Accessibility Information

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Accessible Parking

Accessible parking is available at Fairfield Showground, there is a total of 16 parking spaces available - please display your mobility parking scheme permit on your dashboard.


Public Transport

Accessible trips are show in the Trip Planner with the wheelchair icon.

You can select 'accessible services only' in the options to ensure you only see accessible trips and services offered -once selected, trip plans with accessible train platforms, ferry, wharves and buses will be presented.

See Accessible Travel or download the Transport App (select the 'accessibility' filter).


Drop-Off Zone

Patrons can organise to be dropped off and picked up in the designated 'No Parking' pick up and set down area located near the entrance of Gate 2.

Drivers as permitted to stop for up to 2 minutes to drop off or pick up passengers or goods in areas designated as 'No Parking'. However, when in then 'No Parking' zone, drivers must remain within 3 metres of their vehicle. 


Guide Dogs and Service Animals 

Guide dogs and service animals are welcome to attend the event, we kindly ask that they display their identification badge or medallion at all times.

Due to the nature of the event, please consider whether your dog/service animal will be comfortable with crowds and noise. You might consider the use of an alternative aid if attending the event.


Accessible Toilets

Accessible toilets are available at the Parklands Function Centre at Fairfield Showground.


Quieter Areas

Illuminate is a fun place to be, however we understand that some families supporting people with a disability may have to plan their day more carefully to ensure there is a quiet time and space to relax. We understand that some people with physical disabilities requiring a wheelchair, or people suffering invisible disabilities such as autism may find the environment more challenging.

Whilst everyone is welcome to attend the festival, if you prefer a quiet area this can be located under the large awning o the outskirts of the sports field.

We also encourage Carers to bring their own noise cancellation headphones, ear plugs or devices to help people with are unable to cope with the noise generated at busy places and amusement rides.


Accessible and Special Needs

If you have any accessible or special requirements, please contact the Major Events Team:

  • By email: events@fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au
  • By telephone: 02 9725 0126.