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As the days grow longer, and the weather worsens, British society flocks to its favourite summer pastimes: Glastonbury or Wimbledon; T in the Park or Royal Ascot; V Festival or Cowes Week.

Since Zoombu is independent of bias towards personal activities, we can cater for you all! No, we don’t mean strawberries and mud, but instead we’ll find you the cheapest, fastest or greenest way for you and your family and friends to venture to your event of choice in the UK or anywhere in Europe.

Photograph by exceedcharge under the Creative Commons license

With Zoombu, you’ll also be able to specify your travel prerequisites enabling you to conduct your journey as you wish. Want to get to the Reading Festival without having to travel back early in the morning? Then we’ll Zoombu it for you. Want to get to Henley Royal Regatta without getting a scratch on your Aston Martin? Then we’ll Zoombu that too. Ok, we can’t guarantee that, but we’ll sort out premium parking for you.

So, if you are stuck figuring out whether to drive and park, take the train or choose a flight and a hire car to get to your event, then relax, as this will be the last summer you will need to do this. For next time around Zoombu will be there, ready to tell you your best option, so you can focus on the more important things in life…such as which hat to wear!

Some summer pastime dates for your diary:

• Royal Ascot, 15^th – 19^th June, Ascot, Berkshire
• Glastonbury, 23^rd – 27^th June, Worthy Farm, Glastonbury
• Henley Royal Regatta, 7^th June – 11^th July, Henley-on-Thames
• T in the Park, 10^th – 12^th July, Balado, Scotland
• Wimbledon, 22^nd June – 5^th July, Wimbledon, London
• Cowes Week, 1^st – 8^th August, Cowes, Isle of Wight
• V Festival, 22^nd – 23^rd August, Chelmsford and Staffordshire

- Posted by Geoff

Tags: Summer festivals, UK festivals

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