Festival goers attending Parklife 2026 at Heaton Park are paying up to £13 for cocktails, with standard drinks and premium options available across the site.
Bar menus displayed at the event show a range of alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks available to attendees.
At the main festival bars, a single spirit and mixer including Smirnoff vodka, Captain Morgan spiced rum, Gordon’s London Dry Gin or Johnnie Walker Black Label whisky is priced at £12, rising to £15 for a single Casamigos Blanco tequila.
Beer options include Budweiser at £6.70 and Corona Extra at £6.30. Kopparberg Crisp Apple cider is listed at £7.
Premixed cans including Smirnoff Ice, Smirnoff Miami Peach, Smirnoff Raspberry Crush and Captain Morgan with Pepsi Max are priced between £8 and £9.
White Claw hard seltzers are listed at £8, while wine costs £8.50 per serving.
Soft drinks including Pepsi Max, Pepsi Max Cherry, 7UP Free and Rockstar are priced at £3.50, with bottled water available for £2.50.
Separate VIP bar menus show cocktails including Espresso Martini, Frozen Margarita, Pornstar Martini and Strawberry Daiquiri priced at £13 each for a 150ml serving.
VIP guests can also purchase a 125ml serving of prosecco for £8.
Spirit and mixer options at VIP bars are listed at £8 for a single measure and £12 for a double measure.
The festival returned to Heaton Park today and is expected to attract tens of thousands of music fans across the weekend.
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