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Frequently asked Questions

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What is the WA Day Festival?

The WA Day Festival is a free, family-friendly celebration of everything that makes Western Australia great — our people, places and shared achievements.

In 2026, the WA Day Festival will return to Burswood Park on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November, bringing Western Australians together for a huge weekend of free entertainment, live music, family activities, sport, food and fireworks. While WA Day has traditionally been celebrated on the first Monday in June, the Perth Festival has moved to November. From 2028, the WA Day public holiday is proposed to permanently move to the second Monday in November. The Festival brings together Western Australians from every background and community to celebrate the people, stories and experiences that make our state unique.

Is the WA Day Festival a free event?

Yes! The WA Day Festival is free to attend, with free carnival rides, activities and activations, live entertainment, music and fireworks across the weekend.

You’ll only need to pay for any food, drinks, showbags or merchandise you choose to purchase while you’re there.

Where will I find the giveaway items?

You will find the festival giveaways at each Information Booth. Please refer to the map for exact locations.

Is this event suitable to all ages?

Yes! All of the festivals are family-friendly and suitable for all ages, with plenty of activities for children, young people, and adults to enjoy. Please note that any licensed areas are restricted to patrons aged 18 and over.

How do I get there?

There are plenty of ways to get to the WA Day Festival this year, whether you’re driving, catching the train, walking or riding. Free Festival parking is planned at McCallum Park and Taylor Reserve, with paid parking also available at Crown Perth. If you’re catching public transport, Burswood Station is just a five-minute walk from the Festival, while bike parking will be available within Charles Paterson Park. ACROD parking will be available at Crown Perth’s P3 Car Park and McCallum Park for valid permit holders. Some road closures will be in place around Resort Drive and Camfield Drive, so check the Festival access map before you travel and follow event signage and traffic controllers on the day.

Can I park close to the Festival?

Yes! Free Festival parking is planned at McCallum Park and Taylor Reserve, with access via Taylor Street and McCallum Lane off Canning Highway. Paid parking is also available at Crown Perth.

ACROD parking will be available at Crown Perth’s P3 Car Park and McCallum Park for valid ACROD permit holders.