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With over 800,000 music lovers and visitors due to descend on Belfast from 2–9 August, make sure to plan ahead and leave some extra time for travel during this time.
Don't drive your car into Belfast city centre - road closures will make it difficult to navigate your way through the city core by car, so leave it behind.
A large part of the city centre will be pedestrianised during Fleadh, but Translink's bus and train services will be operating throughout the event, including routes around the city centre.
A Park & Ride secure facility will be available at the Eikon Exhibition Centre (near Sprucefield / Royal Hillsborough) for those travelling from the south (A1) and west (M1) into the city for the Fleadh.
This site will have free, frequent shuttle buses to bring visitors to and from all the action. They can be booked in advance, or paid on the day (first-come, first-served), and they're open to city centre workers and residents too.
Late-night buses will also run on Sunday 2 August, as well as Thursday 6 through to Sunday 9 August, extending the Fleadh fun into the later evening!
There is also accessible parking at the Eikon Park and Ride site and the shuttle buses all have low floors to accommodate wheelchairs.
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- Activities accessible for visitors with disabilities
- Ramp / Level Access
