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Spend time delighting in the Abbey Grounds illuminated with a thousand flickering candles and sculptures by fire specialists Pa-Boom. There will be live atmospheric music, and delicious and warming autumnal treats on site from local independent suppliers offering spiced winter warmers and hot chocolate.
Doors open at 6pm. Last entry 9pm. Families/groups welcome.
Tickets available here.
" An enchanting, evocative and enlivening experience…"
Pa-Boom are alchemists and artists, specialists in creating fire drawings, stunning sculptural bonfires, enchanting flame filled installations and unforgettable pyrotechnic displays.
WVRF has worked with Dave Chadwick's Pa-Boom for a number of years – who remembers the amazing stag's head and pyro display that closed the 2018 festival? This is very likely to be the last performance they will ever do in the Valley – or anywhere. Beyond the flaming beacons, retirement beckons… So don't miss this opportunity to see Tintern Abbey as never before – a magical night of fire, flame and music in a spectacular setting. We are delighted to be presenting this work in partnership with Cadw.
Please see below for more event information.
Event Information:
You buy a timed entry ticket, but once you are inside you are welcome to stay for the rest of the evening.
Please note that at 6pm it will be twilight rather than fully dark – the light will change throughout the evening.
Please dress appropriately for the weather because the entire site is outside and there is limited shelter.
The site is accessible, but it will be dark (except for the candles!) and there are some uneven sections, so please take care when traversing the site, and ask an usher for assistance if necessary.
There are toilets available in the Visitor Centre, including an accessible toilet. There are also public toilets available in the car park before entering the site.
There will be light refreshments available to buy but NO meals, so please plan accordingly.
There will be live flames, so if you are bringing small children, please make sure they are appropriately supervised.
There are no disabled or OAP concessions. However, disabled ticket holders are welcome to bring one carer or companion for free, simply book them a Disability Companion ticket when making your booking.
For full details of the Tintern Abbey site, including details of the facilities, please visit the Cadw website.
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Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £8.50 per ticket |
| Child | £5.50 per ticket |
| Family | £28.00 per ticket |
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Tintern Abbey (Cadw), TinternCistercian abbey, founded in 1131 in the beautiful Wye valley village of Tintern. Remarkably complete abbey church rebuilt in the later thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries, with extensive remains of cloister and associated monastic buildings.
