Getting to a festival by public transport: a how-to
No parking to hunt for, no fuel to buy: the festival starts the moment you board.
Getting to a gig or festival by public transport means skipping the parking headache and the tiredness of driving. Since transport is free across the country, you arrive relaxed and leave without stressing about a car parked who knows where.
Planning for the crowds
On event nights, lines are busier. Plan to leave a little early and find the stop closest to the venue in advance. Some big venues are well served by the tram or train, which makes both the trip there and back much easier.
For the way back, the key point remains the last departure time. Note it before the show starts. If the event ends late, check whether night options exist or sort things out with your group of friends.
Travelling light helps a lot: a small bag, a charged phone and a bottle of water. You get through checks faster and enjoy the night more.
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