Our outdoor concert sites are predominantly flat grassland and at times, part of the venue can be soft and boggy. For patrons in a wheelchair, there will be an accessible viewing area. However, being accompanied by a carer is recommended.
We have made a number of provisions to ensure our events are accessible to all. These include provision of a complimentary carer ticket, accessible entrance lanes and accessible toilet facilities.
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ACCESSIBLE AREA
There is an Accessible Area with a dedicated zone and an Accessible toilet. Note that there is no platform. Only one carer per person unless there are exceptional circumstances.
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ACCESSIBLE PARKING APPLICATION
For event days, there are a limited number of accessible parking spaces available on a pre-booked ONLY basis for vehicles with Australian Disability Parking permits.
Car Parking spaces are subject to availability and submitting the application form does not guarantee a parking pass.
Click here for the Accessible Parking Form
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ACCESSIBILITY DROP OFF & PICK UP
A dedicated accessibility zone is established on Pride Close for pick up and drop off. This zone can be used by taxi's or private vehicles; for guests who have accessibility requirements.
This drop off/pick up zone is closest to Gate D and Gate E.
This is approximately 200m from Gate E.
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MORE INFO ON GETTING TO THE VENUE AND ACCESSIBLE TRANSPORT OPTIONS CAN BE FOUND HERE
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COMPANION CARDS
We are proud to support the National Companion Card program. If you hold a Companion Card, you’re eligible for a complimentary carer ticket when booking through Ticketmaster’s accessibility line on 1300 446 925, or by submitting a request via the Ticketmaster form and selecting Accessible Bookings as a topic. Please have your Companion Card ready when booking, and ensure you bring it with you to the event. Note: Each Companion Card allows for one complimentary ticket only.
We recommend attending with a carer who can provide physical assistance, as the event site may include uneven or rough terrain.
To purchase accessible tickets or to book a ticket using a Companion Card, please CLICK HERE
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MEDICATIONS & PRESCRIPTIONS
If you need to bring prescription medication to the festival, it must be in its original packaging, with a dispensary label that matches the name on the ticket holder’s ID. On the day, please enter via the accessible lane so our medical team can review your medication. We recommend only speaking with the medical team about your medication. If you speak to security or entry staff, simply ask to be directed to the medical entry point.
For any pre-existing medical conditions you'd like us to be aware of, feel free to reach out to us at info@facetofacetouring.com.au so we can discuss how to best support you.
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GUIDE & SERVICE DOGS
Guide dogs, hearing dogs, or registered assistance and companion animals are permitted on site. For patrons attending with a service animal, please ensure they are wearing their identification coat and harness or lead at all times, and that you carry valid accreditation or identification confirming their registration.
Only service dogs are permitted and must be registered by emailing info@facetofacetouring.com.au
If you do plan on attending the event with your service dog, please consider ear protection as in most cases dogs can show extreme signs of stress in conditions with loud music and large crowds.
No other dogs or animals of any kind are permitted.
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Please email info@facetofacetouring.com.au if you have any further enquiries.