Bournemouth Air Festival is the star attraction for the visitors coming here. One can live the speed, technology, excitement, thrill and the fun at the same time. People of all ages enjoy the event with the same curiosity and passion. Though the event is free for all to attend, but here are some tips from the expert tour guides that can help you get the trouble free experience of the air adventures.
- Don't exhaust yourself by attending the entire event; just one day with full energy is quite enough to feel the thrill. You can pick any day as the most favorite sky riders like, Typhoon, Tutor, Hawk T2 Role Demo Team, Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, SallyB, The Tigers, The Blades and Twister Duo are the part of the daily drill of this four day event.
- Wake up early and try to reach at the venue early as possible from your Bournemouth hotel near town center. If you are staying at the Bournemouth hotel near airport parking, you should make more hurry as the audiences' space is available on a first come first serve basis and there is no advance booking for this. But from a locals' point of view, the best place to see the entire show is the nearby beach where you can enjoy theses fabulous planes very close, with comfort and without paying any ticket.
- It is especially suggested for the tourists that not to drive to the venue in their own vehicle during the Air Festival as the parking slot is extremely crowded and the charges are also higher than the usual at this time. While you are staying at the Bournemouth hotel near the beach, you can reach here by walking otherwise the town has good public transport facilities for the tourists. It is the convenient and cheapest way to travel around the town.
- The Bournemouth Air Festival is further complimented by the night air show and the post post festival live musical events. Usually the tickets tend to be pre-sold much before the event starts. So if you want to be the part of this rocking event where leading British artists perform and make the night more happening than the air show itself; consult your trip advisor and book the tickets in advance. Very soon, one more attraction is going to add the thrill of this festival and that is the friendly football league between the different teams of Royal British Army, Navy and Air force.
Martin Wynn
