed from the event and reported to the police.
Smoking and vaping
4.6 Smoking and vaping will be restricted to designated areas at the perimeters of the event space. Bins will be provided for cigarette butts; anyone seen discarding them will be subject to a fixed penalty notice and removal from the event. Anyone seen to be smoking or vaping in public areas will be removed from the event.
Single use plastics
4.7 South Ribble Borough Council is committed to eradicating single use plastics from its events. This means that all food stalls will be using recycled or responsibly sourced materials, where possible.
Litter
4.8 We are very proud of Worden Park and work hard to maintain it all year round. We will have bins on site for waste and recycling – everyone at the event is expected to use them. Anyone seen dropping litter of any kind will be issued immediately with a fixed penalty notice (this includes leaving blankets / chairs behind.)
Liability
5.1 South Ribble Borough Council reserves the right to add, withdraw or substitute artists, and to vary the advertised programme and timings with no liability to refund tickets
5.2 South Ribble Borough Council will not be held liable for any loss, injuries or damages sustained at the event including damage, theft or losses to property, if the cause is due to the negligence of the ticket holder or the unforeseeable actions of other patrons or third parties.
5.3 In case of the event being officially cancelled by South Ribble Borough Council, ticket holders via skiddle.com will be automatically refunded. Those with paper tickets bought from the Civic Centre should contact music@southribble.gov.uk to arrange a refund.
Other
6.1 No stalls / market-sellers / traders / peddlers other than those approved for this event by South Ribble Borough Council.
6.2 Maps showing car parking and drop off / pick up points will be displayed on www.leylandfestival.co.uk
6.3 First Aid cover will be provided and clearly signposted.
6.4 South Ribble Borough Council is committed to the security of any personal data held. Please see our privacy policy for more details – www.southribble.gov.uk/privacypolicy
Customer Services
7.4 Customer Services contact – If you have an enquiry please contact music@southribble.gov.uk You can request a call back from them through this email address.
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When is Music in the Park 2025?
Music in the Park 2025 takes place on Sunday 25th May 2025
Where is Music in the Park?
Music in the Park is held at Worden Park, Worden Lane, Leyland, PR25 3DH.
How do I get into Music in the Park?
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.
Can I bring children to Music in the Park?
The minimum age for entry into Music in the Park is 14 and all under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
What time does Music in the Park start and finish?
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.
Can I leave the Music in the Park arena and then come back in?
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.
Can I bring a chair to Music in the Park?
You are welcome to bring chairs (these must be taken home with you at the end of the event).
Can I bring my own food/drink/alcohol to Music in the Park?
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.
Can I bring my pet to Music in the Park?
No pets or other animals are allowed on site at Music in the Park except for registered assistance dogs and guide dogs.
What items are prohibited from Music in the Park?
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