Exciting performances await as glowsticks are banned for safety reasons.
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As the highly anticipated Clubland event approaches this Friday at P&J Live in Aberdeen, attendees are reminded to adjust their accessories for a safe and enjoyable experience. The venue has implemented a strict ban on glowsticks, a staple for many ravers, to ensure the safety and comfort of all guests.
Organizers have made it clear that any glowsticks brought to the event will be confiscated at the entrance.
Exciting lineup of dance acts
This year’s event promises to be a thrilling night with performances from iconic dance acts such as Basshunter and Cascada, who are set to deliver their biggest hits.
Fans can look forward to an electrifying atmosphere as these artists take the stage, making it a night to remember. Doors will open at 6 PM, with the show commencing at 7 PM and concluding by PM, adhering to an 11 PM curfew.
Parking and arrival tips
For those planning to drive, it is advisable to arrive early to secure parking at either the surface car park or the sub-T underground car park. All parking spaces, including accessible options, will be charged at standard tariff rates. Attendees are encouraged to log into their Ticketmaster or AXS app and have their tickets ready upon arrival to streamline the entry process.
What to bring and what to leave behind
In addition to the glowstick ban, attendees should be aware that large bags, backpacks, and umbrellas are also prohibited inside the venue. Food and drink purchased outside will not be allowed, but free water will be available from coolers throughout the arena. Kiosks and bars will be on-site to provide refreshments, snacks, and merchandise for fans to enjoy.
For families attending, it’s important to note that under-14s cannot purchase standing tickets and must be seated with an adult over 18. Under-16s can access the standing area only if accompanied by an adult. With these guidelines in place, the Clubland event aims to provide a fun and safe environment for all attendees.
