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Singleton Park Swansea Bay

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Join us for an unforgettable day of music, food and family fun at: We Love It: Family-Friendly Music Festival!

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So very disappointed with this event. Very poor compared to the summer street food pop up. Lack of seating and cover from weather, lack of expected artisan food sellers , hefty entry price for very little.

Review of Swansea Food Fest

Terrible,  wouldn't go back.  Advertised as family friendly, but all the kids stuff cost extra.  No food tasters, just food n drink vans.

Fun time had by all,really enjoyed the music and some if the food stalls.

This would be an amazing event if it was free entry.

A brilliant event! All the bands were fantastic throughout the day. There was loads of choice for food and drinks on site. The talks and presentations were great, really enjoyable, entertaining and informative. I've never had the opportunity to see so many big names in the food industry, all in one place before. We had the family ticket for the full weekend, and there was something for all of us.

Absolutely terrible! £20 per ticket, a handful of overpriced food vans, few places to sit...which were needed especially as the ground was wet and 4 kids rides, hardly a family day out and certainly couldn't be called a food festival, compared with the food festivals enjoyed in Cardiff, what a joke.

£20 was a rip off. Limited food stalls. Not enough seating under cover as it was raining. Would not go again and wouldn't recommend for the price. Other food festivals much cheaper entry and much better.

Extremely disappointed with Swansea 'Food Fest' - very poorly organised, extremely overpriced tickets! This event was advertised as up to 10,000 in attendance but there was no more than 1000 attendees over the two days the event was held.  I personally spoke to a few of the vendors who made me aware that they would have quite a substantial amount of excess perishable stock and as a result would be losing money rather than making any. In summary I feel as though the organisers were greedy and completed mis-sold the event to the attendees and the stall holders. I personally hope that the organisers are already making plans to reimburse the poor traders for the cost of their pitches. The whole thing was  an absolute shambles in my opinion.

The advertising about what was available for children was misleading and what was there was extortionately priced! £3 per person for a ride on teacups where my child can't ride alone- Its insane to consider anyone will pay £6 for a 2min teacup ride.  And what was available was rubbish! The free event days held by Swansea had more for kids and that's free.... Not the rediculous ticket price I paid. 

In general not much do or see and really expensive. The margam festival is better.

My wife and I attended the Swansea Food Festival yesterday at Singleton Park. We have in the past attended innumerable food festivals and are used to well organised events of a high quality. We however left the Singleton Park site feeling both incredibly frustrated and disappointed on a number of levels.
The event was advertised as a food festival, but it certainly was not. The size of the event and number of food vendors and exhibitors present was pitiful and certainly did not warrant the entry fee. Furthermore, a significant number food vendors were inferior, mostly selling unhealthy fast food, which would be of no interest to regular food festival attendees. 
An event that is advertised as a Food Festival with a high entry cost and demonstrations by Michelin star chefs present, would expect to attract foodies and those who enjoy cooking and who would be interested in food related products. ie gadgets, knives, cooking utensils and ingredients etc.  In reality there was donuts, brownies and fast food!
Organisationally it was a poor event, despite a significant number of staff onsite. We were the first members of the public to arrive this morning and toilets had not even been cleaned! 
Furthermore, upon arrival, no-one notified attendees of the requirement to register for cooking demonstrations/wine tasting. When eventually attempting to book, we were only advised that they had to limit numbers due to issues encountered yesterday.
Vendors also were complaining about the poor organisation of the event and expressed dissatisfaction that it was not functioning as a true food festival. 

We offered our feedback onsite and mentioned our disappointment that you literally could walk around the site in 20 mins and there was nothing to do once you had done that!  We were told there was music to sit and listen too.  Fair enough but we had paid to attend a Food Festival.  We could have attended any number of Music Festivals this weekend! 
In conclusion, we feel that the nature and scale of the event was misrepresented in the advertising and we were not the only attendees today who left frustrated and disappointed. 
For us James Sommerin and Nathan Davies saved the day but we would be surprised if they returned to such a poor organised and unprofessional event.
 
We hope you will take on board this feedback, as we are representative of many of the attendees who are serious about food, who attended today.

I have forwarded a copy of this review to the Tourism Team at the City & County of Swansea for consideration.

Regards

David Richards

Callum Beattie was amazing and other singers excellent . Fantastic atmosphere family’s all enjoying xxx

Great food, great atmosphere and music was brilliant

Family  friendly, with great live music! 
More covered seating areas needed, due to inclement weather.
Food & drink a bit over priced for what you get.  Families should be allowed to take there own food & drink.

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                    The Event Site  

The Lacrosse field site is shaped like a natural arena. Has a solid sub base in front of the main stage area. On the western and northern side of the arena there is a slight bank with trees and shrubs at the top.

The main arena is on grass and the venue has a licence capacity of 4,999 which can be easily accommodated.


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The Event Site  

The Lacrosse field site is shaped like a natural arena. Has a solid sub base in front of the main stage area. On the western and northern side of the arena there is a slight bank with trees and shrubs at the top.

The main arena is on grass and the venue has a licence capacity of 4,999 which can be easily accommodated.

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