FAQ’s

Under the current Government Guidance, it is not a legal requirement to provide proof of double vaccination or to wear a mask, but as the organisers of the show we are encouraging visitors to wear masks inside and if you are not double vaccinated, we recommend you do a lateral flow test.

The British Motor Show team have been working hard to ensure our events remain safe and enjoyable for all of our visitors. We continue to work closely with the Public Health England and UK Government advisory groups and will implement on-event precautions deemed necessary at the time of the event.

We ask all visitors at our show to follow national guidance and to adhere to The British Motor Show COVID-19 policy when attending, to ensure you and other visitors have a safe experience.

• Where appropriate, the event sites have been spread out to provide more space and easy movement for visitors.
• Floor markings are installed in key circulation areas to indicate social distancing measures.
• An enhanced cleaning regime will be implemented with increased frequency with daily deep cleans conducted during events, including effective waste management.
• Handwashing and hygiene stations along with clear signage will be located around the event site.
• Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) system draws fresh air in from outside the building, avoiding the recirculation of air.
• A team of COVID-19 marshals reminding visitors to adhere to social distancing rules.
• Test & Trace procedures run in accordance with NHS guidelines.

For more information: thebritishmotorshow.live/covid-compliant

Disabled parking is available.  Please ensure you display your blue badge in your car and the traffic marshals will direct you to the disabled car park.

The event and the venue are completely wheelchair-accessible, with accessible and disabled toilets are available throughout the venue.

We’re working on providing a fantastic selection of food at the show. With many automotive-themed outlets. We’ll be providing a wide selection of food for all tastes.

You may also bring your own, but no glass bottles or containers are allowed. You will be asked to leave them at the gates.

Unfortunately, no, animals are not permitted on-site at Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre with the exception of assistance dogs. 

Due to current COVID-19 guidance, there will not be a cloakroom facility for bags and coats this year.

No.  Although our catering units are equipped to take card payments, we recommend you come to the site prepared if you wish to make cash purchases. 

Yes, public WiFi is available inside the exhibition halls.