Love Box Music Festival: July 2019 — A massive (2 day) fest

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• Lovebox Festival Tips

  Lovebox Festival Tips

  1# Hydration is Key!

  While it might seem obvious, many people get so carried away with festival shenanigans that they forget to drink water. A good idea is to get a Camelback type backpack and keep it full of water so you can hydrate as you’re rampaging about.

  Due to the hot sun and groovy dance moves, you will sweat – a lot. For that, electrolytes are your friend! It is recommended to bring some coconut water or even electrolyte packets to put in your water.

  2# Don’t Get Too Carried Away

  The balance of fun and responsibility is another key to life. Getting a festival map and sitting with your friends before the festivities begin to plan out and agree upon who to see, where to go, and when to go is very important and surprisingly overlooked. Also, getting to a stage before the musician/s come on is a great idea; these events get crowded, and you may want to see a little more than Lego-sized band members.

  3# Fanny Packs ARE Cool

  Not to mention, they are highly useful. Rather than trying to dance around with a purse strapped over your shoulder, cash flying out of your pockets, or being worried about someone sneaking into your backpack, having all of your stuff comfortably (and fashionably) within eyesight is a fanny-pack-tastic idea.

• What to Do?

  What to Do?

  London is the most visited city in all of Europe; there is a good reason for that. There are loads of awe-inspiring sights to see while you are visiting.

   

  For example, the artistic type of person might enjoy the West End Theater District, while the history buffs might enjoy either the British Museum or the Tower of London, the adventurous/romantic types might enjoy a ride on London’s Eye (or the giant ferris wheel you may have seen in pictures), and the high-energy type of person may enjoy the city’s plethora of nightclubs, such as The Roof Gardens, and so on.

  London is one of the most diverse cities in the world, and with its rich history, culture, and exciting nightlife, there is something for every type of person to enjoy (yes, even you).

• Where to Stay

  Where to Stay

  Although there is no camping at the Love Box music festival,Luckily for you, Lovebox takes place in the middle of a large, hospitable city with many choices of places to stay.

  
  
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  Hotels City Of London

  Great for couples and groups, there are many hotels located in the Tower Hamlets area for about $200 a night, such as Marlin Aldgate Tower Bridge

  
  
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  and Qbic Hotel London City.

  
  
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  Cheap Sleep In London

  If you are traveling alone or on a budget, there are also dorm beds in hostels, like Via Limehouse, for only $15 per night for a dorm bed.

  
  
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  Since accommodations tend to fill up near the festival, it is reccommended to book your bed in advance (websites like booking.com are great for helping you to sort through, choose, and book the best place to stay before everyone else does).

• What to Eat

  What to Eat

  London is a very exciting place to be if you are a foodie, or just simply human.

  Greedy Cow

  If you are looking for a well-priced meal and perhaps an exotic burger, the Greedy Cow is a local favorite in the Tower Hamlets area.

  Hummingbird Bakery

  If you get the munchies while you are at the festival itself, or looking for something yummy to smash on a friends face, The Hummingbird Bakery and their delicious cupcakes are highly praised.

  Lovebox Food

  As for within the festival itself, you are also in luck. Lovebox will be loaded with gourmet food trucks to satisfy all of your festival munchie needs: from fulfilling your mad-man grilled cheese fix at the The Cheese Truck, to mowin’ down a juicy chicken leg at Mother Clucker.

  Lovebox Vegan Food

  However, Lovebox also gives you the freedom to feel light, healthy, and yet still fully satisfied with their vegan and whole food options, like that of the Buddha Bowl at Wholefood Heaven.

  At Wholefood Heaven, their aim is to fill you with the most delicious, nutrient dense, and wholesome food possible, so that you can healthily keep the dance party going all weekend.

• How To Get There

  How To Get There

  How to Get To Victoria Park London

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  By Air

   

  
  If you are flying into London, there are going to be several airport options: London City, Heathrow, Gatwick, or London Luton. Your best bet is going to be to take one of the several modes of public transportation from within the city.

  Underground “Tube” stations

  There is the route to Richmond you can take from various locations around the city that will get you to Gunnersbury Underground Station.

  Overground “Tube” stations

  Likewise, there are many overground stations that will lead you to Gunnersbury Park (suggested if you’d like to see a bit of the city). Platform one is the is Richmond rail station and Platform 2 is the Stratford rail station.

  Bus

  There are also several bus routes that make way near Gunnersbury Park, you can find these routes throughout the city: E3, N11

  Do you want to experience the area first hand? Hire a car with our search engine

  

• A Wee Bit Of Love Box History

  A Wee Bit Of Love Box History

  Way back in 2002, Groove Armada and Jools were scratching their heads over the city’s below par music scene. Considering their pre-existing musical reputation and their desire to see a more lively London… they created Lovebox.

  Now, it didn’t start off as a huge festival filling the entirety of Victoria Park, their project originally began as a much smaller party in an old strip club. A year later, they were throwing their first-ever outdoor party (which was a great success). From there, their movement sprang into popularity; they were nailing it!

  Climbing the ladder and supplying the demand, they would grow larger and larger each year, selling out of tickets sooner and sooner. Just 3 years later, in 2005, Lovebox opened up in Victoria Park as a two-day festival, the festival we all now know and love; and they have been watching it thrive ever sense.