Cookies

What this website keeps in your browser, and why. Last updated 15th October 2026.

Always on

These are needed to sell you a ticket, so they do not need your consent.

Name	Where	How long	What for
`lll-consent, lll-consent-v`	Local storage	Until you change it	Remembers your cookie choice, and which version of the question you answered, so we do not ask again on every page. It is the only way to remember a no.
`lll-order`	Session storage	Until you close the tab	The order you are in the middle of, including the reference Grofomo gives it, so a card payment that briefly leaves the page can come back to it.
`lll-promo`	Session storage	Until you close the tab	The promo or access code you arrived with or typed, so it applies to your tickets.
`lll-signup`	Session storage	Until you close the tab	The name, email and mobile number you gave when you signed up, so the checkout does not ask for them twice.
`__stripe_mid, __stripe_sid`	Cookies, set by Stripe	Up to a year, and 30 minutes	Set by Stripe when you reach the payment step, to stop fraud and take the payment safely.

Only with your consent

These measure visits, where they came from, and which of our adverts sell tickets. Nothing here is kept until you choose Accept, and what was kept is deleted if you change your mind.

Name	Where	How long	What for
`gfm_attr`	Local storage	30 days	Where you came from: remembers which link, post or advert brought you to this site, so the event organiser can see what led to ticket sales. It holds the campaign tags and any referral code, not who you are. If you buy, the tags are saved with your order.
`gfm_funnel_love-life-2027`	Session storage	Until you close the tab	Ticket page visit: a random number that lets the organiser count how many visitors chose tickets and went on to pay, without counting a reload twice.
`_ga, _ga_*`	Cookies, set by Google Analytics	Up to 2 years	Tell one visit from another, so we can count visits and see which pages are used. They are removed if you withdraw your consent.
`_fbp, _fbc`	Cookies, set by the Meta Pixel	90 days	Tell Meta one visit from another, and which Facebook or Instagram advert you clicked to get here, so it can count the visits and ticket sales our adverts bring. They are removed if you withdraw your consent.

The Meta Pixel

The Meta Pixel is Meta's tool for measuring adverts on Facebook and Instagram. It loads only after you choose Accept: before that, nothing from Meta is on the page. Once loaded, it tells Meta which of our pages you looked at and, if you buy, that you bought and what the order came to, so we can see which adverts bring people to the festival and show them to people likely to come. Meta sets the cookies above to do this. If you choose Reject later, the pixel is told to stop and its cookies are removed.

When you buy a ticket, Grofomo also reports the purchase to Meta on our behalf, from its own server, but only if you chose Accept. What is sent is the order value, your IP address and browser type, the reference from the advert if you arrived by clicking one, and your email address and mobile number in a scrambled form that Meta can only match against accounts it already holds. If you chose Reject, or made no choice, nothing about your purchase is sent to Meta. Meta's own notice is at facebook.com/privacy/policy.

Without consent

If you say no, a link you followed to this site can still be credited for a ticket you buy in the same visit: the campaign tags travel in the address of the links between our pages, and nothing is stored.

Changing your mind

Use Cookie settings, at the bottom of every page, to accept or reject at any time. Rejecting is one click, the same as accepting.

More about how we use your details is in our privacy notice.