Yes, we encourage families to bring along children – there will be plenty for kids to do. The site is at least 5 x bigger than Slessor Gardens and there will be breakout spaces for activities. There will be soccer games – beat the goalie – face painting, some carnival rides many other things to be announced.

Yes, indeed. The VIP area is an for over 18s only with a proportionately larger bar area.

You are not allowed to bring alcohol in glass bottles, paper lanterns, flares, fireworks, drugs, nitrous oxide, drones, weapons and dangerous objects, professional audio or visual recording equipment.

Glass: Glass is not allowed anywhere on the festival site. Your bags will be searched on entry and any found will have to be returned to a vehicle, decanted into a plastic container or thrown away. Perfume in glass is allowed but please try not to bring it – the less glass on site, the less chance of it breaking and injuring someone.

Medicine in glass vessels is allowed.

Animals: For health and safety reasons we do not permit animals into the festival, except registered assistance dogs.

Drones: Unauthorised drones are prohibited to fly anywhere over the festival as they pose a hazard to our patrons. Any unauthorised flights will be reported to Police Scotland.

This is a family event and we pride ourselves in running a safe event for all, therefore there we have adopted a 100% search policy and illegal substances are strictly prohibited and will not be tolerated. Anyone attempting to gain entry under the influence of drink or drugs will be refused entry. There will be no exceptions to this rule.

No drugs (other than prescription medication in your name) or New Psychoactive Substances previously known as ‘legal highs’ are allowed at the festival. Drug enforcement laws are as applicable on site as anywhere else in the country. Police officers will be on site and will deal with drug offences in accordance with national guidelines. If you engage in the unlawful supply of drugs, it is likely that you will be arrested. Neither anti-social nor illegal behaviour will be tolerated and participants will leave themselves liable to eviction from the site.

Yes, many of our vendors are local. From the food to the security this is an event hosted by local businesses, supported by others from around Scotland

Absolutely not! All vendor pricing will be posted on the website within the next 4 weeks.

There will be shuttle busses running from Slessor Gardens to the Fan Park priced £3 one way (Kids Free with Adult). It is also only a 20/25-minute walk from the train station – As you exit the main station turn right and cross the road towards V&A, turn right at V&A and have a leisurely 25min stroll along the waterfront and you will arrive directly at the Fan Park.

For sure, this is the largest outdoor screen of its type to visit Dundee. It’s a massive 46sqm high visibility screen with onboard satellite receiving and broadcasting facilities.

Absolutely for many who have never been to a Scotland match before we hope to recreate that special atmosphere which has the Tartan Army revered by fans all over the world!

Yes. Free drinking water will be available on site.

It’s likely we will reach capacity however rest assured there will be plenty of space and you will always find a quiet corner.

Yes. VIP ticket holders can enjoy the other attractions in the main park and return to the VIP area.

Yes, we have lots lined up and details will be announced soon.

There will be a number of blue badge spaces available to book in advance and also a drop off point for blue badge holders. This will be fully confirmed nearer the time so please check back.

The VIP area is an adult only area with a larger bar, stocked with a wider ranges of drinks and more toilets