Frequently Asked Questions

Whether you’re entering a car into Tunerfest North, or coming to the event as a visitor, if you have any questions about the show there’s a good chance you’ll find an answer to them below.

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TICKET PRICES & INFORMATION
Adult Ages 16 and above Advanced Online £23.00
Adult On the day Gate price £27.00
Teen Ages 13 – 15 Advanced Online £15.00 (must be accompanied by an adult)
Teen Ages 13-15 On the day Gate price £17.00 (must be accompanied by an adult)
Child Under 13 – FREE (must be accompanied by an adult)
Discounted tickets can be purchased in advance, online, via this link GET TICKETS or the button at the top of the website pages
Everyone requires a ticket to get in – including drivers
The ticket is separate to a vehicle pass. A vehicle pass is required to get a car into the show.
Online ticket sales close at 4.00pm on the Thursday before the event (1st May)
Tickets are available on the day at the gate from 7.00am
Tickets are purchased direct from the circuit and not us. Therefore, for ticket queries please DO NOT contact us. Instead, please contact MSV (the circuit operators) direct and they will be able to help: [email protected] The ticket hotline is open between 8:30am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday: 0344 225 4422
Cash and card are both accepted on the gate
We strongly advise purchasing an advanced entry ticket to avoid queues

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All Car Club, Show & Shine and Individual Displays must have an advanced ticket and pre-book the space
To book in a car club, the coordinator must register the club on the website. They will then receive details and a code that must be sent to club members who will use it to identify their club when they book their car onto the stand
All entries are made by clicking the button on the relevant page of the website and submitting the form
Entries are confirmed by a pop-up when the submission is made. There is no other acknowledgement correspondence sent
All vehicle entries close 10 days before the event (Monday 14th July)
The minimum number of cars for a club is four. Below that, cars will be located in the Individual display section. There is no limit on the maximum number of cars for a club
Special requests such as on hardstanding/grass, flat area, positioned next to another club etc. please advise when you submit your entry form and we’ll do our utmost best to comply

SHOW INFORMATION

Show information will be forwarded to all entrants via an email bulletin Thursday 22nd May leading up to the event. This document will contain vehicle passes, a timetable and a site plan that will confirm parking locations
The pre-event information bulletin will be published on the show website Thursday May before the show for those who didn’t receive it via email
Gates open to clubs and exhibits from 07.00. Arrival times will be staggered to reduce the possibility of queues. Final times will be confirmed in the pre-event bulletin
Club coordinators can view which members have entered by following the instructions and links as described in the initial club registration acknowledgement email
Dogs are not allowed on site
The flying of drones is forbidden
Camping the night before is not available inside the venue. Please visit the venue website for details.
There is NO CASH MACHINE on site

OBSESSION CAR SHOW

You will be notified if you are successful.
We trust that those who enter will bring a car that is worthy of the competition. Those who don’t will be asked to park elsewhere.

MEDIA REQUESTS

There is strictly NO media trackside access for this event
We are unable to process or assist with media requests
All media must register with MSV via the link https://mediav1.msv.com/MediaAccreditation/Registration/2025
MSV will make all decisions on media requests

If you still can’t find an answer to your question, then please drop an email to: [email protected]

Oulton Park is one of the UK’s most picturesque and challenging racing circuits, set in the rolling countryside of Cheshire. Known for its stunning natural setting and technical layout, it’s a favorite among drivers and fans alike, offering a unique blend of high-speed corners, undulating terrain, and tight hairpins.

First opened in 1953, Oulton Park quickly established itself as a key venue in British motorsport, hosting everything from British Touring Cars and superbikes to historic racing and track days. Its combination of fast straights, blind crests, and tight chicanes makes it a true test of driver skill and bravery.

Legendary sections like Cascades, Druids, and Lodge Corner have created countless iconic racing moments over the decades, while the natural amphitheater of the parkland setting provides spectacular views for fans, creating an atmosphere that’s hard to match.

Beyond the racing, Oulton Park also offers a rich motorsport heritage, with a dedicated community of racers and fans that have helped build its reputation as one of the most beloved circuits in the UK.

Whether you’re a dedicated racing fan, a track day enthusiast, or just looking for a great day out in the countryside, Oulton Park promises an unforgettable motorsport experience.

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