Pulp, Courteeners and The Prodigy complete Live From Wythenshawe Park this weekend after huge nights from The Cure and Lewis Capaldi last weekend.
Set times are now confirmed for all three remaining shows. The music curfew is 10.30pm. There is no last entry and no re-entry, so organisers advise arriving early.
Friday 28 August – Pulp
Doors 4.30pm.
Seb Lowe 6pm, Self Esteem 7.10pm, Pulp 8.55pm. Sold out.
Saturday 29 August – Courteeners
Doors 3pm.
Girl In The Year Above 3.50pm, Getdown Services 4.50pm, The Coral 5.50pm, The Vaccines 7pm, Courteeners 8.45pm.
Sunday 30 August – The Prodigy
Doors 3pm.
David Rodigan 3.20pm, Yousuke 4.25pm, Scarlxrd 5.35pm, Andy C 6.05pm, Carl Cox 7.10pm, The Prodigy 9pm.
All set times are subject to change.
How to get there from Altrincham
The nearest Metrolink stop is Moor Road, on the airport line. From there it is a 15–20 minute walk down Bideford Drive and through the park to the West Gate.
Trams will be busier than usual between 2pm and 8pm on the way in, and between 10pm and midnight on the way back. There is an enhanced service around the park on show days. Wythenshawe Road and Baguley stops close from 9pm.
If you are being dropped off or picked up by car, taxi or Uber, use Tesco on Altrincham Road, M23 9TJ. It is the official pick-up and drop-off point.
An £8 event travel pass, bought in advance on the Bee Network app, covers any combination of Bee Network bus, tram or shuttle bus on show days.
Shuttle buses
Shuttles run from Manchester city centre and East Didsbury.
From the city centre, buses leave Aytoun Street/Minshull Street, near Piccadilly, every six minutes. The journey is about 35 minutes, with drop-off on Palatine Road opposite Parkway House, then a five-minute walk to the gates.
From East Didsbury, buses leave Parrs Wood, in front of the tenpin bowling alley (stop F), every 15 minutes. The journey is about 15 minutes, with drop-off on Palatine Road near Northenden Health Centre.
Outbound times this weekend:
- 4pm–7.30pm on Friday 28 August
- 2.30pm–7.30pm on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 August
After the shows, buses leave from 10pm on a load-and-go basis from outside Parkway House, via the North Gate. All return buses stop at Parrs Wood before continuing to the city centre.
One-way shuttle tickets can be bought at the pick-up point on the day for £4, or £2 for concessions.
Driving and parking
On-site parking is available through JustPark, but spaces are limited and need booking in advance. There are also Park & Stride sites nearby. Do not park on residential streets around the park.
What you can take in
Bags larger than A4 (21cm x 30cm x 8cm) are banned. So are camping chairs, stools, picnic blankets, umbrellas, food, glass, alcohol, aerosols, dogs, professional cameras and selfie sticks.
You can take a plastic, see-through water bottle under 500ml and refill it on site. Bring a waterproof jacket rather than an umbrella.
Age limits
No children under five. Under-14s must be with an adult. 14 to 17-year-olds can go unaccompanied, except at The Prodigy, where nobody under 14 is allowed and 14 to 17-year-olds must be with an adult.
Valid photo ID is required on entry.
