FAQs

At the Festival

How much are tickets?

Moreton Bay Pridefest is absolutely FREE to attend! No tickets are required. As this is a licenced event however, there will be bag checks upon entry into the festival (see banned items list).

Is this an all ages event?

Sure is! Everyone is welcome into the general festival area, however, minors (under 18) must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

What time do the gates open?

Gates open at 10.00am.

I am a carer, do I have to pay entry?

No, the event is free to attend for all patrons.

I’m under 18, do I have to go with an adult over 18?

Yes, you must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Where can I see the set times?

Please see set times HERE!

Are dogs / and or pets permitted at the event?

Yes, of course! We love our four-legged children - service dogs are always welcome, and all pets must be leashed and on their best behavior while they celebrate with us!

Can I bring a chair with me?

Yes, you can bring a chair and a picnic rug.

Where is the event?

Pine Rivers Park, Strathpine.

Find out more about getting to the event here

Is there parking onsite?

Yes, however, it is limited.

Find out more about getting to the event here

Is there a drop off zone?

Yes, there is a drop-off / pick-up zone.

Find out more about getting to the event here

What if it’s raining?

The event will go ahead in rain. 

If in the unlikely event circumstances the event is cancelled due to inclement weather patrons will be notified on all social platforms. 

Can I BYO alcohol?

No! Moreton Bay PrideFest is a licensed event. No BYO alcohol is permitted. You can purchase alcoholic beverages from the Festival Bar located in the Main amphitheatre.

Can I BYO food and drinks?

Yes, food and sealed water bottles ONLY will be permitted. Please note, bags will be checked by security.

Can I bring my camera?

Standard, non-professional cameras, mobile phones and tablets are fine to bring to the festival.

Video cameras, audio recorders, GoPros, drones, selfie-sticks, tripods and professional cameras are not. If you bring any of these in you risk them being confiscated.

Camera considered professional if it is over 250mm in strength and/or has a detachable lens. No go-pros

Are there ATMs onsite?

No

Can I smoke at the event?

There will be designated smoking areas. Smoking will only be permitted in these areas.

Will there be first aid onsite?

Yes, we have trained and qualified first aid available at this event. If you are in need of assistance, please seek help from any event staff or volunteer for assistance.

Is there a Quiet Zone?

In recognition of guests with sensory sensitivities, we have dedicated a Quiet Zone within the festival grounds. This area is specifically designed to provide a quiet environment, allowing individuals to retreat from the sensory stimulation of the event and recharge as needed. Our commitment is to ensure an inclusive and enjoyable experience for all attendees of PrideFest.

Is there a dress code for the event?

Yes, as this is an all-ages event, we do have a dress code policy which will be enforced at the event. 

Dress Code Policy – All-Ages Event

To ensure a safe, inclusive, and family-friendly environment for attendees of all ages, all attendees are required to follow the below minimum clothing standards while on event grounds: 

  • Genitals, nipples, and buttocks must be fully covered at all times.
  • A full bra-style garment or equivalent must be worn to ensure adequate chest coverage, regardless of gender.
  • Bottoms must provide full coverage of the buttocks-thong style garments or sheer materials that expose the area are not permitted.
  • Clothing must be secure and provide sufficient coverage to maintain public decency at a family-friendly event.
  • Attire must not include sheer, mesh, or see-through materials that expose genitals, nipples, or buttocks.
  • Footwear must be worn at all times. 

This policy applies to all individuals, regardless of gender identity or expression, and aligns with community standards and public decency laws. We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining a respectful and welcoming atmosphere for everyone.

 

What items are banned from the festival?
  • Weapons of any kind
  • Tents/shade structures
  • Pepper spray/mace
  • Alcohol
  • Illicit Substances
  • Fireworks & Flares
  • Glass bottles
  • Electric scooters, skateboards and bikes. Mobility devices and aids are fine.
  • Any other items deemed to be unsuitable by event staff

Any person or persons found within the event area in the possession of any of the above items will be removed from the site.

Get Involved

Can I volunteer?

Yep, you sure can! Volunteer applications are open now.

Find out more here.

Can I have a Market or Food Stall at the festival?

Yes, application are open now. 

Find out more here

I have a business and would love to sponsor, how do I get in touch with you?
We’re a LGBTIQA+ Charity / Program, can we have a stall?

Yes, applications are now open. Email Vendors@temb.com.au

I'm a performer and would love to be involved

Please visit this page

Accessibility & Inclusivity

Is there accessible parking?

Yes, there is accessible parking available at Pine Rivers Park.

Find out more about getting to the event here

Will there be flash photography or strobing lights?

Yes, the concert will be using strobing lights and flash photography.

Will there be amplified sound?

Yes, there will be amplified music and sound, particularly around our stages and performance areas.

Is the Festival Precinct accessible?

Most of our precinct is accessible, excluding a few activations. Although most of the festival is on grassy terrain, there are some parts of the venue are on a hill or gravel terrain.

Are there accessible toilets?

Yes, we have accessible toilets available.

Will there be Auslan interpreters?

Auslan interpreting services will be provided during some stage entertainment. Please check our full program for list of shows with these services.

Is the festival wheelchair accessible?

Yes!

All community stalls, support services & activations are accessible with the majority on grass.

The site is mostly flat on grass, however there are a few hills, and the Amphitheatre itself is sloped.

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