National Summer Meet Tickets & Spectator Information

September 1, 2018

Taking place from 31 July – 4 August 2018, the Swim England National Summer Meet is the premier long course event in the English national calendar.

Hundreds of the most talented swimmers from around the country will converge on Ponds Forge in Sheffield.

How can I buy tickets?

Tickets for the Swim England National Summer Meet 2018 are available in advance online.

Online advance tickets

Heats: Adults £5; Concession £4
Finals: Adults £5.50; Concessions £4.50
All heats: Adults £20; Concessions £16
Full event: Adults £42; Concessions £34

Tickets on the door

Heats: Adults £6; Concession £5
Finals: Adults £6.50; Concessions £5.50
All heats: Adults £24; Concessions £20
Full event: Adults £58; Concessions £50

What is the schedule for the competition?

The National Summer Meet 2018 takes place from 31 July – 4 August.

Head to our Schedule page for both a detailed PDF version and a simplified version of the daily schedule when they are available.

Can I park at the venue?

We recommend that spectators park just across the road at Castle Gate Q-Park, Broad Street where discounted prices will be honoured for Ponds Forge customers.

Please collect a discounted car parking ticket from Main Reception at Ponds Forge. Monday – Sunday: £1 per hour up to a maximum of £6 (terms and conditions apply).

Alternatively, you may wish to use Nunnery Square Park and Ride, just off the Sheffield Parkway A57.

Dedicated disabled parking spaces are available on the top level of the Ponds Forge car park.

What can I purchase at the venue?

There is a café at Ponds Forge where hot and cold food and refreshments are available to purchase.

You will also be able to buy programmes at the venue.

Can I take pictures?

Parents and carers of participants under the age of 18 who wish to take images are requested to focus on their own children as much as reasonably possible and to avoid including other children in images, particularly if those images are being shared with family and friends or through social media platforms.

Whilst it is acknowledged that parents/carers wish to celebrate the achievements of their own children when taking part in aquatic events, it should be recognised and respected that other parents/carers may not wish for their child’s image to be taken and shared in this way.