There are 7 Great Reasons to Get to Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100 Early. One of them, the early birds get the chance for a free ticket upgrade.
Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100, presented and hosted by the Motsepe Foundation, will be an all-day festival full of surprises this Sunday, 02 December 2018. It’s hard to believe that we are days away from seeing our favourite stars at FNB stadium! If you are among the lucky ones who have earned tickets for the festival here are seven things you need to know:
1. No spoilers…
But a major artist (we’re naming no names) will be opening the show with a never-before-seen collaboration that you seriously won’t want to miss just because you’re stuck in a queue to get your bag searched.
2. There will be road closures
You can find out about all the best ways to get to the FNB stadium here, but it’s always good to leave plenty of time for your journey to make sure you’re not stuck in a traffic jam while your favourite act is singing their heart out — or while world leaders are making incredible commitments towards ending extreme poverty by 2030
3. Security
To make sure we keep you all safe and secure, so you can concentrate on enjoying the show, there will be tight security at the venue. This means bag checks and security searches (find out more here), which do take time. You can beat the queue by being one of the first at the stadium when the gates open at 11 a.m.
4. Surprise ticket upgrades
Yep, you heard us right — those in their seats between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. could receive one of the hundreds of on-the-day ticket upgrades that will be given away. It would mean you’d get some of the best views of the stage in the whole venue!
5. Unique entertainment
Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100 will be so much more than what’s going on on stage. There will also be unique art installations, food, drink, and so much more, from the second the gates open.
6. The festival is breaking all the rules
This is not a normal concert, and Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100 is not going to be following the normal rules.
The beginning of the event will be just as exciting as the end, so make sure you don’t miss a moment.
7. Free travel!
Stay tuned to find out more information on how early birds can get to the festival for free.
Here is more you have to keep in mind:
Gates open at 11 a.m. and there are all sorts of exciting goings-on lined up to keep you entertained during the day.
A reminder that there will be no camping allowed outside the FNB Stadium the night before, but there are loads of treats for the early-arrivals to give you a reason to leave the house in good time.
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