ABR 2026

[pieter.oneill]

Ah really i did not know that, do they sell out fast usually? Next year ull be happy to meet up, i noticed with a few groups you have to all land together or theres very little chance of pictching up in the same spot. Did you get out on any bikes? I did the wakey wakey ride out which was a nice way to start the day.

 

[y2blade]

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I’m all booked

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[pieter.oneill]

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I think i might have to book them too i had a cracking time, thats a fair old saving to. Where you traveling from next time Y2?

 

[y2blade]

I think i might have to book them too i had a cracking time, thats a fair old saving to. Were you traveling from next time Y2?

Newbury mate

 

[Sly]

Loyalty tickets are live saving £80
I’m all booked

2027 Tickets | Adventure Bike Rider Festival

24–27 June 2027 · Ragley Hall, Warwickshire LOYALTY TICKETS ON SALE NOW. Weekend Loyalty Tickets £219 £139. Save £80. Get Tickets ↓ ★ PPA Consumer Event of the Year — 2024 & 2025 ★ 24–27 June 2027 · Ragley Hall, Warwickshire LOYALTY TICKETS ON SALE NOW. Loyalty Weekend tickets £139· Save £80...

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£30 more then this years loyalty tickets. I hope they limit the numbers (doubt it)

 

[cookie]

Loyalty tickets are live saving £80
I’m all booked

2027 Tickets | Adventure Bike Rider Festival

24–27 June 2027 · Ragley Hall, Warwickshire LOYALTY TICKETS ON SALE NOW. Weekend Loyalty Tickets £219 £139. Save £80. Get Tickets ↓ ★ PPA Consumer Event of the Year — 2024 & 2025 ★ 24–27 June 2027 · Ragley Hall, Warwickshire LOYALTY TICKETS ON SALE NOW. Loyalty Weekend tickets £139· Save £80...

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Thanks for the link

I didn't get an email notification as I bought my weekend ticket from a mate and only bought my van ticket through official channels.

 

[pieter.oneill]

Newbury mate

You made me feel the buzz dude....ive Booked it. Im up for a meet up if you fancy putting a small clan together over the next year, went solo this time but be nice to have a small group to have some banter with. I think ticket prices like all things at the minute with the rise in cost of everything so they are probably forecasting.

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

£30 more then this years loyalty tickets. I hope they limit the numbers (doubt it)

Not too bad

 

[Wapping]

By way of some sort of crude comparison, my ticket for the 24-hour GT race (very high quality grid and lots of cars) including a paddock pass Thursday thro’ Sunday inclusive was EUR 82. I also bought a good quality programme EUR 15. All the grandstands were free and sit wherever you like. Had I bought the ticket in advance, instead of on the gate, I would have made a saving. I forget now how much, but from memory it’s significant if bought a year in advance.

My camping, including use of the pretty decent facilities, Thursday thro’ to Monday morning was EUR 140. I could have arrived on Tuesday and the price would, I think, have been the same.

Total EUR 237 - Call it GBP 205.

I bought two pints of beer at EUR 9 a pop. This included a EUR 2 ‘charge’ for the cup, refunded on return.

Food, I self-catered.

 

[pieter.oneill]

By way of some sort of crudecomparison, my ticket for the 24-hour GT race (very high quality grid and lots of cars) including a paddock pass Thursday thro’ Sunday inclusive was EUR 82. I also bought a good quality programme EUR 15. All the grandstands were free and sit wherever you like. Had I bought the tickets in advance, instead of on the gate, I would have made a saving. I forget now how much, but from memory it’s significant if bought a year in advance.

My camping, including use of the pretty decent facilities, Thursday thro’ to Monday morning was EUR 140. I could have arrived on Tuesday and the price would, I think, have been the same.

Total EUR 237 - Call it GBP 205.

I bought two pints of beer at EUR 9 a pop. This included a EUR 2 ‘charge’ for the cup, refunded on return.

Food, I self-catered.

The thing is from the ABR point of view which a lot of the cost goes into that i can see, is they have to build and remove all the infrastructure before and after the event which id imagine is a serious cost implication.

 

[pieter.oneill]

Not too bad View attachment 516751

Thursday i was surprized how many turned up early doors, i was hunting for a spot first thing friday morning i thought there would maybe be a few there but i think someone said 7k

 

[Wapping]

The thing is from the ABR point of view which a lot of the cost goes into that i can see, is they have to build and remove all the infrastructure

The two are not, of course, directly comparable. To my eye, bods can spend (or not) their money however they wish. Those that went and have replied to the thread, seem to have enjoyed the event and, I guess, see it as a decent bang for their buck. That’s all that really matters.

 

[pieter.oneill]

The two are not, of course, directly comparable. To my eye, bods can spend (or not) their money however they wish. Those that went and have replied to the thread, seem to have enjoyed the event and, I guess, see it as a decent bang for their buck. That’s all that really matters.

Yeah your right not direct the same but i think for any event its worth what your willing to pay, and have a laugh. Seen loads of stuff on facebook various pictures the lads dressed as cones seem to have appeared in everyones pictures, legends

 

[y2blade]

Thursday i was surprized how many turned up early doors, i was hunting for a spot first thing friday morning i thought there would maybe be a few there but i think someone said 7k

I heard there were 7k Thurs tickets sold this year. “Super Thursday” was Sold out.

 

[Sly]

Not too bad View attachment 516751

Well 2026 was £109. Me thinks they will go above 20k people too.

 

[y2blade]

The two are not, of course, directly comparable. To my eye, bods can spend (or not) their money however they wish. Those that went and have replied to the thread, seem to have enjoyed the event and, I guess, see it as a decent bang for their buck. That’s all that really matters.

Hold up
Hold up.

I’m sure Johnny Boxer had a miserable time?

 

[Wapping]

For those who want a bit more bikermate banter (in roughly the same part of the world) go to:

Thread 'Cotswolds early Autumn weekend - incorporating UKMGer ! The Gate Hangs High - 2,3,4 October 26'

Jun 23, 2026

We trialled this event last year and it was absolutely brilliant. The highlights were -

• A location chosen to be accessible to hard northern bikers and shandy drinkers alike.
• Decent camp site that also welcomes campers and dawgs.
• Attached to a really good pub with friendly proprieters (Margaret please note..) - proper beer in the evening plus good quality well priced dining.
• A mile of so from the wonderful old Hook Norton brewery (brewery tour, anyone..?)
• At the northern end of some of our most beautiful countryside and villages our country has to offer. Our ride out...

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