We welcome patrons with a disability or accessibility requirements and will support your attendance in any way we can. However, it’s worth remembering that this is a concert in a very remote area and while we’ll do everything we can, some of the disability facilities and surfaces you might see in an urban area might not be possible. We’ll do our best.
You need to register to camp in the disability camping area and use the disability access gate to the concert seating area. Please read the information below before you register. Private information will be treated in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988.
Access and Camping
DISABILITY CAMPING, DROP-OFF & PARKING
People with a disability wanting to camp in the disability area need to register. This enables us to plan the size of the disability camping area and toilets and to assist you as much as possible.
Vehicles with a government-issued disability parking permit can camp in the disability camping area that is approximately 200m from the concert seating area.
If camped in the disability camping area you will be issued with a Transit Permit to allow you to drop off passengers at the concert area disability access gate (south side of the stage) and return to park at your camp or the disability parking area (no parking permitted at the drop off area). If the driver has a disability permit for mobility reasons contact us and we’ll work out a solution.
ACCESSIBLE PATHWAYS
The surface of the ground at the camping area and the pathways that lead to the concert area is generally fairly smooth and level, however it can be rough under foot in places. Due to the nature of the site at this remote area we are unable to provide surfaces and pathways that meet the disability standards you might find in city areas.
Hard flooring runs from disability parking to the dedicated concert seating area to assist wheelchair users. See the Accessibility Map for further details.
FACILITIES
A disability seating area will be defined just inside the concert area near the disability access gate to minimise the distance between drop off and seating location. Only patrons who have been issued a disability wristband are allowed to use this area, and you can have up to four others sitting with you. If you want to sit with more than four people, you can use the general seating area.
An accessible toilet will be approx 20m from the disability seating area.
An electric wheelchair charging station and sensory tent will be stationed near disability parking, with hard floor pathways.
CAMPING WITH A GROUP
Campers in the disability camping area are allowed one additional vehicle with friends or family (without a disability permit) to camp with them.
People with a disability in larger groups are welcome to camp with their friends in the general camping area however it could be up to 700m away from the concert seating area. If someone with a disability chooses not to camp in the disability area they will not be issued a TRANSIT PERMIT and WILL NOT BE PERMITTED to drive around the campground for any reason. Any disability permit holders with restricted mobility are encouraged to camp in the disability camping area.
If you choose not to camp in the disability camping area, your best chance to camp close to the concert area is to buy an Early Vehicle Pass , which allows access to the campground one or two days earlier than general campers.
Have you booked your festival ticket? You need to book your tickets BEFORE registering for disability camping. Your disability camping registration is not your ticket.
Access for Day Visitors
- If staying in Broken Hill patrons with a disability can drive from town to the concert site each day (approx 40km), drop off passengers at the disability access gate to the concert area and park in the disability parking area which is approximately 100m from the concert area. Note that parking is not permitted at the drop off area.
- Patrons with a disability wanting to use the disability access gate need to register online, which will be available once tickets go on sale.
- If the driver has a disability permit for mobility reasons please contact us and we’ll work out a solution.
PATRONS Without A Government-Issued MOBILITY PERMIT
- People with accessibility requirements who do not hold a government-issued disability parking permit are not permitted to camp in the disability camping area, will not receive a Transit Permit and are not able to use a vehicle to drop off passengers at the disability drop off zone near the concert area.
- We encourage people with accessibility requirements to either (1) if eligible, obtain a government-issued disability permit before arrival or (2) purchase an Early Entry Vehicle Pass which will allow you to arrive one or two days earlier and have a better chance of camping closer to the stage. Note that this still might be up to 400m walk from the concert area.
If you have a disability or accessibility requirements that you believe does not fit in these guidelines please contact us and we’ll try and help.
ACCESSIBILITY MAP
Event organisers are committed to making the Broken Hill Mundi Mundi Bash a safe, inclusive and enjoyable event for all. Use this mobility map to find accessible parking, drop-off zones, toilets, paths, entrances, exits and more around the festival. Please note, this map is from 2023 and subject to change.
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