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Cape Town - Big Concerts has posted a statement on social networking site Facebook regarding the U2 concert taking place at Cape Town Stadium.
The statement reads as follows:
What you need to know about travelling to Cape Town Stadium for the U2 concert on Friday 18th February 2011:
1. The traffic management plan will replicate the successful plan used during last year's Soccer World Cup.
2. Public Transport is the backbone of this plan, and all fans are urged to use the Park-n-Rail and Park-n-Ride facilities arranged by the organisers and the City of Cape Town. Travelling by car into the city for this show is not recommended.
3. Public Transport on the Park-n-Rail and Park-n-Ride services will be FREE for fans with a U2 Concert ticket.
4. The fan walk will be open, and we're expecting capacity crowds to access the stadium via this route.
5. Concertgoers are encouraged to arrive at the stadium as early as possible in order to limit the pressure on the transport system, bearing in mind that the date of the show is a normal work day (Friday).
6. Pressure is expected after the show, and fans attending the concert are requested to be patient as the stadium precinct clears.
7. Detailed timetables and a full list of road closures will be published closer to the event.
The statement reads as follows:
What you need to know about travelling to Cape Town Stadium for the U2 concert on Friday 18th February 2011:
1. The traffic management plan will replicate the successful plan used during last year's Soccer World Cup.
2. Public Transport is the backbone of this plan, and all fans are urged to use the Park-n-Rail and Park-n-Ride facilities arranged by the organisers and the City of Cape Town. Travelling by car into the city for this show is not recommended.
3. Public Transport on the Park-n-Rail and Park-n-Ride services will be FREE for fans with a U2 Concert ticket.
4. The fan walk will be open, and we're expecting capacity crowds to access the stadium via this route.
5. Concertgoers are encouraged to arrive at the stadium as early as possible in order to limit the pressure on the transport system, bearing in mind that the date of the show is a normal work day (Friday).
6. Pressure is expected after the show, and fans attending the concert are requested to be patient as the stadium precinct clears.
7. Detailed timetables and a full list of road closures will be published closer to the event.
