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Ticket Payment Plan Introduced For Bloodstock

Find out how you can secure your wristband for Bloodstock with installments of forty-odd quid!

For those of you hoping to go to Bloodstock Open Air this summer, but can’t seem to put your finger on a way to pay for a weekend ticket, we’ve got great news for you. The popular deposit scheme is now on sale, only requiring you to pay roughly forty quid each installment. Intrigued? Read on to find out how you can sign up for this great deal.

Festival goers are given the window period between 9am on 6th January until midnight on 7th March to sign up for this scheme. Each payment will be made via bank transfer, which will be automatically deducted, so the buyer won’t even have to move a finger after signing up! The deal breaks down as follows:

First payment: £49 (includes booking fee) on the day of the sign up
Second payment: £44 31st March
Third payment: £44 (plus postage) 1st May

For further details on how to sign up, click here.

Three headliners have already been announced; Down to take the stage on Friday, Emperor on Saturday and Megadeth to close the festival with a bang on Sunday. The lineup is already looking strong this year, with the likes of Amon Amarth, Obituary, Crowbar, Hatebreed, Lacuna Coil, Carcass, Prong, Children of Bodom, Saxon, Decapitated, Flotsam & Jetsam, Primordial and Evil Scarecrow.

Keep your eyes peeled on Hit The Floor for more bands that will be announced shortly.

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