Armed Forces Day is expected to attract huge crowds to Jordanstown on Saturday
Armed Forces Day, set to draw thousands of visitors to Jordanstown Loughshore Park when it takes place this Saturday 22 June. Given the expected influx of people, visitors are recommended to plan their journey in advance to ensure a smooth start to your day.
Temporary free Park and Ride locations will be available at Ulster University Jordanstown, Northern Regional College, Abbey Community College, Abbey Presbyterian Church, Spirit AeroSystems and Nortel Social Club. Free shuttle buses will run between these car parks and Jordanstown Loughshore Park. Both Whiteabbey and Jordanstown Train Stations are a mere ten-minute stroll from Jordanstown Loughshore Park, but free shuttle buses will be running from both stations, as well as Mossley West train station, and between Loughshore Park and Hazelbank Park.
Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor Neil Kelly, said: "With just under a week to go until Armed Forces Day, we're putting the final touches on this popular event. Given the high number of expected visitors, I would urge everyone to use public transport, car share, or take advantage of the Park and Ride services available. I'd also like to ask visitors to please respect local residents and businesses when parking in the area.
"A number of visible measures will be in place on the day, from our Roads Policing teams and to officers patrolling on foot with police dogs, to keep everyone safe and reassured. It's important to know that these teams will all be present to keep you safe and will allow for an enjoyable day of entertainment, stunning air-show displays and live demonstrations.
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