Festival-goers who have been victims of fake Leeds or Reading festival tickets have been offered the chance to spend one final festival day in the sunshine by The Last Days of Summer Festival which features Supergrass, Athlete and Richard Ashcroft.
Organisers of The Last Days of Summer Festival, which takes place on Bank Holiday Monday at Stowe House Country Estate near Silverstone and features Supergrass, Richard Ashcroft, Athlete, Fun Lovin’ Criminals, Black Kids, Young Knives and Royworld, have decided to offer victims of Leeds and Reading festival ticket touts entry at half the original price.
Event organiser Lester Holcombe of Toast Events confirmed: “It is terrible to hear that festival goers are being ripped off by ticket touts. As such, we have decided to try and put a smile back on those people who are victims of ticket touting at the Reading or Leeds Festival. Anyone who can prove they have been a victim of a ticket tout will gain entry to The Last Days of Summer for £20.”
To redeem The Last Days of Summer discount, those people carrying a fake ticket should email faketicket@toastevents.co.uk with their names and the festival at which they were denied entry. Upon arrival at The Last Days of Summer, proof of their fake ticket will gain them entry to the Bucks gig at £20.
The Last Days of Summer will also include a five-tonne SNO!Slide built by Milton Keynes’ SNO!Zone, fun fair and food and drink village.
Tickets for The Last Days of Summer are normally £39.50 and can be bought at www.seetickets.com or by calling 0871 220 0260. VIP Tickets are available upon request at £99.
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