Mt Smart Stadium

The Mt Smart Stadium gates will be opening at 5pm, before the concert starts at 6.30pm. Opening acts are Kiwi singer-songwriter Ny Oh, and British indie rock ...

If you bring a flag, it can’t have a pole attached. Make sure you don’t open the sealed bottle before going inside, as you won’t be allowed to take it with you. You can bring in a bag as long as it is no bigger than A4 size. These are about a 10-minute walk from the venue. Parking is available opposite Gate B next to the bag drop. These buses will be running back to the city after the concert until midnight. If you’re driving in, there’s no public parking at the venue (except for those who hold a mobility permit). You can bring a small collapsable umbrella to use before the show, but it can’t be used during the show, so make sure you have a poncho or raincoat. You might be tempted to bring a huge poster in the hopes you’ll catch Harry’s eye, but make sure you follow the rules to avoid your masterpiece being taken off you before you even make it into the venue. You can take a sealed plastic bottle of water of up to 750ml, or an empty bottle which can be filled once inside the venue. Another option from the city centre – and the one Auckland Transport says is the quickest – is to take the train to Ōtāhuhu Station on the Eastern Line, and then take a bus to Penrose Station, which is a 10-minute walk to Mt Smart Stadium. After the concert, if you’re travelling to the city centre or south, you can catch a bus from Penrose Station/Great South Road, and then transfer to a train at Ōtāhuhu Station.

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