Good to know

Attending with a disability.

We welcome patrons with a disability and will support your attendance in every way we can.

What to expect at the Bash.

We want everyone to enjoy their time at the Mundi Mundi Bash, and we’ll do our best to support your attendance. As an outdoor festival in a very remote outback location, some of the facilities and surfaces you may be used to in an urban setting aren’t available. Understanding the conditions will help you plan your visit.

The campsite, walkways and concert area are generally firm underfoot and suitable for most people who use mobility aids. High-traffic areas, including walkways and roads, are gravelled to help provide a smoother surface, but they are unsealed and may be uneven or rough in places.

Rain can soften the ground and cause water to pool, making it more difficult to move around the site, particularly for people using wheelchairs or other mobility aids.

Festival-goer in a wheelchair enjoying the concert area at the Mundi Mundi Bash

Register before you arrive.

Please register before you arrive if you wish to camp in the disability camping area or use the Concert Area Disability Access Gate. Registration helps us plan the camping space and toilet facilities required, and understand how we can best support your visit.

To register, you’ll need a current government-issued disability parking permit or a letter from your doctor briefly outlining the nature of your disability.

Your personal information will be handled in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988.

Please purchase your festival tickets before registering. Disability registration does not replace your festival admission tickets or Vehicle Entry Pass.

Festival-goers with a wheelchair user at the Mundi Mundi Bash

Camping Options.

Disability Camping AreaOur dedicated Disability Camping Area is approximately 100m from the plaza, and up to 300m from the Concert Area Disability Access Gate. Disability toilets are available in the Disability Camping Area. There are no showers anywhere at Mundiville, including in the Disability Camping Area.To camp here, you’ll need to register before you arrive. You’ll receive a disability vehicle sticker, which must be displayed on your vehicle.You can also register one additional vehicle so friends or family can camp with you in this area. That vehicle must display its own disability vehicle sticker.If you need to drive a passenger to the concert area Disability Drop-off Point, please indicate this when completing your registration. If you are the driver and have a disability parking permit for mobility reasons, you may use the nearby Disability Parking.

General camping areaYou’re welcome to camp with friends or family in the general camping area, particularly if you’re travelling with a larger group. Campsites may be up to 700m from the plaza.The regular no vehicle movement policy applies to patrons camping in this area. You will not be permitted to drive between your campsite and the Disability Drop-off Point or Disability Parking. If you need these facilities, please choose the Disability Camping Area.A Camping from Monday Vehicle Pass gives you the earliest entry to the campground and the best opportunity to camp closer to the concert area, although a nearby campsite cannot be guaranteed.

Getting to the concert area

Transit permits and drop-offIf you’re staying in the Disability Camping Area and need to drive a passenger to the concert area, you can indicate this when completing your disability registration, so we can issue you with a Transit Permit.A Transit Permit allows you to drive between your campsite and the Disability Drop-off Area, approximately 25m from the Concert Area Disability Access Gate. After dropping off your passenger, you must return your vehicle to your campsite. Parking is not permitted in the Disability Drop-off Area.

Disability parkingIf the person with a disability is the driver, the Disability Parking Area is approximately 50m from the Concert Area Disability Access Gate, allowing you to park nearby.Transit permits, disability drop-off and disability parking are not available to patrons staying in the general camping area. If you need these facilities while camping on site, please register for the Disability Camping Area.

Pathways to the concert areaPathways connect the Disability Parking Area to the Concert Area Disability Access Gate to assist wheelchair users. These are generally smooth and level, but may be uneven in places. Rain can affect surface conditions and make these routes more difficult to navigate.

Concert access and seating

Early access and seatingThe stage and big screens are visible throughout the concert area. Apart from the mobility seating area described below, there are no reserved seating sections for patrons with a disability.The Concert Area Disability Access Gate opens up to one hour before general public concert area access, giving registered patrons with a disability the opportunity to enter early and choose their preferred seating location. Registered patrons with a disability can opt to have up to 4 friends enter with them via the Concert Area Disability Access Gate.

Mobility seating areaA dedicated seating area for patrons with mobility impairments is located just inside the concert area, near the Concert Area Disability Access Gate. Festival staff will discuss individual needs with registered patrons to determine whether this area is suitable for them.

Disability facilities and support

Disability toiletsDisability toilets are available in the Disability Camping Area, with additional disability toilets at the Concert Area Disability Access Gate.

Companion Card ticketsIf you hold a valid Companion Card, you’re eligible for a complimentary admission ticket for your companion to attend with you. Please contact us before you purchase tickets to arrange your companion’s ticket.

Wheelchair chargingAn electric wheelchair charging station is located near the Event Office.

Sensory spaceA sensory space is available near the Medical Tent for patrons who need a quieter, calmer space during the festival. It has soft lighting, couches and sensory toys.

Disability access for day visitors

If you’re staying in Broken Hill, you can drive to the festival each day—a journey of approximately 38km.

Please complete your disability registration before you arrive to use the Concert Area Disability Access Gate.

Drop-off and parkingPassengers with a disability can be dropped off at the Disability Drop-off Area, approximately 25m from the Concert Area Disability Access Gate. Parking is not permitted in the drop-off area, and you will need to return to the Day Parking Area.If the person with a disability is the driver, the Disability Parking Area is approximately 50m from the gate, allowing you to park nearby the Concert Area Disability Access Gate.

Couple with a mobility scooter near the medical tent at the Mundi Mundi Bash