Sausageandciderfest Omdömen 

Payed £75 for a camper pitch with 8 toilets on the whole site! And absolutely filled with s*#t at 5pm on Friday, not even positioned in the middle of the site,, miles away at one end.
Queuing an hour for a £7.50 pint because there’s 4 people serving at the only bar at a festival!!!!!!!
1 hour queuing to get in to the festival as they had two people to search everyone’s bag.
Proper cheaped out.
Joke!
Won’t be going again.

Thanks for the heads up from the folks who have attended and didn't rate it. I was considering going to Sheffield but at £20 a ticket (for tribute bands I can see down the pub for nothing) and a ridiculous £4 booking fee (for what??) I think I'll give it a miss

Yeah it was hot & yes it was over priced, but what isn't these days... gotta make the most of it. Good Times. Kopycat Killers got the crowd going. I think a token system would be better for the future

It was a few stalls selling overpriced food and beer. They run out of different drinks very early on and the food was crap. It was so hot and so we paid to sit on solid grass listening to music in the distance. We were there for around 3 hours and we heard around 3 songs by "band". We had to leave as it was so boring. Could have done the same sat in my back garden and It would have been a lot cheaper. Calling a few stalls on public ground with quiet music playing is hardly a festival. Thanks for a total waste of money and time.

This event is a great example of false advertising. Was expecting large scale event but felt like we were crammed into our rich mate's garden who paid a few tribute bands £500 each to do a small gig whilst asking his uncle to do a BBQ and his dodgy mate to make a bar (£6 for a can of budweiser). There was one cider stall, that had a painfully long queue all day, and the one positive is that I was pleasantly surprised to see the organisers hadn't taken the opportunity to sell fast track tickets for this queue. The fact the event had the word sausage in it was a bit random as I assume there are more sausages in a nun's sanctuary than there were at this event. Poorly planned, many lies, and a bit of a scam to be honest. Hopefully this event doesn't continue.

We going to Queen tribute but crap almost all music was crap until 10pm then we leave the festival. False and misleading information on ads. No foods available after 8pm. Ridiculous.

Sadly can’t give zero stars. Arrived at Woolaton Sausage and cider festival at 5pm. Food stalls shut and sold out. Auto correct said s**t instead of shut.
Cider and ales sold out. Can of warm Budweiser £6. Lots of pissed people. Too small a venue, sound system poor. Left after an hour, hungry and thirsty. Not worth the money.

Overpriced and not worth it

To call this a festival is beyond an overstatement. £60+ for ticket entries. You would expect it to be decent. But worst “festival” I’ve ever been to.

There were 6 stalls selling cider. All watered down from buckets, and all warm. £6 a pint. Not even a vendor per stand, some companies had two brands per vendor out of boxes. Some vendors even ran out by 8pm. Who runs out at a venue when all it is is cider.

The sausages and food was by far the worst. 1 stall selling three menus of the same sausages in a bun from Aldi. £6.50 per sausage, and what’s worst the menu they were saying, was just a bottle of sauce on it to brand it another flavour. You had to them garnish is yourself with a bowl of crap next to it which everyone else had fingered.

Very disappointed and I would not recommend to anyone. Their team and marketing team should be done for full on lying on their website and promoting this as a good event with multiple vendors.

I have requested a refund for the tickets as paying this much to get in was ridiculous.

After reading the write up from the promotion team for the sausage & cider festival at Grimsby I purchased 6 early bird tickets for our group expecting a good night away with booking our hotel rooms!!!
Unbelievably disappointing would be an understatement!
Watered down rank cider!
No more than 50 at the venue & the prices! WOW!
£6 a pint for a P/ss poor pint!
What a scam this festival organisation is!
Cleethorpes venues was full of people that had gone to the festival & must've had the same opinion as there was more & more orange wristbands turning up as the night went on!
Never again & would strongly recommend anyone thinking of going to one to not bother!

The worse experience, absolute rip off !! Overpriced for what was there then charging £6 for a cider and £6.50 for a sausage, deffo won’t go again !

Calling this a ‘festival’ is a stretch. One sausage stand that served a couple of types of sausage with different sauce or cheese. Six or seven bars, one of which had one type of cider another two types. There were one or two craft beers at most and a lager that was described to me as being one of the worst beers ever to be put in the public domain.
Hardly anyone was there, but it was still a pain to get in. As soon as we got in you could see people heading for the exits.
One band all night, they were very good to be fair to them, but ‘festival’ would normally suggest at least a few bands.
I’ve seen better efforts at a village fete that cost fifty pence per ticket.

I have been expected to find more than 3 tipes of sauges sold under 13 names. Few people complained about the cider low quality. I didn't try it myself. Very poor management, drunken crew members. All together DISAPPOINTING

Your £15 gets you in to a venue, nothing more. No tokens for a cidre or a hot dog??? Not sure why we needed a entrance fee. On the plus side it was warm & the band was good. I wouldn’t recommend 🙁

I have to say Southampton sausage & cider fest was so bad I’d rather pull out my eyelashes with tweezers the cider was ridiculously priced let alone the price of hotdogs review said plenty of gluten free hotdogs there was 2 £6 hotdog No roll entertainment was rubbish looked more like a convention then a festival would never go again

My husband & I attended the so called festival on Saturday 11.2.23 We paid £15 each admission and it was total disappointment from beginning to end, They charged £6 a pint for some nice and some awful ciders, £6.50 for a hotdog served outside in what can only be described as pop up barbecue the breadbuns were very smalland the table with sauces on etc looked totally unhygienic spillages all over and not tidy at all. The room were the 1 band and a disco were playing was undersized and a safety risk as there was not enough seating for half the people there . It really wasn't a festival experience "big disappointment" 😪 Rip Off

£6 a pint of some nice and some dodgy ciders, £6.50 for hotdogs, no samples, £7.50 for a single gin or vodka - but the mixer is free!!! The room was oversized and cold, not enough seating, as it really wasn't a festival! Toilets probably up to festival standards but expected better at The Winter Gardens! Not sure what the £16 entry was for - absolute waste of money! And as for the moody female bouncers!!! If you're not happy in your job - jog on!

PLEASE DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
if you want to stand in a car park and eat hotdogs/drink cider at £6 a pop then this is the place for you!!!
Definitely not a "festival" .... I don't have the words to describe how much of a con this is.... no samples... no eating contest... nothing ... just overpriced cider and mehh hotdogs. The organisers should be ashamed... on their website they say they are charging entry to provide all this great stuff.... rubbish!!! It's just a swindle to get as much money as poss. The staff knew nothing about the ciders they were serving and look at you like an alien if you asked anything about it... omg I could spit im so angry I was conned into paying for it. Never again!

Error on their website trying to purchase 6 tickets for £82 and to try again only to find out we’d been charged 3 times, and terms state no refunds absolutely scandalous avoid avoid avoid

Absolutely crap rip off... Can't be bothered to write all the details but won't be returning.

I bought the early bird tickets so not to bad a price, at full I wouldn't have bought. However the venue was a good size, the music acts were amazing, atmosphere was brilliant. The queue for drinks looked a nightmare, but they had a member of staff who controlled the queue, and amazingly it went quite quick, and that was each time. The only thing that let it down is the toilets, had barely been 2 hours from opening and all toilet roll had gone, and no antibacterial wash, this should be constantly filled up, but this seems to let festivals down everywhere, so I'd like to think this could be improved. I didn't try the food as having more fun dancing!