Are you ready? The car is mostly packed, the Amigas are boxed up and tomorrow morning we head to Ottershaw Village Hall in Surrey for our eighth Kickstart meet of the new era. It’s a sold-out meet once again, and we are set for a great day of Amiga fun.
Keep an eye on the site tomorrow, if you were not lucky enough to get a place for Kickstart 8, we will be making tickets live for Kickstart 9: the summer BBQ meet!
Kickstart 8 is this Sunday (1st February 2026) and is completely sold out. However, all is not lost, as we are excited to announce the details for K9 – our annual summer BBQ meet and the hottest Amiga event of the year!
The annual barbecue is a Kickstart tradition. We’ve moved this meet to a Saturday to make it easier for people to stay over for the night, have a drink etc. and we have some top-notch food lined up for the grill.
It’s official, we are a full house on Sunday for Kickstart 8 – the last non-table ticket went earlier today. Thank you to everyone that is coming, we look forward to welcoming you on Sunday.
Don’t forget, tickets for Kickstart 9: The Summer BBQ will be on sale from 1st February. It’s the hottest Amiga event of the year so make sure you don’t miss out!
We are just a couple of weeks out from Kickstart 8, taking place on Sunday 1st February 2026.
Table ticket are all sold out, but we are keeping non-table places on sale for one more week, before we have to close things off and finalise numbers for catering etc.
Attendees have all received an email with all the key info they need for this event.
Parking Update
For this meet, there is a one-off change to our usual arrangements. Due to major roadworks in the area, the Murray Road Car Park directly opposite the hall will be closed on 1st February. We only found out about this over the past weekend. However, as it is a Sunday, parking restrictions are not in force, so street parking in Brox Road, Shaw Close and other roads off Brox Road is perfectly fine. We recommend parking outside the hall to unload, then relocating your car further down or in a side street to allow others to do the same. We expect to have the car park back in operation in time for our next meet.
What to Bring
If you have a table ticket (which most of you do), there will be a table and a chair waiting for you – all you need to do is bring your Amiga and its associated bits! This list will help ensure you don’t forget the essentials:
Your Amiga
A Monitor
Mouse, Mouse Mat and Joystick
Power Cables and Power Supplies for your Amiga, Monitor and other peripherals
Any games or software you need
Speakers (if not built into your monitor)
Mains extension lead (the more sockets the better). We provide Black surge protected extension leads that are plugged into the wall sockets, please plug into these and not straight into the wall sockets – thanks.
A screwdriver (just in case you need to open up your machine)
Any Questions?
Please get in touch if you have any questions. Thanks