Accessibility
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Strobe & Haze Effects
Please note that some artists will be using strobe or haze effects during the festival. Please listen to the MCs before each performance begins to be advised of any effects in use.
Sensory Bus
South Australia’s first Sensory Bus will be on site to support anyone who may need a quiet space to pause, regulate and reset during the event.
The Sensory Bus, owned by the Government of South Australia and operated by Autism SA, sponsored by Torrens Transit, provides a calm, purpose-built environment for individuals who may experience sensory overload or need time away from the busy atmosphere.
Inside the bus features comfortable seating areas, low lighting, sensory toys and activities. Priority access is available for autistic people, people with disability and anyone wearing a Hidden Disability Sunflower Lanyard.
The Sensory Bus is located between Moreton Bay Stage 5 and accessible toilets and is open during the following hours:
- Fri – 4pm till late
- Sat-Mon – 12noon till late
Video created by Access2Arts in 2025. Please see the access guide for up-to-date site information.