Tickets for 2026

Tickets are now live

for now… so what are you waiting for?

Ticket Pricing

Here’s our pricing for this year, and remember, you can buy one per person:

Standard Tickets:

  • The ”subsidise me by £20” ticket: £200
  • The “actual event price” ticket: £220
  • The “showing Nest some love” ticket: £265
  • The “Moar Art Plz” ticket: £285
  • The “BEST ART EVER” ticket: £315

Low Income & Inclusion Tickets

  • Low Income Inclusion Ticket: £100 (with approved application)
  • Carer Ticket: £1 (with approved application)
Inclusion Tickets

Parking Permits

Parking Permit – Every vehicle must have one (also serves as a Live in Vehicle Pass): £25

Children’s Tickets

Child Ticket (aged 14 or under): £10

Child ticket (aged 15-18): £100

FAQs

A: Check your Quicket Dashboard, if you still can’t find it, please drop an email to tickets@burningnest.co.uk

A: You can either show your ticket on your smartphone or print them off before getting to the site.

A: Log back into your Quicket account. You can purchase add ons from the event page on Quicket. If you’re purchasing a carer ticket you’ll need to be logged in as the ticket holder who needs care.

A: Sorry that you can’t join us. Unfortunately we can no longer offer a refund. Budgets have been allocated, materials bought and overheads are handed over.

You can however transfer your ticket to someone else.

A: If you wish to transfer your ticket(s) to another person this must be done via Quicket. The process will be updated here soon.

A: No, but there is a waitlist for low-income tickets. If you can no longer attend Nest, please contact tickets@burningnest.co.uk to allow it ticket to be allocated to the next person in the queue. You can return your low-income ticket under “My Tickets” > “Manage Booking” > “Request a Refund” and the team will allocate your inclusion ticket to the next person on the list.

A: Be wary of scammers. Remember that every Burner can only purchase a single ticket, so beware of anybody selling multiple tickets. Tickets should be resold at cost. Please report anybody trying to turn a profit on ticket resales. Ticket transfers should use our dashboard transfer system. Avoid using other systems, as they may be scams.

A: We’re using the same process as last year for assessment and awarding of inclusion tickets. We feel that this achieves a high level of fairness and impartiality, ensuring that reduced price inclusion tickets are available for those in financial hardship who would not otherwise be able to attend Nest. Our review process uses a team of people to assess applications. Once an application is made through the website form this is reviewed by the Ticketing Lead who ensures there is no identifying information. The Ticketing Lead then plays no further role in assessment of applications beyond that of communication between the team and the applicant. The team of assessors, having no knowledge of who submitted which application, then reviews each application, passing this back to the Ticketing Lead along with their notes on the application & any further info needed. Our team of assessors all work to a set of guidelines – which for obvious reasons will not be made public – but which we feel are fair and comprehensive. This ensures all applications are assessed on the same basis, to the same criteria, but giving scope for the assessors to exercise their judgement. Where there is some difference of opinion between assessors the application is discussed and a consensus arrived at. Once a final decision is reached and passed onto the Ticketing Lead. The applicant will be contacted with the outcome. A Quicket Code and instructions for buying an Inclusion Ticket will be sent if successful.
More on inclusion

A: Sure! Please email us at tickets@burningnest.co.uk and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

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