Last updated: 5/10/26
These terms apply when you buy a ticket to Party In The Paddock, come to the festival, or use our website or app. We’ve tried to keep them in plain English. By buying a ticket, entering the festival or using our website, you agree to them.
Party In The Paddock is run by Vibestown Productions Pty Ltd (ABN 97 609 008 853), 66 Cameron Street, Launceston TAS 7250, trading as Party In The Paddock (“PITP”, “we”, “us”, “our”). Party In The Paddock 2027 runs from Thursday 4 to Sunday 7 February 2027 at Quercus Park, Carrick, Lutruwita/Tasmania, with campers leaving on Monday 8 February 2027.
When you buy from or use our partners, their terms also apply. That includes Oztix (tickets), Tixel (resale), Wallaroo Camping Hire (Pre-Pitch Tents, glamping and gear hire), Afterpay and Zip (payments) and any transport providers.
Competitions and the pre-sale have their own terms. If those terms conflict with these, the specific terms win for that competition or pre-sale.
Only buy tickets through Oztix, our official ticketing partner, or through Tixel, our official resale partner, once resale opens. We can’t help with tickets bought anywhere else, and fake or duplicated tickets won’t get you through the gate. Prices are in Australian dollars, include GST, and are shown with any booking fees before you pay.
Your ticket includes festival entry for the days shown on it. A Camping & Festival ticket also includes a general admission campsite.
These are sold separately:
Names aren’t required on tickets. You’ll need to show valid ID, and your ticket, to collect your wristband. No ID, no wristband.
Your wristband must stay on your wrist for the whole festival. We can’t replace a wristband that’s been removed, damaged or tampered with, and a tampered wristband isn’t valid for entry.
If you can’t use your ticket, resell it through Tixel once resale opens closer to the festival. Reselling or offering tickets anywhere else, or above the price you paid, isn’t allowed. We may cancel tickets resold in breach of this clause.
To add days, camping or a VIP Upgrade, contact Oztix. Upgrades are subject to availability. We can’t downgrade tickets. If you no longer need what you bought, resell it on Tixel and buy the ticket you need.
We don’t offer refunds for change of mind. Refunds are available where the law requires them.
If Party In The Paddock 2027 is cancelled, we’ll refund the face value of your ticket through Oztix.
If the festival is postponed, your ticket will be valid for the new date, or you can request a refund within the period we announce.
Nothing in these terms limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
The lineup, set times, stages and activities can change. We’ll always try to replace an act that can’t make it and to keep you updated, but changes to the lineup or program aren’t a reason for a refund, unless the law requires one.
PITP runs rain, hail or shine, so come prepared for Tassie weather. If conditions become unsafe (for example severe weather, fire danger or an emergency), we may delay, change, suspend or evacuate all or part of the festival. Please follow the directions of our crew, security and emergency services.
Entry is subject to these terms. We can refuse entry to, or remove from the festival, anyone who breaks these terms or the law, or whose behaviour puts themselves or others at risk. If that happens, there’s no refund.
PITP is an all-ages event. Kids 12 and under get in free and don’t need a ticket. Anyone 13 or over needs a ticket.
Anyone under 18:
Each guardian can be responsible for a maximum of two under-18s. Volunteers can’t act as guardians.
Under-18s found drinking alcohol will be removed from the festival, along with their guardian and any other under-18s in that guardian’s care.
The VIP Bar & Deck is 18+ after 7:30pm.
PITP is strictly no BYO alcohol. Any alcohol found will be confiscated and disposed of, and you may lose your ticket.
Alcohol is only sold at licensed bars on site, under our liquor licence and the responsible service of alcohol rules. Bar staff can ask for ID and refuse service. We may remove anyone who is intoxicated or behaving in a way that puts themselves or others at risk.
Please leave these at home:
Prohibited items will be confiscated. Alcohol and illegal drugs won’t be returned, and illegal drugs will be handed to police. Other confiscated items can be collected from the Info Booth at the end of the festival. Anything not collected will be disposed of.
As a condition of entry, you and your bags, belongings and vehicle may be searched on entry and while on site. If you don’t agree to a search, you may be refused entry or removed from the festival.
Our non-negotiables are simple: respect yourself, Country and others.
Please follow the reasonable directions of our crew, security, medical staff and police at all times.
Camping is only for Camping & Festival ticket holders, from the arrival day on your ticket. Every vehicle in the campground needs a Campground Vehicle Pass. Setups over 7m, such as caravans and trailers, need two.
Vehicles in the campground are parked in until 6am on Monday 8 February 2027. If you need to drive out earlier, tell the gate and parking crew when you arrive, so they can park you in the Early Leavers car park.
Day Parking is for non-camping ticket holders with a Day Parking pass. Arrive and leave within gate hours. Cars left overnight may be fined and towed.
Please leave your campsite as you found it. Anything left behind will be disposed of.
Pass-outs are allowed for valid reasons. Keep your wristband on. Without it, you won’t get back in.
The festival will be filmed, photographed and recorded. By attending, you agree that you may appear in this content, and that we and our partners may use it to promote Party In The Paddock without payment. If you’d rather not be featured, let our crew or photographers know on the day.
You can take photos and videos for personal use. Commercial filming or photography needs our written approval, and professional cameras need a valid media pass.
Festivals involve loud music, bright and flashing lights (including strobe), haze, crowds, uneven ground, dust and mud. Please look after yourself: wear sun protection, stay hydrated, consider earplugs, and come to First Aid if you need help.
To the extent the law allows, you attend at your own risk. Nothing in this clause limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Please look after your belongings. To the extent the law allows, we’re not responsible for loss, theft or damage to personal property. Lost property is handed in to the Info Booth.
We want PITP to work for everyone. Companion Cards are accepted. Arrange your companion’s ticket through Oztix, and bring your card to the gate. See our Accessibility page, or contact us about any specific needs before you arrive.
You can’t sell goods or services, hand out flyers or samples, or run any promotion or sponsorship activity on site without our written approval.
You’re welcome to use our website and app for personal, non-commercial purposes. Please don’t misuse them. For example, don’t:
Everything on our website and app (including logos, artwork, photos, video, text and design) belongs to us or our licensors. You can share our posts and pages, but please don’t copy, change or use our content commercially without our written permission.
We work hard to keep information up to date, but details like set times, timetables and site information can change. We’ll update the website as soon as we can. To the extent the law allows, we’re not liable for errors or out-of-date information.
Our website links to other sites, including Oztix, Tixel and our partners. We’re not responsible for their content, products or terms.
When you send us content (for example in a competition, application or by tagging us), you give us permission to use it to run and promote Party In The Paddock, with credit where practical. You must have the right to share it.
We handle personal information in line with our Privacy Policy.
Our goods and services come with guarantees that can’t be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. Apart from those guarantees, and to the extent the law allows, we’re not liable for any indirect or consequential loss connected with the festival, your ticket, or our website or app.
We may update these terms from time to time. The latest version will always be on our website, with the date it was last updated. Changes won’t take away rights you already have under a ticket you’ve bought.
These terms are governed by the laws of Tasmania.
Email: hello@pitp.com.au
