Prepare for significant traffic and parking delays on the evening of LEVEL UP | View in browser
We're excited to see you at LEVEL UP: A Video Game Symphony!
On this evening, Saturday 2 December, the City of Perth is also hosting the Alinta Energy Christmas Pageant on St Georges Terrace, which will result in significant delays in the area.
Road closures and large crowds will cause congestion in the local area, so we ask for you to please plan your journey ahead of time and exercise patience when departing the venue post-concert.
To minimise delays, we highly recommend taking public transport to the venue if possible. Public transport schedules will be in operation, however bus services and routes will be disrupted due to road closures. Plan your journey on the Transperth website.
If you are driving to the venue, please read the information below.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
- CPP Concert Hall and Terrace Road car parks will still be open. Normal parking rates apply.
- Enter the Concert Hall or Terrace Road car park via Governors Ave and aim to arrive by 6pm. Governors Ave will be closed from 7.15pm sharp until 8.15pm.
- Drop off and pick up can occur on Terrace Road at the bottom of the Concert Hall steps, accessible via Governors Ave before 7.15pm, after which it will be closed until 8.15pm.
- ACROD bays and drop off for those who require a lift, is available on the Upper Level 1 of the CPP Concert Hall Car Park.
- No vehicles can enter Perth Concert Hall via St Georges Terrace due to road closures with limited pedestrian access from this side of the venue.
- Victoria Ave and Terrace Road east of Victoria Ave will be closed from 6pm until 10pm.
- Alternative parking is available at CPP Terrace Road, CPP Pier St, CPP Queens Gardens or CPP Convention Centre. Please visit the CPP website. Spaces are subject to availability.
Perth Concert Hall
5 St Georges Tce Perth WA 6000
(08) 9231 9999
Open Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm
info@perthconcerthall.com.au
Perth Concert Hall respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and Elders of the land on which we work, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation. We recognise their continuing culture and connection to land, water and community.