Your guide to #GTM2023!

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#GTM2023 is just around the corner!  

Saturday, 22 April 2023 | 11am – 10:30pm  

We know it’s easy to forget a few things in the excitement, so here’s a hit list to remember before you hit the road on your way to GTM!

Have some last-minute friends? Bring them along!   
FINAL TICKETS HERE: 

BUY TICKETS

Remember… 

+ YOUR TICKET! 
Either print and pack your e-ticket, or make sure it’s loaded on your phone before you enter the lanes. 
- If you can’t find it. DON’T STRESS! Log into your Moshtix Account and resend to yourself! 
- Udder Mayhem: You will need to enter via the Udder Mayhem Lanes 

+ VALID PHOTO ID
Remember, the name and DOB on your ticket MUST match the details on your ID! 
- 18+? You’ll need to bring a current Government issued photo ID: Driver’s Licence, Passport or State Issued Proof of Age Card 
- Under 18? You can bring one of the following as proof you are the ticketholder: ATM Card, School Card, Library Card or Bus Pass or another form of ID that has your full name on it. We do not recommend bringing any original documents, such as your birth certificate. 

+ GTM IS 100% CASHLESS  
GTM is completely cashless and there are no ATM facilities on site, so bring your payment card or phone! You’ll be able to use Visa, Mastercard or Eftpos cards via tap, swipe or insert* (no Diners or Amex). 
*a 1.1% merchant fee applies to all transactions, this fee is charged by our bank. 

+ A JUMPER & GOOD SHOES
GTM can get cold at night, so make sure you bring warm clothes! We have a cloakroom for you to store extra bags. It costs $5 to cloak and $3 to access during the festival. Cloakroom runs until 11pm.  

+ A MEETING POINT 
Make sure you and your friends make a meeting point in case you lose each other, and your phones don’t work! The Help Desk is a good option. 

+ SMILES 
Don’t forget your good attitude, smiling face, positive vibes and of course your best dance moooves. Listen to our Spotify playlist and GET PUMPED!! 

FESTIVAL MAP 
Get familiar with our layout before the festival! Save the image below:

All the best information on how to get to and from Maitland Showgrounds in Maitland can be found on the ‘Getting Here’ section on our website. 

For anyone coming via train from Sydney or Central Coast regions, we recommend alighting at Broadmeadow station and connecting with the GTM shuttles there to get to the event. Click 'BUS' to book tickets + more info:

GETTING HERE INFO

The main drop off/pick up location is at Maitland Train Station. From here you can walk to/from the event site. 
Temporary road closures between 8.00am to Midnight Saturday 22nd April 2023:
+ Anzac Street – from Cracknell Lane to Blomfield Street 
+ Blomfield Street – from Anzac Street to Devonshire Street 
+ Gipps Street – from Blomfield Street to car park area 
+ Smith Street – from Blomfield Street to car park area 
+ Rose Street – from Cross Street to Blomfield Street 
+ Park Street – from Louth Park Road to Elgin Street 
+ Elgin Street – 300m south of Walker Street to Park Street 
+ Evans Street 

There is NO vehicle access within the temporary closure areas. 

Road closures will be managed by traffic controllers to assist with the safe delivery of the event. During the event times, there will be an increased amount of pedestrian and vehicle traffic in the local area, please expect short delays.

 

CAMPING?
Camping in public parks and reserves around Maitland is illegal and you could get fined, so we wouldn't advise it. The good news is there's plenty of local, legal campsites and other great accommodation options in the area. Here are some great spots local to GTM Maitland:
+ Ingenia Holidays Hunter Valley
+ Branxton RV Camp
+ Cranky Rock Wollombi
+ McNamara Park
+ Wine Country Tourist Park Hunter Valley
+ Watagan Headquarters Camping Area
 
Or visit https://www.mymaitland.com.au/accommodation for further local accommodation providers

+ GENERAL INFO / LOST PROPERTY 
If you have a question or have lost or found something head to the Help Desk. Here you’ll find sunscreen, info on lost and found, maps, set times and more!  

+ FOOD & DRINK  
Lots of tasty food stalls from local producers and bars are scattered throughout GTM. Check out the map to see where to pick up a feed and a cold drink! No BYO food permitted. 

+ WATER REFILL STATIONS 
Bring along a sealed or empty water bottle and stay hydrated throughout the day by making the most of our free water refill stations! 

+ FIRST AID TENT  
Open all day, the friendly team are there to help if you are feeling unwell in any way or hurt. 

+ RED FROGS  
An integral part of the GTM Family! Here you will find a safe place to chill out and take a bit of a break. Look after yourself and your friends!  

+ ACCESSIBLE INFO
There is accessible parking available on Evans Street for those with a disabled parking sticker. We have accessible lanes at the entry and an accessible toilet in each toilet area.  Refer to the map for locations. There are viewing platforms available at the outdoor and Moolin Rouge stages. 

+ SIGNING TENT  
Check out the Artist Signing Tent on show day. Best to BYO something to sign or check out the merch tent beforehand and meet the artists!  

+ SAFE SPACE  
Newcastle Pride are hosting our Safe Space and bringing good vibes with performances in The Plot, drag queen photo ops and lots of sparkle. 

+ GRAFFIN THE MOO  
Hyvemynd Collective are a Newcastle based group of artists that create both passive and interactive installations.  Their street art inspired murals have featured at festivals and on the streets in Newcastle and Sydney. At GTM this year you will see their work featured on perimeter fencing and various other locations in the festival as they take over the Graffin the Moo and Paddock Art project. 

 
 

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