Banned Items

Items NOT ALLOWED to be brought inside the event precinct are:

  • Bags larger than an A4 piece of paper – 30cm x 20cm 
  • Illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia 
  • Nitrous oxide canisters 
  • Alcohol brought in from outside of the event 
  • Full or partly full bottles of water, juice, soft drink etc. (empty/sealed/unopened bottles are fine to bring in) 
  • Sealable pouches* (yoghurt, baby food pouches) 
    (* exceptions for families with children under 12 years of age) 
  • Glass of any kind, including perfume bottles & makeup containers 
  • Weapons of any kind 
  • Fireworks, flares, fire twirling paraphernalia (sticks, balls etc) 
  • Laser lights 
  • Milk/bread crates 
  • Chairs (folding, portable, camping) 
  • Inflatable furniture of any kind 
  • Video and audio recording devices, including Go Pros (other than mobile phones) 
  • Professional still cameras (small still cameras ARE allowed) 
  • Selfie sticks & tripods 
  • Drones 
  • Protest paraphernalia and banners 
  • Umbrellas (please use a plastic poncho or a raincoat instead) 
  • Water pistols, toy guns & slingshots 
  • Skateboards, scooters, or rollerblades 
  • Culturally sensitive items and attire 
  • Non-biodegradable glitter 
  • Anything studded (i.e. belts, wristbands etc) 
  • Clothing, jewellery, or accessory displaying the name of any motorcycle-related, gang or similar organisations or any “declared organisation” within the meaning of the Crimes (Criminal Organisation Control) Act 2009 is not permitted 
  • In NSW is it a criminal offence to knowingly display a Nazi symbol in public. The new offence in the Crimes Act 1900 will carry a maximum penalty of 12 months’ imprisonment or a $11,000 fine or both for an individual; or a fine of $55,000 for a corporation. 
  • Strictly no animals (with the exception of service or assistance animals, such as guide dogs) 
  • Any other items considered illegal or dangerous 

Items NOT ALLOWED into the campground area or carpark:   

  • Illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia 
  • Nitrous oxide canisters 
  • Alcohol brought in from outside of the event 
  • Full or partly full bottles of water, juice, soft drink etc. (empty/sealed/unopened bottles are fine to bring in) 
  • Sealable pouches* (yoghurt, baby food pouches) 
    (* exceptions for families with children under 12 years of age) 
  • Glass of any kind, including perfume bottles & makeup containers 
  • Weapons of any kind 
  • Fireworks, flares, fire twirling paraphernalia (sticks, balls etc) 
  • Generators 
  • Campfires are not permitted in the campgrounds 
  • Any containers of liquid fuel (kerosene, petrol, diesel etc) 
  • Laser Lights 
  • No portable cooking devices 
  • No gas lanterns 
  • No butane gas cylinders 
  • No gas bottles (other than those within a purpose-built RV, campervan &/or caravan, and must be certified, fitted and gas bottles must be in date as per manufacturer’s recommendation) 
  • Couches, bean bags or large furniture items 
  • Inflatable furniture of any kind (except air mattresses) 
  • Video and audio recording devices, including Go Pros (other than mobile phones) 
  • Professional still cameras (small still cameras ARE allowed) 
  • Drones 
  • Any candles or naked flames 
  • Protest paraphernalia and banners 
  • Culturally sensitive items and attire 
  • Non-biodegradable glitter 
  • Anything studded (belts, wristbands etc) 
  • Clothing, jewellery, or accessory displaying the name of any motorcycle-related, gang or similar organisations or any “declared organisation” within the meaning of the Crimes (Criminal Organisation Control) Act 2009 is not permitted 
  • In NSW is it a criminal offence to knowingly display a Nazi symbol in public. The new offence in the Crimes Act 1900 will carry a maximum penalty of 12 months’ imprisonment or a $11,000 fine or both for an individual; or a fine of $55,000 for a corporation. 
  • Strictly no animals (with the exception of service or assistance animals, such as guide dogs) 
  • Any other items considered illegal or dangerous