Moreton Bay PrideFest | General Admission Tickets
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Moreton Bay PrideFest - General Admission

1:00pm 8 June
$25.00+bf
Pine Rivers Park, Strathpine
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Welcome to Moreton Bay’s biggest LGBTIQA+ celebration - Moreton Bay PrideFest.

With a vision to make Moreton Bay a happier, healthier, safer, and more culturally rich and diverse place for the LGBTQIA+ community, on Saturday, 8 June 2023, Pine Rivers Park will come alive with rainbow flags, glitter, and all things fabulous, as bring back the second annual Moreton Bay PrideFest, hosted during World Pride Month

Tickets are limited and we encourage you to purchase them online to secure your place. We can't guarantee they will be available at the gate.

What's Included in General Admission Ticket?

Your general admission ticket includes entry into the festival (gates open at 1.00pm) with access to all the entertainment on the Main Stage, Rollabae Skate Rink, as well as the activations in the One Love Zone including a second community stage, DJ stage, Quiet Zone, activations and LGBTIQA+ support services.

Ticketing FAQS are available here.

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Adult - $25 + bf
Concession - $16.50 + bf

Child (10 - 17 years) - $11 + bf
Children under 10 - Free

Tickets will be available at the gate for an increased price (if not sold out prior).

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Gates open at 1.00pm. Main stage entertainment kicks off at 2pm

This is an all-ages event, however youth and children ticket holders must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Please note, VIP Area is 18+ only.

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We acknowledge the Kabi Kabi, Jinibara and Turrbal people, the traditional custodians of the land on which our celebrations takes place, and we pay our respects to indigenous elders, past, present and emerging.