23, 24, 25 May 2025
Sefton Park, Liverpool
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Sefton Park, Liverpool
It has great transport links, with loads of bus routes and train stations nearby.
Without a doubt, the best way to arrive at Big Weekend is on public transport - it will be the quickest and easiest way to make sure you get to the festival on time and on point. And with the average double-decker taking 75 cars off the road, it’s way better for the planet!
Catching the train helps keep the planet green as trains give off five times less carbon emissions than cars do. Sustaining the environment, whilst avoiding the traffic, sounds like a win-win to us 💚
Merseyrail serves the Liverpool City Region including Northern Line, Wirral Line and City Line.
Liverpool Lime Street station is the main gateway to the city with national rail services connecting to London, Scotland, Lake District, North East, Manchester and other areas of the UK.
The nearest stations to Sefton Park are St Michaels and Mossley Hill
For those travelling from the Wirral Line, connect at Liverpool Central
Use the Merseyrail journey planner to check train times and stations.
Liverpool City Region is serviced by Stagecoach and Arriva. Both Stagecoach and Arriva are available across the region and connecting buses to Sefton Park can be found in Liverpool ONE bus station. Contactless payment is accepted.
National Express, Flix Bus and Megabus operate from Liverpool ONE bus station connecting across the country.
From Liverpool ONE to St Michaels station, Aigburth cycle routes are available and can take anywhere from 13-19 minutes to cycle, depending on the route you take.
Safe cycle storage is available at St Michaels station.
We strongly advise ticketholders against driving to this event and to make use of public transport wherever possible for both ease and sustainability.
There is no parking for ticketholders at the event site and there will be zero tolerance in regards to nuisance parking on the roads surrounding Sefton Park, with enforcement officers on duty throughout. There will be numerous road closures in and around the park with access restricted to residents and businesses only.
Walking directions
Park and Ride from Mount Pleasant Car Park
If you fancy getting your steps in, Sefton Park is around a 45 minute - 1 hour walk from Liverpool Central.
Official road closures around Sefton Park will be announced soon.
Please be considerate of residents and do not park cars or arrange transport on any of the residential streets surrounding the event site.
For information on how to apply for accessible facilities at Radio 1 Big Weekend, please visit the event accessibility information page.
Liverpool is the world’s first UN Accelerator City for Climate Action in music and film. Following years of work by ACT 1.5, an artist-led research and action effort, and climate scientists from the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, Liverpool is going to be the place where the experiments and ideas for how to create change will be tested first.
The world-leading programme is supported by Ecotricity, alongside an incredible group of partners who want to explore new things, see what works and what doesn’t, challenge ideas and be challenged and stage some incredible live shows and brilliant TV and Film productions in the greenest and most sustainable ways possible.
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