How to experience Lightscape like a pro

Getting there

Parking 

Parking in Kings Park during events is limited and securing a spot may leave you some distance from both the event and park lighting. Why not travel smart and make your journey stress free!

Park for $5 after 6pm at Elizabeth Quay and catch the free shuttle bus from the Elizabeth Quay Busport, stand E5. This bus travels between Kings Park’s Wadjuk Carpark bus stop and Elizabeth Quay bus station every 15 minutes from 6pm – last bus departs Kings Park at 10pm.

Parking in Kings Park is extremely limited and it is strongly recommended that you consider alternate transport options. If you choose to drive and park, allow plenty of time to get to your time slot as available parking within the park may be some distance from the event and require walking in the dark.

There is nearby, free parking available in West Perth after 6pm, with mostly lit roads and paths. 

Limited parking will be available in Wadjuk Carpark, Jorang and Poolgarla carparks. ACROD parking is available in these carparks with a valid ACROD parking permit.

Bus

• Transperth bus route 935 travels from St Georges Terrace right into the heart of the Park at the Fraser Avenue Precinct, offering free travel from the city.
• The Blue CAT Bus travels between Perth Busport and Kings Park, via Perth Station and Elizabeth Quay Bus Station.
• The Purple CAT Bus travels between Elizabeth Quay Bus Station and QEII Medical Centre and UWA via Kings Park and Thomas Street.

Entrance

Lightscape is located in Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Fraser Ave, Perth WA 6005.

The main entrance to Lightscape is off Lovekin Drive, near the Wadjuk Car Park. 

Accessibility 

How long is the trail?

The trail is approximately 2kms around the WA Botanic Garden.

Are the pathways wheelchair accessible?

The route is designed so that it can be navigated on paths. There are some paths whose gradients are steep and audience members may benefit from assistance. A limited number of wheelchairs will be made available for those who require assistance.

If the weather conditions prohibit the trail from being fully accessible, for those needing mobility devices (wheelchairs, walkers, etc.), consideration will be made on a case-by-case basis to allow for tickets to be transferred to alternate dates.

Visitors using mobility devices may find some sections of the trail challenging, there are opportunities to detour these sections if required.

Is there white strobe lighting?

There will be some lighting sequences that have some flashing lights contained within them; however, there is no strobe lighting.

Is there smoke or haze?

Haze may be used in some areas of the trail.

Do you accept Companion Cards?

Yes, holders of a government issued companion card can access a free ticket for their companion. Proof of eligibility will be required upon entry.

Please book these tickets through the booking process here or by calling Ticketek’s Accessible Line on 1300 665 915.

General FAQs

Is there food and drinks?

How long is the trail?

What happens if it’s raining?

Rain or wind won't stop us from creating magical moments. So, before you go, make sure to check the weather forecast and dress accordingly. If the weather poses any risks, a cancellation decision will be made by 2pm on the day of the event.

To stay in the loop, keep an eye on Kings Parks website and social media pages for all the latest updates.

Can I bring food and drinks?

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable time for everyone, we kindly ask you to refrain from bringing eskies or picnics. But don't worry, we've got you covered! Delicious food trucks will be available on-site both before you enter and along the route. Fraser's Restaurant will also be in full operation.

Please note that this is a fully licensed event, which means we won't be able to allow any BYO alcoholic drinks into the venue.