Making Waves organisers have launched an inventory of banned objects forbidden from this weekend's competition.
The upcoming outside occasion is certain to be a memorable couple of days for everybody in attendance.
Nonetheless, festivalgoers must be conscious that various objects are banned from the Irvine seashore park occasion.
The checklist is as follows:
- Medicine
- Weapons
- Flares/smoke bombs
- Alcohol
- Glass bottles
- Massive Baggage. As a information, A3 paper measurement and beneath are allowed. All luggage might be searched and contents inspected
- Pets
- Gazebos
- Skilled cameras with out permission
Unsealed bottles. Delicate drinks and water might be in the stores on web site.
Though booze shouldn't be allowed to be introduced in, there might be a chance to purchase alcohol on web site.
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The occasion was deliberate with households in thoughts. Occasion organisers have constructed the location with a county honest picture in thoughts and hope friends will deliver picnic blankets and chairs to chill out in.
Festivalgoers are allowed to deliver the next objects on each days:
- Meals (topic to inspection. Meals might be accessible to buy on web site)
- Picnic rugs
- Camp chairs (though not at entrance of stage)
Water and smooth drinks in sealed plastic bottles
- Umbrellas
The competition is a no-fly zone and any drones will be unable to hover over the location all through the weekend.
Occasions employees have confirmed police might be in attendance alongside occasion safety.
For extra info, go to www.makingwavesfestival.co.uk
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