Now regular visitors to my blog may be aware of my hubby’s
love of planes especially those that have a connection to the world wars. He is
so fascinated by them that the slightest noise associated to one of these
particular planes will have him running outside if he’s not out there already
and reaching for the camera. Earlier in the year he visited Hendon with his
father and more recently on holiday in the Lakes we were wandering around when
the roar of engines filled the air and he was trying to work out where they
were coming from. So you can imagine his
excitement when he heard about the Flywheel Festival happening later this
month.
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| Image courtesy of Lee Webb one of the images from Flywheel Festival - MEDIA |
Flywheel, the renowned annual celebration of classic wings and wheels, has
announced an action-packed timetable for its third consecutive year. Taking place on
Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th June in Oxfordshire, the festival will be welcoming
more than 100 competition cars, bikes and dozens of aircraft to Bicester Heritage,
the UK’s best preserved Second World War bomber base. Bringing together the best
in live action cars, motorbikes, aircraft and military vehicles, the festival allows
visitors to get close to the drivers, riders and pilots while enjoying the festival’s
relaxed and inclusive atmosphere.
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| Image courtesy of Tom Horna one of the images from Flywheel Festival - MEDIA |
So if you are looking for a great educational day out for all the family or even a late Father’s Day present then look no further.
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| Image courtesy of Chris Byrne, Sunrise Photograpy one of the images from Flywheel Festival - MEDIA |
Prices for advance tickets for Flywheel at Bicester Heritage start from just £23 per adult and £52 per family. Adult tickets include free parking as well as a complimentary souvenir programme, while admission for children under the age of five years is free. Tickets are available to purchase online here. A hospitality package is also available with guests gaining access to the Atalanta Motors Flightline Enclosure, prices start from £99 per person. For more information, visit their hospitality page here.
Disclaimer: We were kindly provided
a family ticket and compensated travel expenses in exchange for a review. The
words and pictures contained within this post are a mixture of my own and that
of Flywheel Festival – Media.
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