Revellers will spend more than £200 on food alone at a multi-day music festival, research has revealed.
A study of 1,000 adults who have camped at a festival revealed almost four hours will be spent queuing for food during the event, with £42 typically spent every day. But 51 per cent try to live off snacking rather than main meals, with 78 per cent feeling ripped off by what’s on offer. It also emerged 78 per cent have taken their own food with them – but 68 per cent are left feeling envious of delicious treats others are enjoying. While 62 per cent crave pizza, burgers or fish and chips.
With pizza the top choice when leaving a festival, they’re offering attendees of the iconic Somerset event the opportunity to trade their wristband for a small pizza of their choice in stores nationwide on Monday 1st July. Rebecca Carroll, a spokesperson for Papa Johns UK said: “There’s often a plethora of food options at music festivals, but the research has shown it can make a dent in your bank balance.
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