THE ALOHALOWDOWN

Getting There

Travel Guide For Aloha Festival

What to know

The best way to get to the Aloha Festival is by public transport, E-Bike, by foot.

E-Bike: “Ride to Aloha with Ampd Bros”

Thanks to our partners Official E-Bike & Sustainable Transport Partner of Aloha Festival 2027, Ampd Bros, we will have dedicated E-Bike stations for anyone wanting to ride to the Aloha Festival safely.

Ampd Bros VIP Parking - If you're an Amped Bros E-Bike owner then you're in luck as you'll roll straight to the front of the cue with VIP Parking - if you haven't got an Ampd Bros bike then make sure you head to their website to purchase one of their amazing bit of gear to ensure you receive player parking!

By Foot:
If you're local then we'd suggest getting to Aloha by foot - There's plenty of locals short cuts to beat the traffic - we'd suggest parking at Long Reef Beach, Dee Why Reserve or Curl Curl Beach and cruising in.

Public Transport:

Dee Why and Dee Why Beach are serviced by extensive public bus networks connecting directly to:
• Sydney CBD
• Wynyard
• Chatswood
• Manly
• Mona Vale
• Brookvale
• North Sydney
• Palm Beach

The B Line bus servive stops at Dee Why Main, the closest major public transport hub. It an approximate 15 minute walk to the site, or you can then connect with alternate bus routes to drop you at Dee Why RSL.

Major routes include:
• B-Line services via Dee Why / Pittwater Road corridor
• Route 154
• Route 155
• Route 160X
• Route 166
• Route 169
• Route 176
• Route 177
• Route 178
• Route 180
• Route 190
• Route 199

Travel note

There is no parking available at the site of the Aloha Festival, however plenty of options just a short walk away!

Local Public Parking Availability:
• Dee Why Town Centre
• Dee Why Grand Shopping Centre parking
• Dee Why Marketplace
• Dee Why Village Plaza Car Park
• Dee Why PCYC Wilson Parking car park
• Howard Avenue Cark Pask
• Dee Why Library / Council car park
• Pittwater Road precinct parking
• Kingsway Car Park - Dee Why Park
• Meriton Retail Precinct Car Park

Beachfront Parking:
• Dee Why Beach Reserve car parks
• The Strand parking areas
• Oaks Avenue public parking
• Stuart Street parking
• Dee Why Council Car Park
• Long Reef Beach Car Park
• North Curl Curl Beach Car Park
• Curl Curl Beach Car Park
• South Curl Curl Beach Car Park

Residential Streets: Free, untimed street parking can be found within 2–3 blocks back from the beach or town centre.

Taxi & Rideshare Services:
• Uber
• Ola
• Didi
• Local taxi services

Accessible Parking & Drop-Off Zones

For information and assistance with booking Accessible Parking and for information on Accessible Drop Off Zones please email the organisers.

Email the organisers: mark.muggeridge@alohafestival.com.au

Practical Information

BE READY
BEFORE YOU GO.

01Plan ahead

Allow extra travel time around the festival precinct and check your chosen service before leaving.

02Parking

Use the published local parking locations and restrictions. Do not rely on finding parking directly beside the festival.

03Getting home

Know your return route before arriving, especially if you are using public transport or a designated pick-up point.

Need to know

Frequently Asked Questions

Food & Beverage

Aloha Festival will have a wide range of food and beverage offerings on sale via our specially selected and approved vendors.

Your own food and beverage is NOT permitted on site. Free Water will be available at Aloha.

You are permitted to bring small item snack foods for young children who are in your care.

What Not to Bring.

No eskies

No blankets

Any type of chair

No outside food

No reusable water bottles

No large bags (nothing larger than A4)

A poor attitude. If attendees are causing other attendees to feel intimidated or uncomfortable you will be asked to leave the event (without a refund or re-entry)

What to Bring.

A valid event ticket.

Valid ID – You’ll need to show ID at the entry gate, and if you’re under 18 or don’t have valid ID, you can be refused entry. Valid ID is: a current Australian driver’s or rider’s licence/permit, a valid passport, a proof-of-age card issued by a public authority, or a Keypass over-18 card; or a state government-issued digital driver licences and digital proof-of-age IDs via official smartphone apps.

A Mobile phone with a full-battery. There is no guarantee of charging stations at Aloha festival.

A hat and sunscreen.

A credit, debit card or other form of digital payment. Food and Beverage are not part of your ticket price.

How do I get to Aloha 2027

The best way to get to the festival is by using public transport. There is NO PARKING at the Aloha Festival Site.

The B Line Bus stops on Pittwater Road at St David Ave (heading North) and at Dee Why RSL (heading South) are the nearest bus stops.

From these points it is an approx. 15 min walk to the festival site over mainly flat walkways.

For further information check out our Getting There Page.

Can I resell my Aloha Tickets?

Yes! If your plans change you can sell your tickets but only via Humanitix Resale.

Buying tickets from any other site risks you not being admitted to the festival.

Where can I buy tickets to Aloha 2027?

The only tickets that will get you into the festival are the ones available on our official ticket partner – Humanitix.

Buying tickets from any other site risks you not being admitted to the festival.

Are there passouts?

There are no passouts. Once you leave the festival there is no re-admittance.

What are the times of the Aloha Festival

Saturday 6 March 2027

Gates Open: 12:00 midday.

Event Ends: 10:30 pm.

Artist Playing Times will be published closer to the event.

Accessible Parking & Dropoff

Accessible Parking will be available close to the site. Please use the registration form to request an accessible parking space.

Accessible Drop Off is also available.

Accessibility

Aloha is held on a site that is mainly open grassed areas. Some parts of the site might be difficult to navigate in a wheelchair. You are permitted to have a companion with you for your assistance.

Where is Aloha Festival held?

James Meehan Reserve

Clyde Road,

Dee Why Beach 2099 NSW