Early Bird Ticket Prices 2027
2026 prices held until 31st August!
| Advance price | WW Subscriber advance price |
|
|---|---|---|
Preview DayFriday |
£30.00 | not applicable |
Weekend ticket10am Sat to 4pm Mon |
£42.30 | £38.07 |
One-day ticketSat or Sun |
£18.90 | £17.01 |
Monday ticket |
£14.40 | £12.96 |
Optional extras -
|
Tent + car (6m x 6m pitch) | Campervan*, motorhome* OR caravan / large tent + car (8m x 8m pitch) |
|---|---|---|
| 5-night camping | £143 | £156 |
| 4-night camping | £131 | £143 |
| 3-night camping | £119 | £131 |
| 2-night camping | £97 | £106 |
| 1-night camping | £56 | £62 |
| Online mooring (Zone 1) Thur to Mon | £4.98 | |
| Online mooring (Zone 2) Thur to Mon | £2.82 | |
| Online mooring (Zone 3*) Thur to Mon | £1.37 | |
*Campervans and motorhomes exceeding 8m length must pay a £25 surcharge in addition to the pitch booking.
Moorings
Access to the Show from the visitor moorings will be via the temporary footbridge in the centre of Mooring Zone 1
* Zone 3 moorings: a tranquil setting with an uneven and eroded canal bank. Be prepared to use a gangplank. This mooring zone is suitable only for able-bodied and not recommended for pets.
Order your day and weekend tickets in advance and save on at-the-gate prices
Crick Boat Show Saturday 29 to Monday 31 May 2027
Subscribers to Waterways World magazine can receive a further 10% off the advance ticket prices (does not apply to Trade & Preview Day, Camping, Mooring, Wheelchair/Mobility Scooter hire).
Advance tickets can be ordered online until 7am on Monday 24 May 2027.
Children 16 and under – free entry Saturday, Sunday, Monday
Trade & Preview Day – Friday 28 May 2027
Get ahead and visit the boats, quayside exhibitors and other boating businesses before everyone else on Preview Day!
Preview Day tickets are strictly limited to a maximum of 1,000 pre-booked visitors and give entry to the Show from 10am – 6pm on Friday 28 May. Preview Day visitors will also receive a gift bag and a free hot drink.
Preview Day Tickets must be booked in advance and will not be available at the gate.
All visitors on Trade & Preview Day will require a ticket.
Trade Tickets
Trade tickets are available to qualifying boating and waterway-related businesses. Trade ticket booking open in late March 2027. If you have not heard from us before about Crick Boat Show, to apply email cricktradetickets@wwonline.co.uk, giving your company name and brief information about your business.
All tickets are firm sales with no refunds available except in the case of event cancellation.
To order by phone, call 01283 742970 (Monday to Thursday 9am to 3pm) Phone orders close at 3pm Thursday 20 May 2027.
Ticket price includes entry for one person plus Show Guide.
Tickets are Wristbands to Collect at Show
If you book online, you will receive an email Order Acknowledgement with PDF eTickets that you will need to exchange for wristbands when you arrive at the Show. If you do not receive an email, please contact us on 01283 742970 (Monday to Wednesday May between 9am to 3pm) or email marketing@wwonline.co.uk so that we can check your order has been received.
If you order by telephone, your wristbands and passes will be ready to collect at the Show. You will not receive an order acknowledgment email.
Wristband Collection will be near the main entrance to the Show and open from 8.30am each day (Friday-Monday). Please collect on the day you are booked for. The Show opens at 10:00am each day.
If your order includes CAMPING, your collection point for camping passess and wristbands is the Campsite Office.
If your order includes MOORING, your collection point for mooring passes and wristbands is the Mooring Managers boat nearest to the temporary footbridge entrance into the Show site.
Please note that all tickets are firm sale.
Your wristband will let you to come and go from the Show site – so you can return purchases to your car before returning to enjoy the full evening of live music at the Crick Music Festival in the Crick Tavern marquee - or even take a walk outside the Show along the canal towpath to admire the visitor boats moored there.
