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Adult Tickets
Over 16's, this is for you.
Advanced - £26.00*
On the day - £36.00
*Subject to booking fees. Advanced ticket available until Tuesday 17th June
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Child Tickets
5 -16 year olds. Under 5's free!
Advanced - £8.50
On the day - £11.00
*Subject to booking fees. Advanced ticket available until Tuesday 17th June
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Family Tickets
2 adults and up to 3 children, under 5's free.
Advanced - £63.00*
On the day - £75.00
*Subject to booking fees. Advanced ticket available until Tuesday 17th June
Membership Benefits
Membership is available for everyone and includes free entry to the Show
and exclusive facilities both days. Find out more
Lincolnshire Show Tickets
Choose the ticket that suits you best!
Visitor Information
Find out more about all our events at the Lincolnshire Show
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About the Show
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society's rich history began in 1869. For over 155 years the Society has dedicated itself to promoting food, farming and the countryside through events such as the Lincolnshire Show
Our Journey
The Lincolnshire Show has always been more than just an event—it's a reflection of our heritage, resilience, and innovation. As I lead the 2025 show, my goal is to build on its legacy, ensuring it remains a vibrant showcase of our county’s farming, businesses, and community spirit.
While our agricultural roots run deep, we must also look forward. The 2025 show will blend tradition with innovation, preserving what makes us unique while introducing fresh ideas that inspire and engage all who attend.
Lincolnshire’s success depends on the hard work of our farmers and local businesses. This year, we will create even more opportunities for them to connect, trade, and share their expertise, ensuring they receive the recognition and support they deserve.
The future of agriculture depends on sustainability. From renewable energy initiatives to eco-friendly farming techniques, the 2025 show will highlight real-world solutions that protect our land, livestock, and livelihoods.
The show is for everyone—farmers, families, and businesses alike. We’re expanding hands-on experiences, educational workshops, and live demonstrations, making this a truly engaging event where people can learn, explore, and celebrate together.
At its core, the Lincolnshire Show is about people. Whether you come for the livestock, food, or entertainment, I hope you leave feeling a stronger connection to our incredible community.
Beyond 2025, my vision is to inspire future generations, ensuring they feel pride in Lincolnshire’s heritage and excitement for its future. Together, we can make this year’s show the most memorable yet.
Lincolnshire Show Director
Andrew Read, Director of the Lincolnshire Show,
Lincolnshire Agricultural Society
Frequently Asked Questions
Planning your visit to the Lincolnshire Show?
Here are a few questions we frequently get asked, but if you can't find the information you're looking for below please get in touch.
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Member ParkingAll car parks will be colour coded (Black, Green, Brown and White) see map for designated areas. Members' car park - access via Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road) or Gate 1 from the A15 (Northbound). Disabled badge holders - there will be designated areas available in Brown and White car parks. Disabled badge holders will be directed to these areas regardless of which entrance to the Showground they use. Pre-booked Motability scooters are located in the Brown and White car parks. Drop off and Pick-up points – service coaches, buses and taxis should use Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road). This entrance is also to be used for private cars intending to drop off and pick up visitors to the Show.
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Future Lincolnshire Show datesWednesday 17th & Thursday 18th June 2026
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What time is the Show open?The gates open at 8am and the Show closes at 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday. All trade stands and concessions are open until 6pm on both days.
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Where can I buy Lincolnshire Show Tickets?You can buy Lincolnshire Show tickets online, by calling 01522 522900 or by visiting the Society Offices at the Lincolnshire Showground. You can also by tickets at the following Ticket Outlets: LAS Office, Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln LN2 2NA Uncle Henry's, Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD Waters Edge Tourist Information, Maltkiln Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5JR Peacock & Binnington - SOLD OUT Witham Oil & Paint, Outer Circle Rd, Lincoln LN2 4HL - SOLD OUT Ripon Farm Services - Retford, Langworth, Louth and Brigg Tickets are available at the Gate on both days of Show, however this is more expensive than when purchased in advance.
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How much do tickets cost?Advanced Adult - £26.00 Child - £8.50 Family - £62.00 On the Day Adult - £35.00 Child - £10.00 Family - £75.00 For School/Education visits - please contact education@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk for more information For groups over 15 - please contact accounts@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk Advanced tickets could be subject to postage/booking fees.
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Can I bring my dog?Dogs are welcome at the Lincolnshire Show provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Only guide dogs are allowed in eating areas which include The EPIC Centre and The Food Court. Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings. Please do not leave dogs in cars. In hot weather we encourage you to leave your dog at home.
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Is parking free at the Show?Parking is free and all the car parks are within reasonable accessibility of the entrance gates. Cars displaying a disabled badge will be directed to the forward car park areas with easier access to gate entry. Members parking is in Red car park, access by A15 and through Gate 6 (Burton Road).
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Can I be a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society?Membership of the Agricultural Society is open to all and can be purchased pre-Show (before 31st May for postal), allowing access to the new Members' car park and the exclusive Member areas housed in The EPIC Centre. For more information on pricing, the benefits of Membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, or to join - https://lincolnshireshow.co.uk/membership - Not available online following 31st May. Membership CANNOT be purchased on Show days.
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Is there a Bus Service?Stagecoach will be running a bus service from Lincoln Central Railway Station and Gainsborough Bus Station to the Showground on both days of the Lincolnshire Show. For the full timetable and price please visit https://www.stagecoachbus.com/promos-and-offers/east-midlands/lincs-show
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What if I come in a taxi?There is a one way system operating on the roads around the Showground but taxis can use gate 6 (Burton Road) for both dropping off and picking up.
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What security measures do you have in place?We would like to reassure all attending The Lincolnshire Show that visitor safety is a number one priority for us and we work with the Police to continually review the show. We have robust event management and contingency plans which cover a vast number of different scenarios that have been created in conjunction with the Police and other official bodies. Although there is no intelligence to indicate an increased risk at the show, the Police are continually monitoring the situation and we are taking their advice and guidance. We ask our visitors to help us out with the following specifics: Please be ready to show all your tickets, passes or badge when asked. Please ensure that if you have a vehicle pass, it is correctly displayed in your windscreen before approaching the carpark/showground entrance. Please report anything suspicious to, the police, a steward or Showground staff member. Please help us by complying swiftly with any requests from stewards or staff member.
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Why is the Lincolnshire Show midweek?The Lincolnshire Show is traditionally an agricultural show, and over its 139 year history, it's something that has remained really important to us. We understand that some people work midweek, and that children are at school and because of that, not everybody can attend. We work with schools across the county on the Schools' Challenge, educational trips and tours and welcome over 5,000 school children each year, and we encourage parents that would like to bring their children along to speak with their school as the Lincolnshire Show is widely thought of as an educational event. If we were to move the Show to weekend dates, it would be a very different type of event as we wouldn't have the same high level of agricultural and trade support. Unfortunately, many shows that have moved to weekends no longer take place, or with significantly reduced visitor numbers.
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Can I hire electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs?Event Mobility (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors. To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at https://www.eventmobility.org.uk/lincolnshire-show Online bookings must be made at least two days before the event. Bookings cannot be taken during the event. If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first come, first served basis only.
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Member ParkingAll car parks will be colour coded (Black, Green, Brown and White) see map for designated areas. Members' car park - access via Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road) or Gate 1 from the A15 (Northbound). Disabled badge holders - there will be designated areas available in Brown and White car parks. Disabled badge holders will be directed to these areas regardless of which entrance to the Showground they use. Pre-booked Motability scooters are located in the Brown and White car parks. Drop off and Pick-up points – service coaches, buses and taxis should use Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road). This entrance is also to be used for private cars intending to drop off and pick up visitors to the Show.
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Future Lincolnshire Show datesWednesday 17th & Thursday 18th June 2026
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What time is the Show open?The gates open at 8am and the Show closes at 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday. All trade stands and concessions are open until 6pm on both days.
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Where can I buy Lincolnshire Show Tickets?You can buy Lincolnshire Show tickets online, by calling 01522 522900 or by visiting the Society Offices at the Lincolnshire Showground. You can also by tickets at the following Ticket Outlets: LAS Office, Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln LN2 2NA Uncle Henry's, Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD Waters Edge Tourist Information, Maltkiln Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5JR Peacock & Binnington - SOLD OUT Witham Oil & Paint, Outer Circle Rd, Lincoln LN2 4HL - SOLD OUT Ripon Farm Services - Retford, Langworth, Louth and Brigg Tickets are available at the Gate on both days of Show, however this is more expensive than when purchased in advance.
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How much do tickets cost?Advanced Adult - £26.00 Child - £8.50 Family - £62.00 On the Day Adult - £35.00 Child - £10.00 Family - £75.00 For School/Education visits - please contact education@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk for more information For groups over 15 - please contact accounts@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk Advanced tickets could be subject to postage/booking fees.
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Can I bring my dog?Dogs are welcome at the Lincolnshire Show provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Only guide dogs are allowed in eating areas which include The EPIC Centre and The Food Court. Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings. Please do not leave dogs in cars. In hot weather we encourage you to leave your dog at home.
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Is parking free at the Show?Parking is free and all the car parks are within reasonable accessibility of the entrance gates. Cars displaying a disabled badge will be directed to the forward car park areas with easier access to gate entry. Members parking is in Red car park, access by A15 and through Gate 6 (Burton Road).
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Can I be a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society?Membership of the Agricultural Society is open to all and can be purchased pre-Show (before 31st May for postal), allowing access to the new Members' car park and the exclusive Member areas housed in The EPIC Centre. For more information on pricing, the benefits of Membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, or to join - https://lincolnshireshow.co.uk/membership - Not available online following 31st May. Membership CANNOT be purchased on Show days.
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Is there a Bus Service?Stagecoach will be running a bus service from Lincoln Central Railway Station and Gainsborough Bus Station to the Showground on both days of the Lincolnshire Show. For the full timetable and price please visit https://www.stagecoachbus.com/promos-and-offers/east-midlands/lincs-show
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What if I come in a taxi?There is a one way system operating on the roads around the Showground but taxis can use gate 6 (Burton Road) for both dropping off and picking up.
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What security measures do you have in place?We would like to reassure all attending The Lincolnshire Show that visitor safety is a number one priority for us and we work with the Police to continually review the show. We have robust event management and contingency plans which cover a vast number of different scenarios that have been created in conjunction with the Police and other official bodies. Although there is no intelligence to indicate an increased risk at the show, the Police are continually monitoring the situation and we are taking their advice and guidance. We ask our visitors to help us out with the following specifics: Please be ready to show all your tickets, passes or badge when asked. Please ensure that if you have a vehicle pass, it is correctly displayed in your windscreen before approaching the carpark/showground entrance. Please report anything suspicious to, the police, a steward or Showground staff member. Please help us by complying swiftly with any requests from stewards or staff member.
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Why is the Lincolnshire Show midweek?The Lincolnshire Show is traditionally an agricultural show, and over its 139 year history, it's something that has remained really important to us. We understand that some people work midweek, and that children are at school and because of that, not everybody can attend. We work with schools across the county on the Schools' Challenge, educational trips and tours and welcome over 5,000 school children each year, and we encourage parents that would like to bring their children along to speak with their school as the Lincolnshire Show is widely thought of as an educational event. If we were to move the Show to weekend dates, it would be a very different type of event as we wouldn't have the same high level of agricultural and trade support. Unfortunately, many shows that have moved to weekends no longer take place, or with significantly reduced visitor numbers.
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Can I hire electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs?Event Mobility (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors. To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at https://www.eventmobility.org.uk/lincolnshire-show Online bookings must be made at least two days before the event. Bookings cannot be taken during the event. If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first come, first served basis only.
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The History of the Lincolnshire Show
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society (LAS) is the proud organiser of the Lincolnshire Show, a flagship event celebrating agriculture, education, and rural life. For over a century, the Show has brought together farmers, businesses, and the local community to showcase innovation, heritage, and the best of Lincolnshire’s agricultural industry.
The History of the Lincolnshire Show: Growing Through the Generations
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The Lincolnshire Show was established to support agricultural progress, providing a platform for farmers to showcase their finest livestock, crops, and machinery to the public and industry professionals.
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A key focus of the Show is sharing best practices in farming, sustainability, and rural development, ensuring that innovation and tradition go hand in hand.
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While the Lincolnshire Show remains the highlight of the year, the Showground also hosts a variety of other events, from trade fairs to food festivals, equestrian competitions, and community gatherings.
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The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society remains at the heart of the Show, championing the region’s agricultural sector by working closely with farmers, businesses, and policymakers to shape the future of farming in Lincolnshire.
Sustainability Takes Centre Stage
2019
2/9
Looking to the Future
2025
9/9
Technology in Farming
2022
5/9
Virtual Innovation
2020
3/9
The Food & Drink Revolution
2023
6/9
Record-Breaking Crowds
2018
1/9
Celebrating Young Farmers
2023
7/9
The Show's Community Impact
2024
8/9
A Triumphant Return
2021
4/9
A Legacy Rooted in Heritage
The Lincolnshire Showground stands as a testament to generations of agricultural pride.
Since its establishment in 1869 by the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, the Showground has grown from humble beginnings into a thriving hub of innovation and tradition. Over the years, it has played a pivotal role in showcasing the best of rural life, bringing communities together, and celebrating the unique spirit of Lincolnshire. Join us in exploring how our deep-rooted history continues to shape our future.
Where is the Showground?
We want to make sure your trip to the Lincolnshire Show is as simple as possible, which is why we've put together information about travelling to Lincoln, the best places to stay and any travel FAQ's you might have. Read the sections below to plan your route to the Lincolnshire Show.
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Member ParkingAll car parks will be colour coded (Black, Green, Brown and White) see map for designated areas. Members' car park - access via Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road) or Gate 1 from the A15 (Northbound). Disabled badge holders - there will be designated areas available in Brown and White car parks. Disabled badge holders will be directed to these areas regardless of which entrance to the Showground they use. Pre-booked Motability scooters are located in the Brown and White car parks. Drop off and Pick-up points – service coaches, buses and taxis should use Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road). This entrance is also to be used for private cars intending to drop off and pick up visitors to the Show.
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Future Lincolnshire Show datesWednesday 17th & Thursday 18th June 2026
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What time is the Show open?The gates open at 8am and the Show closes at 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday. All trade stands and concessions are open until 6pm on both days.
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Where can I buy Lincolnshire Show Tickets?You can buy Lincolnshire Show tickets online, by calling 01522 522900 or by visiting the Society Offices at the Lincolnshire Showground. You can also by tickets at the following Ticket Outlets: LAS Office, Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln LN2 2NA Uncle Henry's, Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD Waters Edge Tourist Information, Maltkiln Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5JR Peacock & Binnington - SOLD OUT Witham Oil & Paint, Outer Circle Rd, Lincoln LN2 4HL - SOLD OUT Ripon Farm Services - Retford, Langworth, Louth and Brigg Tickets are available at the Gate on both days of Show, however this is more expensive than when purchased in advance.
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How much do tickets cost?Advanced Adult - £26.00 Child - £8.50 Family - £62.00 On the Day Adult - £35.00 Child - £10.00 Family - £75.00 For School/Education visits - please contact education@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk for more information For groups over 15 - please contact accounts@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk Advanced tickets could be subject to postage/booking fees.
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Can I bring my dog?Dogs are welcome at the Lincolnshire Show provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Only guide dogs are allowed in eating areas which include The EPIC Centre and The Food Court. Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings. Please do not leave dogs in cars. In hot weather we encourage you to leave your dog at home.
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Is parking free at the Show?Parking is free and all the car parks are within reasonable accessibility of the entrance gates. Cars displaying a disabled badge will be directed to the forward car park areas with easier access to gate entry. Members parking is in Red car park, access by A15 and through Gate 6 (Burton Road).
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Can I be a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society?Membership of the Agricultural Society is open to all and can be purchased pre-Show (before 31st May for postal), allowing access to the new Members' car park and the exclusive Member areas housed in The EPIC Centre. For more information on pricing, the benefits of Membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, or to join - https://lincolnshireshow.co.uk/membership - Not available online following 31st May. Membership CANNOT be purchased on Show days.
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Is there a Bus Service?Stagecoach will be running a bus service from Lincoln Central Railway Station and Gainsborough Bus Station to the Showground on both days of the Lincolnshire Show. For the full timetable and price please visit https://www.stagecoachbus.com/promos-and-offers/east-midlands/lincs-show
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What if I come in a taxi?There is a one way system operating on the roads around the Showground but taxis can use gate 6 (Burton Road) for both dropping off and picking up.
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What security measures do you have in place?We would like to reassure all attending The Lincolnshire Show that visitor safety is a number one priority for us and we work with the Police to continually review the show. We have robust event management and contingency plans which cover a vast number of different scenarios that have been created in conjunction with the Police and other official bodies. Although there is no intelligence to indicate an increased risk at the show, the Police are continually monitoring the situation and we are taking their advice and guidance. We ask our visitors to help us out with the following specifics: Please be ready to show all your tickets, passes or badge when asked. Please ensure that if you have a vehicle pass, it is correctly displayed in your windscreen before approaching the carpark/showground entrance. Please report anything suspicious to, the police, a steward or Showground staff member. Please help us by complying swiftly with any requests from stewards or staff member.
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Why is the Lincolnshire Show midweek?The Lincolnshire Show is traditionally an agricultural show, and over its 139 year history, it's something that has remained really important to us. We understand that some people work midweek, and that children are at school and because of that, not everybody can attend. We work with schools across the county on the Schools' Challenge, educational trips and tours and welcome over 5,000 school children each year, and we encourage parents that would like to bring their children along to speak with their school as the Lincolnshire Show is widely thought of as an educational event. If we were to move the Show to weekend dates, it would be a very different type of event as we wouldn't have the same high level of agricultural and trade support. Unfortunately, many shows that have moved to weekends no longer take place, or with significantly reduced visitor numbers.
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Can I hire electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs?Event Mobility (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors. To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at https://www.eventmobility.org.uk/lincolnshire-show Online bookings must be made at least two days before the event. Bookings cannot be taken during the event. If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first come, first served basis only.
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How to Find Us?
By Car
We are located four miles north of Lincoln, the main entrance to the Showground is at Gate 1, immediately off the A15. Our postcode is LN2 2NA, get directions here. The postcode for Gate 3 is LN1 2ZR and Gate 6 is LN1 2RP. Calculate your fuel costs here.
You can use What3Words to locate our gates.
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Gate 1 - times.chiars.organ
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Gate 2 - crisis.spicy.pardon
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Gate 3 - dinner.luck.voting
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Gate 4 - suspend.editor.nags
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Gate 5 - boast.mashing.mango
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Gate 6 - frosted.palms.patio
By Train
Lincoln Central Train station is 15 minutes away by road, or 30 minutes to Newark North Gate Train Station. The train journey from Newark to London Kings Cross is less than 80 minutes.
By Bus
The Showground is serviced by bus 103, Lincoln Bus Station - Kirton in Lindsey, for timetables please click here.
If you still have a question please visit our Contact Us page and send us an email.
Where to stay in Lincoln?
The Lincolnshire Showground is situated two miles North of Lincoln, from the A46 Lincoln by-pass. If you're travelling from far away you may want to stay close by, if so there's a great selection of hotels, B&Bs, self-catering accommodation and camping sites nearby to choose from!
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Member ParkingAll car parks will be colour coded (Black, Green, Brown and White) see map for designated areas. Members' car park - access via Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road) or Gate 1 from the A15 (Northbound). Disabled badge holders - there will be designated areas available in Brown and White car parks. Disabled badge holders will be directed to these areas regardless of which entrance to the Showground they use. Pre-booked Motability scooters are located in the Brown and White car parks. Drop off and Pick-up points – service coaches, buses and taxis should use Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road). This entrance is also to be used for private cars intending to drop off and pick up visitors to the Show.
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Future Lincolnshire Show datesWednesday 17th & Thursday 18th June 2026
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What time is the Show open?The gates open at 8am and the Show closes at 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday. All trade stands and concessions are open until 6pm on both days.
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Where can I buy Lincolnshire Show Tickets?You can buy Lincolnshire Show tickets online, by calling 01522 522900 or by visiting the Society Offices at the Lincolnshire Showground. You can also by tickets at the following Ticket Outlets: LAS Office, Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln LN2 2NA Uncle Henry's, Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD Waters Edge Tourist Information, Maltkiln Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5JR Peacock & Binnington - SOLD OUT Witham Oil & Paint, Outer Circle Rd, Lincoln LN2 4HL - SOLD OUT Ripon Farm Services - Retford, Langworth, Louth and Brigg Tickets are available at the Gate on both days of Show, however this is more expensive than when purchased in advance.
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How much do tickets cost?Advanced Adult - £26.00 Child - £8.50 Family - £62.00 On the Day Adult - £35.00 Child - £10.00 Family - £75.00 For School/Education visits - please contact education@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk for more information For groups over 15 - please contact accounts@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk Advanced tickets could be subject to postage/booking fees.
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Can I bring my dog?Dogs are welcome at the Lincolnshire Show provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Only guide dogs are allowed in eating areas which include The EPIC Centre and The Food Court. Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings. Please do not leave dogs in cars. In hot weather we encourage you to leave your dog at home.
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Is parking free at the Show?Parking is free and all the car parks are within reasonable accessibility of the entrance gates. Cars displaying a disabled badge will be directed to the forward car park areas with easier access to gate entry. Members parking is in Red car park, access by A15 and through Gate 6 (Burton Road).
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Can I be a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society?Membership of the Agricultural Society is open to all and can be purchased pre-Show (before 31st May for postal), allowing access to the new Members' car park and the exclusive Member areas housed in The EPIC Centre. For more information on pricing, the benefits of Membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, or to join - https://lincolnshireshow.co.uk/membership - Not available online following 31st May. Membership CANNOT be purchased on Show days.
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Is there a Bus Service?Stagecoach will be running a bus service from Lincoln Central Railway Station and Gainsborough Bus Station to the Showground on both days of the Lincolnshire Show. For the full timetable and price please visit https://www.stagecoachbus.com/promos-and-offers/east-midlands/lincs-show
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What if I come in a taxi?There is a one way system operating on the roads around the Showground but taxis can use gate 6 (Burton Road) for both dropping off and picking up.
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What security measures do you have in place?We would like to reassure all attending The Lincolnshire Show that visitor safety is a number one priority for us and we work with the Police to continually review the show. We have robust event management and contingency plans which cover a vast number of different scenarios that have been created in conjunction with the Police and other official bodies. Although there is no intelligence to indicate an increased risk at the show, the Police are continually monitoring the situation and we are taking their advice and guidance. We ask our visitors to help us out with the following specifics: Please be ready to show all your tickets, passes or badge when asked. Please ensure that if you have a vehicle pass, it is correctly displayed in your windscreen before approaching the carpark/showground entrance. Please report anything suspicious to, the police, a steward or Showground staff member. Please help us by complying swiftly with any requests from stewards or staff member.
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Why is the Lincolnshire Show midweek?The Lincolnshire Show is traditionally an agricultural show, and over its 139 year history, it's something that has remained really important to us. We understand that some people work midweek, and that children are at school and because of that, not everybody can attend. We work with schools across the county on the Schools' Challenge, educational trips and tours and welcome over 5,000 school children each year, and we encourage parents that would like to bring their children along to speak with their school as the Lincolnshire Show is widely thought of as an educational event. If we were to move the Show to weekend dates, it would be a very different type of event as we wouldn't have the same high level of agricultural and trade support. Unfortunately, many shows that have moved to weekends no longer take place, or with significantly reduced visitor numbers.
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Can I hire electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs?Event Mobility (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors. To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at https://www.eventmobility.org.uk/lincolnshire-show Online bookings must be made at least two days before the event. Bookings cannot be taken during the event. If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first come, first served basis only.
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Member ParkingAll car parks will be colour coded (Black, Green, Brown and White) see map for designated areas. Members' car park - access via Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road) or Gate 1 from the A15 (Northbound). Disabled badge holders - there will be designated areas available in Brown and White car parks. Disabled badge holders will be directed to these areas regardless of which entrance to the Showground they use. Pre-booked Motability scooters are located in the Brown and White car parks. Drop off and Pick-up points – service coaches, buses and taxis should use Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road). This entrance is also to be used for private cars intending to drop off and pick up visitors to the Show.
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Future Lincolnshire Show datesWednesday 17th & Thursday 18th June 2026
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What time is the Show open?The gates open at 8am and the Show closes at 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday. All trade stands and concessions are open until 6pm on both days.
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Where can I buy Lincolnshire Show Tickets?You can buy Lincolnshire Show tickets online, by calling 01522 522900 or by visiting the Society Offices at the Lincolnshire Showground. You can also by tickets at the following Ticket Outlets: LAS Office, Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln LN2 2NA Uncle Henry's, Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD Waters Edge Tourist Information, Maltkiln Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5JR Peacock & Binnington - SOLD OUT Witham Oil & Paint, Outer Circle Rd, Lincoln LN2 4HL - SOLD OUT Ripon Farm Services - Retford, Langworth, Louth and Brigg Tickets are available at the Gate on both days of Show, however this is more expensive than when purchased in advance.
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How much do tickets cost?Advanced Adult - £26.00 Child - £8.50 Family - £62.00 On the Day Adult - £35.00 Child - £10.00 Family - £75.00 For School/Education visits - please contact education@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk for more information For groups over 15 - please contact accounts@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk Advanced tickets could be subject to postage/booking fees.
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Can I bring my dog?Dogs are welcome at the Lincolnshire Show provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Only guide dogs are allowed in eating areas which include The EPIC Centre and The Food Court. Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings. Please do not leave dogs in cars. In hot weather we encourage you to leave your dog at home.
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Is parking free at the Show?Parking is free and all the car parks are within reasonable accessibility of the entrance gates. Cars displaying a disabled badge will be directed to the forward car park areas with easier access to gate entry. Members parking is in Red car park, access by A15 and through Gate 6 (Burton Road).
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Can I be a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society?Membership of the Agricultural Society is open to all and can be purchased pre-Show (before 31st May for postal), allowing access to the new Members' car park and the exclusive Member areas housed in The EPIC Centre. For more information on pricing, the benefits of Membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, or to join - https://lincolnshireshow.co.uk/membership - Not available online following 31st May. Membership CANNOT be purchased on Show days.
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Is there a Bus Service?Stagecoach will be running a bus service from Lincoln Central Railway Station and Gainsborough Bus Station to the Showground on both days of the Lincolnshire Show. For the full timetable and price please visit https://www.stagecoachbus.com/promos-and-offers/east-midlands/lincs-show
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What if I come in a taxi?There is a one way system operating on the roads around the Showground but taxis can use gate 6 (Burton Road) for both dropping off and picking up.
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What security measures do you have in place?We would like to reassure all attending The Lincolnshire Show that visitor safety is a number one priority for us and we work with the Police to continually review the show. We have robust event management and contingency plans which cover a vast number of different scenarios that have been created in conjunction with the Police and other official bodies. Although there is no intelligence to indicate an increased risk at the show, the Police are continually monitoring the situation and we are taking their advice and guidance. We ask our visitors to help us out with the following specifics: Please be ready to show all your tickets, passes or badge when asked. Please ensure that if you have a vehicle pass, it is correctly displayed in your windscreen before approaching the carpark/showground entrance. Please report anything suspicious to, the police, a steward or Showground staff member. Please help us by complying swiftly with any requests from stewards or staff member.
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Why is the Lincolnshire Show midweek?The Lincolnshire Show is traditionally an agricultural show, and over its 139 year history, it's something that has remained really important to us. We understand that some people work midweek, and that children are at school and because of that, not everybody can attend. We work with schools across the county on the Schools' Challenge, educational trips and tours and welcome over 5,000 school children each year, and we encourage parents that would like to bring their children along to speak with their school as the Lincolnshire Show is widely thought of as an educational event. If we were to move the Show to weekend dates, it would be a very different type of event as we wouldn't have the same high level of agricultural and trade support. Unfortunately, many shows that have moved to weekends no longer take place, or with significantly reduced visitor numbers.
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Can I hire electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs?Event Mobility (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors. To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at https://www.eventmobility.org.uk/lincolnshire-show Online bookings must be made at least two days before the event. Bookings cannot be taken during the event. If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first come, first served basis only.
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Member ParkingAll car parks will be colour coded (Black, Green, Brown and White) see map for designated areas. Members' car park - access via Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road) or Gate 1 from the A15 (Northbound). Disabled badge holders - there will be designated areas available in Brown and White car parks. Disabled badge holders will be directed to these areas regardless of which entrance to the Showground they use. Pre-booked Motability scooters are located in the Brown and White car parks. Drop off and Pick-up points – service coaches, buses and taxis should use Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road). This entrance is also to be used for private cars intending to drop off and pick up visitors to the Show.
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Future Lincolnshire Show datesWednesday 17th & Thursday 18th June 2026
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What time is the Show open?The gates open at 8am and the Show closes at 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday. All trade stands and concessions are open until 6pm on both days.
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Where can I buy Lincolnshire Show Tickets?You can buy Lincolnshire Show tickets online, by calling 01522 522900 or by visiting the Society Offices at the Lincolnshire Showground. You can also by tickets at the following Ticket Outlets: LAS Office, Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln LN2 2NA Uncle Henry's, Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD Waters Edge Tourist Information, Maltkiln Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5JR Peacock & Binnington - SOLD OUT Witham Oil & Paint, Outer Circle Rd, Lincoln LN2 4HL - SOLD OUT Ripon Farm Services - Retford, Langworth, Louth and Brigg Tickets are available at the Gate on both days of Show, however this is more expensive than when purchased in advance.
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How much do tickets cost?Advanced Adult - £26.00 Child - £8.50 Family - £62.00 On the Day Adult - £35.00 Child - £10.00 Family - £75.00 For School/Education visits - please contact education@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk for more information For groups over 15 - please contact accounts@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk Advanced tickets could be subject to postage/booking fees.
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Can I bring my dog?Dogs are welcome at the Lincolnshire Show provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Only guide dogs are allowed in eating areas which include The EPIC Centre and The Food Court. Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings. Please do not leave dogs in cars. In hot weather we encourage you to leave your dog at home.
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Is parking free at the Show?Parking is free and all the car parks are within reasonable accessibility of the entrance gates. Cars displaying a disabled badge will be directed to the forward car park areas with easier access to gate entry. Members parking is in Red car park, access by A15 and through Gate 6 (Burton Road).
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Can I be a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society?Membership of the Agricultural Society is open to all and can be purchased pre-Show (before 31st May for postal), allowing access to the new Members' car park and the exclusive Member areas housed in The EPIC Centre. For more information on pricing, the benefits of Membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, or to join - https://lincolnshireshow.co.uk/membership - Not available online following 31st May. Membership CANNOT be purchased on Show days.
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Is there a Bus Service?Stagecoach will be running a bus service from Lincoln Central Railway Station and Gainsborough Bus Station to the Showground on both days of the Lincolnshire Show. For the full timetable and price please visit https://www.stagecoachbus.com/promos-and-offers/east-midlands/lincs-show
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What if I come in a taxi?There is a one way system operating on the roads around the Showground but taxis can use gate 6 (Burton Road) for both dropping off and picking up.
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What security measures do you have in place?We would like to reassure all attending The Lincolnshire Show that visitor safety is a number one priority for us and we work with the Police to continually review the show. We have robust event management and contingency plans which cover a vast number of different scenarios that have been created in conjunction with the Police and other official bodies. Although there is no intelligence to indicate an increased risk at the show, the Police are continually monitoring the situation and we are taking their advice and guidance. We ask our visitors to help us out with the following specifics: Please be ready to show all your tickets, passes or badge when asked. Please ensure that if you have a vehicle pass, it is correctly displayed in your windscreen before approaching the carpark/showground entrance. Please report anything suspicious to, the police, a steward or Showground staff member. Please help us by complying swiftly with any requests from stewards or staff member.
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Why is the Lincolnshire Show midweek?The Lincolnshire Show is traditionally an agricultural show, and over its 139 year history, it's something that has remained really important to us. We understand that some people work midweek, and that children are at school and because of that, not everybody can attend. We work with schools across the county on the Schools' Challenge, educational trips and tours and welcome over 5,000 school children each year, and we encourage parents that would like to bring their children along to speak with their school as the Lincolnshire Show is widely thought of as an educational event. If we were to move the Show to weekend dates, it would be a very different type of event as we wouldn't have the same high level of agricultural and trade support. Unfortunately, many shows that have moved to weekends no longer take place, or with significantly reduced visitor numbers.
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Can I hire electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs?Event Mobility (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors. To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at https://www.eventmobility.org.uk/lincolnshire-show Online bookings must be made at least two days before the event. Bookings cannot be taken during the event. If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first come, first served basis only.
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