Look after yourself and keep an eye on your mates, is the key message from NSW Police and event organisers ahead of the Good Thing Music Festival this Saturday (7 December 2019).
To ensure the safety of revellers, police will be targeting anti-social behaviour in and around the venue, as well as on the public transport network.
The possession or consumption of illegal substances will not be tolerated. Anyone found to be intoxicated on arrival will be refused entry by the Good Things security team and if found intoxicated in the venue, you may be removed.
There will be uniformed and plain-clothes officers on-site using a range of strategies which include drug-detection dogs.
Commander of Eastern Beaches Police Area Command, Superintendent Rohan Cramsie said the safety of festival goers is the number one priority.
“We expect everyone will act in a responsible manner and ensure they’re looking after their friends during the course of the day.
“Our officers hope attendees enjoy the event, but remember that there is no safe way to take illegal drugs.”
For more event information – including what you can/can’t bring – visit www.goodthingsfestival.com.au.
Gates will open from 12pm until 10pm at Centennial Park in Sydney. Ticketholders are reminded that there will be no parking at the event and are encouraged to leave the car at home and catch public transport.
The closest train station is Bondi Junction on the T4 Eastern Suburbs and Illawarra Line.
Visit www.transportnsw.info or call 131 500 for all the latest timetables for Sydney Showground Services and ticketing information for trains, buses and ferries, as well as taxi rank information.
For up-to-the minute traffic information, visit www.livetraffic.com.
