Latitude 2023 may not be quite the same as pre pandemic versions, but was a lovely event with sold out crowds, great performances, wonderful food and a very chilled and safe atmosphere. The pink sheep are always there alongside the big Latitude sign, the food and drink stalls better than ever, and some of the toilets even almost work! The rave in the pop up Co-Op store was one of the maddest shopping experiences ever, whilst Pulp and James gave great reminders why 90s pop was the best!

The place was a lovely environment, we only were there for the day, but everything was fun! I would return. Please improve parking signals, quite difficult to find your car after a fun day!

Excellent experience, lots of food and drink stalls with a large array of choices, clean and well run. Superb recycling going on and plenty of toilets. Plenty of different entertainment going on not just the headline artists.

Awesome weekend! First music festival I've every been to. The site felt safe and secure, there was no hint of trouble, the wristband team were lovely and all staff we came across were really helpful. Even security on the way out were really cheerful and wished us a safe journey (Reminded me of Disney staff actually!) Will be returning!!!

Had a really good time. Excellent bands and performers. Mostly well organised and the site held up well to over 12 hours of rain. It really is the poshest festival I have ever been to though. I've really had to consider my social standing. My poor little £55 tent quivered in shadow of the castle like constructions. The standard camping area is a little too far away from the main arena as The Promclaimers biggest hit finally struck a chord with me. The stupid carts that people have started taking into the main arena need to be limited to people that actually need them. Loads of food and other things to do such as the theater stage. If next year's line up is as good as this year's then I'll think about going again, but I might need a bank loan so I can upgrade to Pink Moon camping.

A grown up festival, not too overwhelming. Confidence man, Pulp, James, a paddle board lesson and the atmosphere in Trailer Park my highlights. Lavish lounge great for chilling and usually no queues for coffee. Food prices a bit steep and only 2 bars sell IPA but I don't suppose that bothers you lager drinkers

As a family we all shared an amazing experience discovering new things and having fun. Huge variety of activities, shows and music. The trailer park is the best!

Adequate food, I love loud music and I enjoyed George Ezra at 2023 latitude. I recommend you only visit for 2 days so it doesn’t get boring.