ticket ballots 2024

The Resident, Business and NHS Ballots for Brockwell Live 2024 are now closed, and all residents who applied have been contacted.

faqs

How did we choose the boundaries of the eligible addresses?

The boundaries for the resident ballot are selected in consultation with Lambeth Council, and reflect the areas that are most impacted by the event. Each year we reassess the boundaries to ensure we are reflecting any changing impacts, and in 2024 the boundaries were changed slightly after this consideration. 

How were the winners selected?

The ballot was open for 5 weeks, from 8th February 2024 to 14th March 2024, in which period residents were invited to apply for tickets and send their proof of address. Once the ballot is closed, we considered applicants' preferences and randomly selected the applicants who will receive a ticket. This method offered every eligible person in the ballot an equal probability of getting tickets for the events they wished to attend.

Why didn’t I get a ticket when I live closest to the park?

This application process is defined by our boundary perimeters, meaning that only residents who are affected by the events are eligible to enter. The ticket distribution process within this area is random, so everyone within this boundary area had an equal chance of getting tickets.

Why do we ask for proof of address?

The Brockwell Live shows are very popular, so to ensure we are only giving tickets to those within the local area we ask for proof of address. We ask for this in advance to avoid slowing down entry on arrival, but we work within GDPR regulations and all data is destroyed immediately after the event. We will award tickets to those who provided proof of address ahead of those who didn't, to ensure that only eligible local residents receive these tickets.

I didn’t get a ticket, what can I do?

All residents who were unsuccessful in the ballot will be contacted with alternative ways to enter the event, including our free community shows.