FAQs

Your General Admission ticket gives you entry to all 3 days and nights of live music (Thursday 20 – Saturday 22 August 2026) plus on-site camping at Mundiville for up to 7 nights (Monday 17 – Monday 24 August), depending on which Vehicle Entry Pass you purchase.

Note: A Vehicle Entry Pass is purchased separately and is required for every vehicle entering the festival grounds.

A Standard Ticket is not refundable unless outlined in the Mundi Mundi Bash standard terms and conditions.

A Protection Plan Ticket costs an additional 10% and extends your refund rights — if you're unable to attend due to certain unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances, you may be eligible for a refund. See the Protection Plan T&Cs for qualifying circumstances.

Yes — every vehicle entering the Mundi Mundi Bash site through the Main Gate requires a Vehicle Entry Pass. This is purchased in addition to your General Admission ticket, and covers entry for your vehicle, all occupants, and anything it's towing.

Vehicle Entry Passes range from $19 (Standard Entry) to $190 (3 Day Early Entry). See our Info & Pricing page for full details.

Pay Over Time was available on ticket types priced over $100 — however, the Pay Over Time option is now closed (the deadline was 23 February 2026). Remaining tickets must be purchased in full. See our Pay Over Time page for the instalment schedule if you're an existing Pay Over Time customer.

Standard Tickets are not refundable as per the terms and conditions agreed to at time of purchase.

If you purchased a Protection Plan Ticket, you may be eligible for a refund if you're unable to attend due to certain qualifying circumstances. See the Protection Plan T&Cs for details.

Want to resell your ticket? You can use the official resale facility. Contact us via the Contact Us Portal and we can swap your order over to an e-ticket for resale.

No — adding tickets to an existing order is not possible. If you need additional tickets, you'll need to place a new separate order. Keep in mind this also means an additional delivery fee ($18.90) if you opt for mailout. We recommend purchasing all tickets together in a single order where possible.

Yes — the Bash is an all-ages, family-friendly event. Children aged 0–4 are $29 (Standard) and youth aged 5–17 are $59 (Standard). There is dedicated family entertainment, kids activities, and dog-friendly camping areas. See our Family Fun page for more.

You have two options:

• Mail out ($18.90 per order): Your wristbands and vehicle stickers are posted to your home via registered mail. Mailout closes 21 June — all orders dispatched by 5 July.
• Ticket pick-up (free): E-tickets are emailed to you. You exchange them for physical wristbands and vehicle stickers at the Ticketing Office at Broken Hill Racecourse before heading to Mundiville.

See our Ticket Collection page for full details.

The Ticketing Office at Broken Hill Racecourse is open Sunday 16 August – Friday 21 August: 9am – 5pm.

Had wristbands delivered? You can skip the Racecourse and head straight to Mundiville!

If you opted for e-ticket delivery, you must exchange your e-ticket for a physical wristband and vehicle sticker at the Ticketing Office at Broken Hill Racecourse before driving to Mundiville. E-tickets are not accepted at the Main Gate.

Make sure to download or print your e-ticket before arriving in Broken Hill — mobile reception in town can be limited during the Bash.

Important: Your wristband must be on your wrist and your vehicle sticker on the passenger-side windscreen before you reach the Mundiville Main Gate.

No. All tickets under one order are sent together to the purchaser's address. It is the purchaser's responsibility to distribute wristbands and vehicle stickers to the rest of the group.

Yes — mailouts are grouped per order, so each order incurs a separate $18.90 delivery fee. This is why we recommend finalising your full purchase in a single order. Adding tickets to an existing order is not possible once you've checked out.

No. Wristbands and vehicle stickers are not replaceable — treat them like cash. There is zero tolerance for lost, forgotten or damaged wristbands.

If you lose your wristband, you will be required to repurchase a full-price ticket to gain entry. If you don't trust yourself to keep the wristband safe before the event, consider opting for e-ticket delivery and collecting at the Racecourse instead.

Racecourse camping tickets cannot be mailed out — only Mundi Mundi Bash festival tickets. If you're camping at the Racecourse before the Bash, we recommend collecting your festival tickets from the Ticketing Office on site, as you'll be there anyway. It saves on the mailout fee too.

The Mundi Mundi Bash is held on the Mundi Mundi Plains at Belmont Station, approximately 35km north of Broken Hill, New South Wales. The campsite is called Mundiville.

See the Directions to Mundiville page for driving instructions from Broken Hill and Silverton.

No — the campground is suitable for 2WD vehicles, including motorhomes and caravans. The roads to and within Mundiville are unsealed dirt, but are well maintained for the event. No 4WD is required under normal conditions.

Check the Outback Driving page for road condition tips and general advice for outback travel.

Yes — day tripping is a great option. You can drive yourself and park in the Day Parking area at Mundiville (accessible 8am–10pm on concert days), or take the privately-operated transfer bus from Broken Hill. Bus pricing and timetables will be available closer to the event.

See the Day Tripping page for more info.

Yes, Broken Hill has a range of hotels, motels and caravan parks — but accommodation fills up very quickly during the Bash. We strongly recommend booking well in advance. If you can't find accommodation, the Broken Hill Racecourse overflow camping is an option.

See our Accommodation page for a list of options.

Outback driving requires preparation. Key things to keep in mind:

• Fuel up in Broken Hill — there is no fuel available at Mundiville
• Avoid driving at night on outback roads — animals are more active and roads are unsealed
• Let someone at home know your travel plans and estimated arrival time
• Carry water, a first aid kit, and emergency supplies in your vehicle

See our Outback Driving page for a full guide.

Gates are open for roll-in 8am–5pm daily. The date you can first enter depends on your Vehicle Entry Pass:

• 3 Day Early Entry: from Monday 17 August — SOLD OUT
• 2 Day Early Entry: from Tuesday 18 August — SOLD OUT
• 1 Day Early Entry: from Wednesday 19 August
• Standard Entry: from Thursday 20 August

If you arrive at the gate outside permitted times or on the wrong day, you will not be admitted.

General roll-out begins Sunday 23 August from 6am and must be completed by midday Monday 24 August. Those rolling out on Monday can camp at Mundiville on Sunday night at no extra charge.

If you purchased an Early Exit Pass, you can roll out Saturday 22 August between 2–5pm.

No — re-entry is not permitted once you have rolled out of the festival grounds. If you drive out, your spot is gone and you will not be allowed back in.

During the festival, you can drive in and out of camp during permitted hours (Mon–Fri 4–6pm only), but must leave your car in Day Parking and walk back. Your car cannot re-enter the campground during these moves.

The Early Exit Pass ($15 Standard / $17 Protection Plan per vehicle) lets you pack up and leave Mundiville on Saturday afternoon, a day ahead of the general roll-out crowd. 100% of proceeds go to the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS).

• Exit window: Saturday 22 August, 2–5pm
• You must be off-site by 10pm Saturday
• No camping in Early Exit Parking on Saturday night
• Limited quantity available — also sold at the Merch tent on-site

We strongly advise against driving further than Broken Hill on Saturday night. See the Early Exit Pass page for full details.

Over 6,000 vehicles leave Mundiville during roll-out — even at a vehicle every 8 seconds, that takes time. To avoid the longest queues:

• Best: Roll out Sunday afternoon after 1pm, or Monday morning
• Alternatively: Purchase an Early Exit Pass and leave Saturday afternoon
• Avoid Sunday morning — this is peak time and waits can be several hours

Tune into Bash FM (99.9) or CB Channel 5 for live traffic updates during roll-out.

In 2026 we're changing how campsites are filled to make roll-in smoother and faster. Instead of filling front-to-back, sites will be filled more evenly across multiple rows at once.

• Arriving on a 3 Day Early Entry pass still means a great campsite — just not necessarily the very front row
• 3 Day Early arrivals will still camp closer to the front than later arrivals
• Arriving right when gates open no longer guarantees a front-row spot
• Expect longer waits if arriving before 11am during peak roll-in periods

Yes — but you must arrive together in convoy. You cannot save a spot for a friend arriving later. Meet in Broken Hill or Silverton and drive in together. When you roll in as a group, marshals will guide you into adjoining campsites, which you can then merge into a super-site.

Campsites at Mundiville are marked out like a caravan park. You'll get a minimum of approximately 90m² per vehicle — enough for most setups. Marshals will guide you into the next available site as you roll in. The campground is on the red dirt of the Mundi Mundi Plains and is suitable for 2WD vehicles including motorhomes and caravans.

Yes — the Mundi Mundi Bash is a dog-friendly event! Dogs are permitted in the dog-friendly camping area and the dog-friendly concert and Plaza areas. If you're bringing a dog, display a Dog Friendly Campsite sticker on your windscreen (available from the Ticket Office, or sent automatically with mail-out Vehicle Passes).

Please follow the Dog Attendance Rules — see the Dogs page for all the details.

Yes — campfires are permitted directly on the ground or in a fire pit. However:

• BYO firewood — collecting firewood on the surrounding private property is prohibited
• A limited supply of firewood is available for purchase on site (pre-orders open closer to the event)
• Fires must be a reasonable size — no bonfires
• Fires must be extinguished with water, not buried in dirt
• All structures, generators and fires must be at least 1 metre from campsite boundaries

Yes — generators are permitted between 8am and 8pm only. If you need to run medical equipment overnight, ensure it runs off a battery that can be charged during the day.

Glass: Mundiville is a glass-free site. No glass is permitted in the concert area, Plaza, public areas or around the campsite. Glass is allowed inside your camp kitchen only (e.g. oil, mustard, wine bottles indoors).

Alcohol: BYO alcohol is permitted in cans, casks or plastic bottles. No alcohol sales on site. Please drink responsibly — anyone intoxicated and causing a nuisance will be removed from the venue.

There is no blackwater disposal facility anywhere at Mundiville. You must take all blackwater (including caravan toilet cassettes) with you when you leave. Do not empty blackwater into composting toilets or on the ground.

Dump points in Broken Hill:

• Broken Hill Racecourse ($2 donation)
• Kintore Reserve
• Behind the Visitor Information Centre, 23-27 Bromide Street

We recommend emptying your cassette at the Racecourse on the way in — then you'll have full capacity for the whole Bash.

Quiet time in the campground begins at 10:30pm. Quiet campfire chat is fine, but no music. Please respect your neighbours — it's a big, close-packed community and everyone deserves a decent sleep. Loud dogs must be kept indoors after quiet time.

Prohibited in the campground:

• Drones and UAVs (licensed event drones only)
• Fireworks
• Kites
• Chainsaws and power tools
• Weapons (including firearms and whips)
• Unregistered vehicles

Prohibited in the concert area:

• Glass of any kind
• Metal cutlery (including cheese knives)
• Umbrellas, tables, sunshades, tents or anything obstructing stage views
• Folding chairs taller than 110cm when seated
• Aerosols
• Bikes or scooters (mobility devices accepted)
• Smoking/vaping within 10m of the concert area

No — there is no running water at Mundiville. You must bring all drinking and camp water with you. Plan for at least 10 litres per person per day as a guide.

Top up your water at the Broken Hill Racecourse ($2 donation) before heading out to Mundiville.

No — there are no showers at the campsite. If you have a camp shower setup, please follow the greywater disposal rules (biodegradable detergents only, disposed of at your own site). If you don't have a shower, wet wipes are your best friend. The nearest showers are in Broken Hill.

Yes — a range of food vendors operate in the Mundiville Plaza throughout the event, offering hot and cold food and non-alcoholic beverages catering to various dietary needs. However, there are no food vendors in the campground — plan to be self-sufficient for meals at your site.

Food vendors close after breakfast on Sunday morning. If you're staying Sunday night, make sure you have enough food to last until Monday.

There is no mobile phone reception at Mundiville. Before you leave Broken Hill, let family and friends know you'll be out of contact for a few days. If there's an emergency at home, they can contact Broken Hill Police.

Paid WiFi is available for purchase in the Plaza. Head to the Bash Internet Hub to connect. Download the latest Bash App update before you leave Broken Hill.

There are no ATMs at Mundiville. Many vendors have limited card facilities. Bring plenty of cash. The Merchandise tent has EFTPOS and offers limited cash-out. Stock up on cash in Broken Hill before you head out.

Yes — a limited supply of firewood and ice is available for purchase on site. Pre-orders for firewood and ice open closer to the event at koolazice.com.au/mmb-preorder. We recommend pre-ordering as on-site supply is limited.

Do not collect firewood from around camp or the surrounding property — this is prohibited at the request of the local landowner.

Key essentials to pack:

• All drinking and camp water (no running water on site)
• Greywater capture and storage
• BYO food for your campsite meals
• Alcohol in cans, casks or plastic bottles (no glass)
• BYO medications — no pharmacy at Mundiville
• Cash (limited card facilities)
• Rubbish bags, torch/head torch
• Firewood (or pre-order on site)
• Wet wipes
• FM radio (tune to 99.9 Bash FM)
• CB radio (monitor emergency channel CB5)
• Warm clothes and a blanket for evenings

See our full What to Bring page for a complete packing checklist.

The main music program runs across Thursday 20, Friday 21, and Saturday 22 August 2026. Early Entry pass holders also have access to pre-festival entertainment including the Early Entry Band from Monday–Wednesday. The full playing schedule will be published closer to the event at mundimundibash.com.au.

There's heaps on beyond the main stage! Past Bash activities have included sunrise yoga, scenic helicopter flights, the Mundi Undie Run, the Largest Nutbush World Record Attempt, Big Blue Day, Mad Max World Record Attempt, dunny door painting, art vendors, and more. The Bash App will have a full program closer to the event.

Allowed: non-alcoholic drinks and water, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, folding chair (max 110cm high when seated), blanket, warm clothes, esky with off-road wheels, snacks, cans/casks of alcohol.

Not allowed: glass of any kind, metal cutlery, umbrellas, tables/tents/sunshades that obstruct stage views, folding chairs over 110cm, aerosols, animals (dogs OK in the allocated dog-friendly area), bikes/scooters (mobility devices accepted), smoking/vaping within 10m of the concert area.

There will be bag checks on entry — prohibited items will be confiscated and the organisers take no responsibility for confiscated items.

The Bash takes place in the Australian Outback — conditions can be hot and dry, cold at night, windy, or occasionally wet. The event proceeds rain or shine. Pack warm clothes and layers for cool evenings, sun protection for the days, and be prepared for dust. Monitor the Weather page and tune into Bash FM (99.9) for live updates on changing conditions during the event.

Yes — Bash FM 99.9 broadcasts live from the event with artist interviews, live music, festival news and traffic updates. Bring an FM radio! The Mundi Mundi Bash App (available on Apple and Android) is also essential — download it and update it before you leave Broken Hill, as there's no reception at Mundiville.

Yes — we welcome patrons with a disability or accessibility requirements and will support your attendance in every way we can. There is a dedicated disability camping and parking area at Mundiville.

Please register in advance via the Patrons with a Disability page so we can make appropriate arrangements for your arrival.

By default, all applicants who complete a disability camping registration will have their disability access windscreen stickers and wristbands mailed out to them. These are required in addition to your regular Vehicle Entry Pass wristbands and stickers.

If you wish to also have your Vehicle Entry Pass delivered, opt for mail-out when purchasing your general tickets. If you don't opt for mail-out, collect your general wristbands at the Ticketing Office at Broken Hill Racecourse.

Mobility devices are permitted, including in the concert area. E-bikes and recreational e-scooters are permitted in the campground but not in the concert area. All riders must observe the strict 10km/h speed limit throughout the site, and must use the dedicated bike parking area near the concert gates. Note there is no public charging facility on site — use your own generator (permitted 8am–8pm).

Yes — the Mundi Mundi Medical Centre operates in the Mundiville Plaza, staffed by a team of medical professionals supported by on-site paramedics. The nearest hospital is in Broken Hill.

In an emergency at Mundiville, use CB Channel 5 on your car or handheld CB radio, or come to the Event Control office (open 24 hours). Please keep CB5 free — use it only for genuine emergencies.

Restock your prescription medications before you leave home — there is no chemist at Mundiville or Silverton, and Broken Hill medical services will be under significant pressure during the Bash.

Absolutely — we love our volunteers! The Bash couldn't happen without the incredible team of community volunteers who make it all work. Applications open periodically and there are a range of teams to join including marshals, ticketing, sustainability, medical support and more.

See the Volunteer page to learn more and apply.

Volunteer packages vary by role and team. For full details on what's included — including ticket access, camping, and other benefits — see the Volunteer Teams page for role-specific information.

Head to mundimundibash.com.au/contact-us to send us a message via the Contact Us Portal. You can also check the A–Z Guide for a comprehensive rundown of everything Bash-related.

You can also ask fellow Bashers for tips in the Travelling to the Mundi Mundi Bash Facebook group — it's a great community resource.