Solo Banton

The National Bowl

Solo Banton

Solo Banton

The National Bowl, Watling Street, MK5 8AA Milton Keynes Kort

fös. 31.07.2026 16:00

Miðar / Skráning

Reggae Land | Friday 31st July | 2026

We are back at Milton Keynes National Bowl on Friday 31st July for the first ever Friday at Reggae Land!

Featuring:Burna Boy MasickaChristopher MartinJulian Marley & The Uprising

BOBS BARQueen BeeRas KwameReggae Roast & Special GuestsRhoda DakarSolo BantonStxyloTrojan Sound System

REGGAE LAND 2026 FAQS

Where is Reggae Land?

Reggae Land is located at The Milton Keynes National Bowl, Chaffron Way, Milton Keynes, MK5 8AA.

Arriving by foot:

Use the north gate on Chaffron Way. The exact location can be found via this What3Words link:https://what3words.com/closes.washed.regal

All entrances will be clearly signposted upon arrival at the festival site. Please listen to the stewards around the perimeter of the site who will be able to direct you to the best entrance.

Taxi Pick Up/Drop offs will be added prior to the show. We will have the exact location on the website closer to the show.

Accessible Entrance:

For customers with accessibility & mobility needs, please use our access entrance. This is located on Watling Street. The exact location of this can be found via the following links:What3Words - https://what3words.com/continued.taskbar.sankGoogle Pin - https://maps.app.goo.gl/Cw6iJpG7ht17HtA96

For guestlist, media & press. Head to the box office upon arrival. This is located at the north gate.

The exact location can be found via this What3words - https://what3words.com/cool.quit.prepped

For the quickest entry time, please use the main entrance at the north gate on Chaffron Way

OPENING TIMES?

FRIDAY

· Gates Open: 4PM

· Last Entry: 8:00PM

· Event Ends: 11PM

· Reggae Land is all ages event, however anybody under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian

CAN I LEAVE AND COME BACK LATER?

Short answer: No

Long answer: Once you're in, you're in. If you leave the festival site, you won't be allowed back in unless there's a genuine emergency, and then it's at the discretion of our lovely management and security team. Plan ahead, pack right, and settle in for the day.

I'M UNDER 18, CAN I COME?

Reggae Land is a all ages family friendly festival. However anybody under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian

CASHLESS FESTIVAL?

Bars and food vendors only accept card payments (chip & pin or contactless).

· Tip: Set up Apple Pay/Google Pay before arriving for super-speedy service.

FEELING UNWELL?

Medical & Welfare tents will be clearly signposted.

· Need to store medication? Email hello@jbmmusic.com in advance.

· All meds must be in sealed packaging, with ID and a matching doctor's note or prescription.

· In an emergency, grab a steward or head to the medical tent.

· FOOD & DRINK?

Delicious food stalls, including veggie options, will be onsite.

· No outside drinks, except sealed water.

· Small picnics welcome

· Remember: cashless.

TRAVEL & PARKING

• Location: The event is located at the Milton Keynes National Bowl, Watling St, Milton Keynes MK5 8AA. Follow the signs and directions to reach the venue. Wayfinding will be clearly signposted.

• Public Transport: The venue is well-connected by public transport. Use trains, buses, and coaches for convenient travel to and from the festival. We have a shuttle bus service which will go to and from Milton Keynes Station to the North Gate Main entrance on Chaffron Way.

• Walking: If you are arriving on foot, use the north gate on Chaffron Way. This is the largest entrance for quicker entry. The exact location of the gate can be found using this https://what3words.com/recliner.transit.sonic.

Parking will be available at a later date. Please check back here for the ticket link.

SHUTTLE BUS

How many buses will be running?Large amounts of shuttle buses will be running at regular intervals throughout the day to ensure smooth transportation for all festival-goers.

Important Notes:

· Plan Your Journey: Arrive early to secure a seat on your preferred shuttle. Expect some waiting time during peak hours.

· Safety Measures: Follow all instructions from shuttle staff and remain in designated areas while waiting for your bus.

Book your shuttle bus tickets here -bit.ly/ReggaeLand2026

ACCESSIBILITY FAQs

What accessibility tickets are available for this event?

We offer two types of accessibility tickets:

Accessible Viewing Platform Ticket (Wheelchair Platform)

Reserved for wheelchair users and their PA/carer (if applicable).

Located on the raised accessible platform with clear sightlines to the stage.

Includes access to accessible toilets.

Accessible Ground Level Viewing Ticket

For customers who require accessible facilities but do not need the wheelchair platform.

Ground-level accessible viewing area with close-to-stage sightlines.

Includes access to accessible toilets.

How do I book an accessibility ticket?

Tickets will go on sale at 9:00 AM via our official Skiddle event page.

You will need to contact us with your proof of eligibility. We will then issue you a password to select the most suitable option.

Accessible Wheelchair Viewing Platform Ticket or Accessible Ground Level Ticket, depending on your needs.

Numbers are strictly limited, so we recommend booking early.

Do I need to provide proof of eligibility?

Yes.

Once you've booked, you must email proof of eligibility to hello@jbmmusic.com within 7 days.

Accepted proof includes:

Access Card with +1 symbol

PIP or DLA letter with evidence to suggest you require carer support

Medical letter stating you require a carer

Other relevant documentation confirming your access requirements and need for a carer

Failure to provide proof within this timeframe will result in your ticket being cancelled or temporarily held.

Can I bring a Personal Assistant (PA) or Carer?

If you require a PA/carer ticket:

Indicate this when you send your proof of eligibility.

Once approved, we will issue a complimentary PA/carer ticket linked to your booking.

PA/carer tickets are only valid when accompanying the main ticket holder.

What if the tickets I need are sold out?

Once each allocation is sold out, no further tickets of that type will be released.

We do not operate a waiting list.

We recommend checking the event's Skiddle page regularly in case of returns.

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