Sydney will be bustling with people and events during a mega weekend of entertainment, but it may prove a traffic nightmare for motorists. Here is everything you need to know. 9News
Thousands will flick to the triple show extravaganza featuring Harry Styles, the Backstreet Boys and Jay Chou while World Pride continues to light up the CBD with colour.Aussies stranded after Jetstar flight 'cancelled'Sydney Olympic Park is set to be a hub of activity with Harry Styles concerts at Accor Stadium on Friday and Saturday with more than 70,000 attendees each night.
A long line of fans is seen stretching around the streets of Melbourne before Harry Styles' concert last weekend. "Concert-goers should plan to arrive early to avoid the increased demand on public transport and heavy traffic, particularly during the busy Friday evening peak," Transport for NSW Chief Operations Officer Howard Collins said."There are many venues to enjoy in the Sydney Olympic Park precinct before and after each concert.
"Public transport travel to and from the Harry Styles concerts at Accor Stadium and three WorldPride events – the Pride March, Bondi Beach Party and Rainbow Republic – is made even easier with the cost of transport included in event tickets," Collins said."Attendees just need to show their event ticket or Pride March wristband to Transport for NSW staff when boarding services.
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