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Heaton Park – From 9pm until end of service.On Sunday 11 June The following stops will be closed during the day: Exchange Square – between 12pm and approximately 5pm.Piccadilly Gardens – between 3pm and approximately 5pm.Heaton Park – from 9pm until the end of service.Market Street and Shudehill - Closed all Saturday.On Saturday 10 June The following stops will be closed during the day: There will also be some stop closures over the weekend. Metrolink services will continue to operate until the venue is cleared. For safety reasons, Heaton Park will be closed post-event. Festivalgoers are being asked to use the Heaton Park stop, located close to the West Gate entrance.Īfter Parklife has finished people are asked to use the Bowker Vale stop which is located near the East Gate exit. There will be a six-minute frequency to Parklife from Manchester city centre. Planned Metrolink strikes for Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 June will no longer go ahead and a normal tram service will operate to Parklife. Parklife car parking at Heaton Park are now on sale through the Ticketmaster website and there is no on-street parking around the event site and there will be a number of roads closed in place around Heaton Park.īelow is a map of road closures around Heaton Park. Access to the pick-up point will be via Victoria Avenue and Middleton Road. Junction 19 of the M60 will be closed from 7pm on both nights. There are four public entry and exit points this year - West Gate on Bury Old Road East Gate on Sheepfoot Lane North Gate by the Lake in Heaton Park and VIP, which is off Sheepfoot Lane, adjacent to East Gate. Parklife festival is located at Heaton Park, so if you're driving and parking up, the address to put into your satnav is Lakeside Car Park on Sheepfoot Lane, M25 2SW, but if you're dropping someone off its best to head to Sainsburys on Middleton Road. Roads will be busiest as fans make their way to the site from 10.30am to 4.30pm and after the end of the event from 10.30pm to 12.30am on both days. Motorists have been warned of increased congestion and various road closures around the festival site over the weekend.

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Here is everything you need to know about how to get to and from Parklife this weekend.

However, those heading to the site are being warned to plan ahead as travel plans could be disrupted due to Metrolink strikes taking place over the weekend.

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READ MORE: Join the FREE Manchester Evening News WhatsApp community The Parklife Stage will be fronted by Aitch, Little Simz, Rudimental, Mimi Webb and Raye on the Saturday, with The 1975, Slowthai and Self Esteem performing on the main stage on the Sunday. Tens of thousands of people are expected to head to Heaton Park over the two days to watch the festival which will feature acts such as Carl Cox, Becky Hill, Fred Again…, and Wu-Tang Clan & Nas. The Semester UPASS is available for purchase using your OneCard at the Parking and Transportation Office.Parklife Festival returns for 2023 on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 June.Semester UPASS: Unlimited rides for $125 a semester.If you do not have exact change, you will receive the remaining balance on a Stored Value Card, which can be used like a temporary bus pass.

A 20-cent introductory discount will be automatically deducted from a single fare.

Charlie Card: Stored value is placed on this pass.

One Day Pass (Unlimited): $4.50, pay on the bus.

Single Fare (One-Way Trip): $1.75, pay on the bus.

Please note that WRTA describes their route directions as follows: Inbound = towards downtown Outbound = towards Worcester StateBus Fare information

Routes 3 and 9 (WSU-Hub lines) stop at May Street (adjacent to May Street School and our South Parking lot exit).

Routes 6 (Tatnuck Square-Hub Line) and 10 stop at Chandler Street at the Tiffany Gates (and across the street at Chandler and Claridge Drive).

WRTA Route #10 supports this consortium transportation arrangement.Download the Route #10 Map and Schedule.Worcester State has WRTA bus stops right in front of the campus. Worcester State students taking classes at Assumption College and Holy Cross through the Higher Education Consortium of Central Massachusetts can take a city bus to get to those campuses.

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