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BRISBANE

SATURDAY 20th FEBRAURY 2010

BRISBANE, RNA SHOWGROUNDS

NOTE: Venues and lineup may be subject to change.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Safety and security
• Security
• Emergency evacuation
• First aid
• Can I bring my camera
• Free water stations
• Public transport information
• Disable access

1. SAFETY AND SECURITY AT SOUNDWAVE
   
   
   1. Soundwave is an all ages and licensed event.
   2. You will not be able to purchase or consume alcohol unless you have valid 18+ photo I.D.
   3. We strongly recommend young people from 15 to 18 be accompanied by a responsible adult (18+).
   4. People under 15 MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian or they will not be admitted.
   5. Some of the artists appearing at Soundwave may use lyrics, language or gestures whilst entertaining that some people may find offensive. If such language or behavior concerns you, please do not attend. If you believe such language or behavior is unsuitable for minors, please do not allow them to attend.
   6. Remember to bring ID, your ticket, important phone numbers, sun block, any medication you may need, a hat, charged mobile phone, pen, still camera. If you have any chronic conditions or illness (i.e. asthma, diabetes, epilepsy) be sure to carry information regarding your condition and emergency contact number on you at all times.
   7. Allow enough time to get to and into the show. It can take some time to get through the gates and security checks depending on the time of day so please be patient.
   8. Make sure you dress in accordance with the weather forecast. Wear sensible shoes and clothes and bring a rain coat if need.
   9. Studded belts, Spike collars or any form of accessory may be deemed unsafe. It will be at Security’s discretion whether or not items such as these will be allowed onto the site.
   10. There is guaranteed to be a strong drug detection operation in place (including drug detection dogs) inside and outside the shows and at nearest public transport hubs. Possession and/or consumption of illegal substances will not be tolerated.
   11. Any patron found to be intoxicated on arrival or within the venue will be ejected.
   12. You can bring a small bag or backpack, but remember that it will take longer to get into the show and if you want to check it in it will add more queues to your day.
   13. DO NOT bring the following items as you may be refused entry: No Weapons, Drugs, Alcohol, Glass, Eskies, Fireworks, surfboards, boogie boards, milk or bread crates, furniture, sporting equipment, drinks, No FRUIT or food (see below). No SHARP POINTED studded belts. No pets or animals of any kind.
   14. You are permitted to bring 1 fully sealed bottle of water and a packed lunch (e.g.: sandwiches). However, please do remember that we’re most likely in for a hot day and food can spoil.
   15. Make sure you pace yourself, drink plenty of water, eat some food that will give you some energy and be sure to get rest, when you can, to maximize your enjoyment on the day.

2. SECURITY

   When entering, leaving or in the festival you will be required to abide by any reasonable request or command from the Soundwave security. Remember that they are primarily there to keep the entire festival safe. If you need help or see someone needing help please notify them straight away. Crowd surfing, moshing and circle dancing are dangerous activities and will not be tolerated. Offenders will either be banned from the area or possibly removed from the site.

   Soundwave accepts no violence and any violence will result in immediate removal from the site.

3. EMERGENCY EVACUATION

   Under extreme and unlikely circumstances a building, area or the entire site may be required to be evacuated or cleared. It will be imperative for you to follow all instructions and directions from emergency services, police, fire brigade and / or our security that would be requested of you in such a situation. Remember these people are only there to help so pay attention.

4. FIRST AID

   There will be several FIRST AID stations around the site (look near a stage area) to treat people who are genuinely ill or have injured themselves on the day. Try to minimize your demands on them if it does not relate to real issues as they have a very long and demanding day. Please note that the FIRST AID officers are there to help you so treat them with respect.

5. CAN I BRING MY CAMERA?

   No professional photography equipment is permitted however point and click cameras and mobile phones are fine. No recording devices of any kind will be permitted.

6. FREE WATER STATIONS
   

   There will be water stations located around the site. Maps will be handed out at the front gate which will point these stations out. The locations all have a FREE WATER Sign.

7. PUBLIC TRANSPORT
   

   Located adjacent to the Brisbane CBD, the RNA Showgrounds is bordered by Bowen Bridge Road, O'Connell Terrace, St Paul’s Terrace and Gregory Terrace at Bowen Hills.

   1. Buses

      Many scheduled services arrive and depart from Fortitude Valley, which is only a short walk along St Paul’s Tce to the venue.

   2. Trains

      Brunswick Street Station is only a short walk to the venue along St Paul’s Tce. Exit onto Brunswick Street and turn right, go past The Arena to the top of the lights, turn right. Full and detailed routes and fares for all transport options can be found at www.translink.com.au

   3. Parking

      There is very limited parking available at the venue and we urge you to use public transport where possible. Alexandria St is closed for the duration of the event.

   4. Parent Set Down
      

      A well lit area is provided for parent set down on Gregory Tce. Access is from Bowen Bridge Road end.

8. DISABLED ACCESS INFORMATION

   The RNA Showgrounds has excellent access for wheelchairs and there are very good vantage points around the venue to see the stages. There is a wheel chair set down area for patrons arriving in cars or taxis on Gregory Terrace at Main Entry (look for signs). Disabled toilets will be located around the site.