
dates, Gate opening times and more…
Wednesday 28 & Thursday 29 June 2023.
The gates open at 7.00am both days, last entry is 7.00pm on Day 1 and 5.00pm on Day2. All tradestands are open from 8.00am on both days.
- You can buy e-tickets online here and print them off at home or use the QR code provided.
- Buy your tickets on the gates on Show days at full price.
Dogs are welcome at the Royal Norfolk Show provided they are kept on a lead at all times and litter disposed of in the special bins provided.
Dogs. except for guide dogs, are not allowed though in any eating areas and areas dedicated to food and drink such as the Adnams Food and Drink Experience and the Flavours Food Hub.
Dogs are very welcome in animal areas, but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings.
Please, please, please do not leave dogs in cars.
E-scooters or any other form of motorised transport other than mobility scooters is prohibited.
We want you to have a safe, secure, and enjoyable experience at this year’s Royal Norfolk Show. Whether you are attending as a visitor or taking part. We work closely with the Police to ensure your safety and security and have a range of measures to help you keep safe and secure. These include our extensively trained security teams, bag searches and K9 units, as well as other measures not so visible.
Our event stewards are there to keep you safe and long with our control room, are always on the lookout for those who need assistance, so don’t be surprised if they pop up and say hello.
We do everything we can to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience. You can help us keep you safe and secure. If you see anything unusual, trust your instincts and report it immediately to anyone of our many stewards, security team or police officers
Norfolk Police have welcomed the plans for this year’s Royal Norfolk Show as they look forward to policing it.
A message from Norfolk Constabulary’s Assistant Chief Constable Nick Davison here.
Royal Norfolk Show is run and managed by the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association.
As a charity, the RNAA aims to help educate young people and adults, and to bring people and business together through a range of inspiring events, including the Royal Norfolk Show, to promote a better understanding of food, farming and the countryside.
Yes anyone can join the Association, membership includes entry to both days of the Show and forward parking, it is valid for 1 year from the 1 January to the 31 December. For prices and more benefits of becoming a member, click here.
For 2023 Royal Norfolk Show there will be no cash machines available on site during the Show. The nearest cash machine is located at Sainsbury’s at Longwater.
St John Ambulance will have several first aid units across the showground. There is also a Medical Centre near the MacGregor Building, next to the Show Office.
During the show, lost property can be taken to or collected from the Show Office.
A quiet area is available for
prayer and reflection near
the main Show Office.
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