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The Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival will return to its now traditional Nottingham home from Wednesday 8 to Saturday 11 October for its fifth instalment at Trent Bridge.
Brewery bars representing Nottingham's finest brewers will stand alongside stillages of quality real ales from many other esteemed brewers across the country, as the festival returns with access to new areas and a jam-packed live music programme.
Ticket prices have been reduced for 2025, with a breakdown of prices found below:
| Session times | Advance | On the day | |||||
| Wednesday | 4pm - 10pm |
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| Thursday | 12pm - 10:30pm | £15 | £18 | ||||
| Friday | 12pm - 10:30pm | £18 | £20 | ||||
| Saturday | 12pm - 10:30pm | £18 | £20 | ||||
| Saturday evening | 6:30pm - 10:30pm | £10 | £10 | ||||
| Season ticket | Wednesday to Saturday | £35 | £35 | ||||
Information for CAMRA members
CAMRA members can gain free access to the festival on Wednesday and Thursday, and for the evening session on Saturday, by simply showing their up-to-date membership card at the gate upon entry.
CAMRA members who join us for the day-long Friday & Saturday (12pm to 10.30pm) will be given complimentary tokens for a half pint of most beers and ciders.
Contactless payment
In light of customer feedback, and in order to make the festival more accessible, beer tokens have been replaced by contactless payment on all bars, allowing attendees a simpler way to sample the delights of each brewery and drift from bar to bar without the need to revisit the token booths.
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