Neighbourhood Weekender is less than 2 months away!

As we’re nearing the start of the festival season, lots of us are beginning to plan how we’re getting there, where we’re staying, who we’re seeing, what we’re wearing… the list goes on!

If you’re planning to head to Neighbourhood Weekender this year, here’s everything you need to know to plan the perfect weekend!

Getting there

Worried about how to get there? Don’t worry, we’ve got you! Public transport will be your best friend for Weekender, as it’s a no camping festival. To make life easier for all, here is a list of the different buses and trains to get to and from Sefton Park to save in your notes!

Coach

The Big Green Coach will get you to the gates before the music starts and back to your pickup location official festival sight. No need to worry about rushing for the last train, booking hotels last minute or being the dreaded designated driver! For a full list of pick-

up spots, please visit the ‘Travel’ page on Weekender’s official website: https://nbhdweekender.com/travel/

Driving

There is a designated area for pick-ups and drop offs located at Sir Thomas Boteler. Signage School will be there to guide you. Victoria Park is a 15 minute walk from here.

Parking is also located here but please note it will be very limited and pre-purchased parking tickets will be a necessity.

Train

There are two train stations in Warrington: Warring Bank Quay and Warrington Central. Victoria Park is an approx. 20-minute walk from both stations.

Fancy it? Well, you’re in luck, tickets are still up for grabs! Head to the officials Neighbourhood Weekender website, select the ‘Buy Tickets’ tab and choose your ticket provider. Easy as pie!

Where to stay

Neighbourhood Weekender is a non-camping festival, which means that accommodation will need to be planned off site. The festival doesn’t have any affiliations with local accommodation, but there are tonnes of choices!

Neighbourhood weekender have put together a great list on their website that will suit all budget! Check it out here.

Food and Drink

Neighbourhood Weekender is a cashless festival meaning that all vendors will be card only. There’s plenty of food options on site and free drinking water across the festival. Punters are encouraged to bring their own refillable bottle.