Essential Information
Glasgow Green is a 5-minute walk from the Merchant City, located in the heart of Glasgow City and on the banks of the River Clyde meaning there are plenty of public transport and accommodation options available nearby.
Roads surrounding Glasgow Green will be closed and restricted to local residents only so please don’t bring your car as there is no parking at the festival.
Gates open - 12pm
Last entry - 9.30pm
Bars close -10.30pm
Arena closes - 11pm
VIP Garden is open until midnight
No under 16s are allowed entry into the festival.
A Challenge 25 policy will be in place. You must provide valid, in-date, original photographic ID (no photocopies or expired passports). Entry to the festival is restricted to those 16+ and bar access is restricted to those 18+.Your ID must clearly resemble you and entry will be denied for false or borrowed IDs, which is a criminal offense.
Security checks will be thorough, and if we cannot quickly verify your ID or resemblance, you may experience delays. We work with Police Scotland to ensure a robust process and fake IDs will be confiscated and returned to the issuing organisation.
Accepted IDs:
UK/International Driving Licence (Full/Provisional)
UK/International Passport
PASS card (Young Scot, CitizenCard, My ID Card) with a clear, untampered hologram. If the hologram is damaged, apply for a replacement as it won’t be accepted.
A verification system will be in use to check the validity of all national PASS cards
This follows the national Challenge 25 policy.
Items to bring:
A bag smaller than A4 paper.
The festival is cashless so you will need to bring your bank card or contactless device. All types of contactless cards and devices are accepted by traders, bars and funfair.
Bring an empty soft collapsible water bottle or pouch which is 500ml or smaller so you can refill this at the free water points across the festival throughout the day.
Small travel size sunscreen, portable phone chargers, lip balm and makeup, small cameras, sunglasses, wipes, ear plugs, and hand sanitiser can all be brought into the festival.
If you need to bring medicine, it must be clearly labelled in the original box or container and only be enough for one day. If you use a syringe, please take this to one of our first aid points where you can dispose of this safely.
TRNSMT is a fully cashless site so bars, food and merchandise stalls will only accept contactless or chip and pin.
Avoid Festival FOMO this summer by following our tips and tricks for keeping yourself and others safe, not sorry.
Drink Smart – you didn’t come all this way to miss the best bit
Yes, festivals are about having fun – but drinking too much, too soon, can turn legendary nights into early exits and missing the moments that matter. If you plan to drink, there’s no shame in a wee water break – you didn’t pay to miss your favourite band because you peaked too soon!
If you're under 18, don’t even risk it. Preloading before entry could see you turned away at the gate before your weekend even begins.
Remember:
There’s no shame in a water break – stay hydrated.
Under 18? Leave the booze behind.
The party’s inside. Don’t let preloading keep you out.
Consent Is Everything
Being at a festival doesn’t mean boundaries disappear. If it’s not a clear, enthusiastic yes, then it’s a no. And remember, anyone under the influence cannot consent.
If you or a pal feel unsafe at any time, head to welfare and Ask for Angela – we’ve got you.
Drugs
There’s no safe level of drug use, and mixing drugs – including alcohol and prescription medication – is never a good idea. Leave the mixing to the DJs!
If you have taken drugs and something feels wrong, get help and be honest about what you’ve taken – it could save your life.
Remember:
If you or a friend feel unwell, no matter the reason, go to welfare or ask a steward for help. Zero judgement. Total support. If something goes wrong, we’re here
Keep an eye on your drink and an eye out for your pals. If your drink looks, smells, or tastes off – don’t take the risk
Zero tolerance. Spiking will get you arrested.
Don’t Let Peer Pressure Win
You don't have to say yes to impress, and real mates would never push you to risk your safety.
If something doesn’t feel right – stop. FOMO is a choice, don’t let yours be a bad one. The best times are the ones you remember, not the ones you regret.
Pyro And Flares
Did you know flares can burn at 1600°C? That’s hotter than lava.
Flares, pyro, and smoke canisters can all lead to serious injury or arrest. Don’t risk it. Unless you want to spend the night with the police instead of your pals, of course…
Need Help? Just Ask
Lost your mates? Feeling unwell or overwhelmed? Seen something dodgy? Find a steward, head to welfare, or speak to security. They’re here to help, not judge. Whether it’s something small or something serious, we’ve got your back.
Remember:
Good mates check in, not out. Keep each other safe.
Our stewards are here to help you!
Lost your mates? Feeling unwell or overwhelmed? Seen something dodgy? Find a steward, head to welfare, or speak to security. No matter the reason, they’re here to help, not judge.
We work closely with Police Scotland to keep you safe. TRNSMT supports Project Servator, which is a national policing tactic that aims to reassure the public. It targets criminal activity, including terrorism.
You may see police officers at our festivals, carrying out highly visible and unpredictable Project Servator deployments. Project Servator officers are specially trained to spot the signs that someone may be planning or preparing to commit a crime. They work closely with event staff and will happily talk to you about Project Servator, so feel free to chat to them.
If you see anything that doesn’t feel right, report it immediately to a steward or police officer or call 101. In an emergency, always dial 999.
You can find out more about Project Servator on the Police Scotland website.
Our Welfare Team offers non-judgmental support across the festival site.
Feeling overwhelmed or need a break?
Have you or a friend become intoxicated or anxious
Visit our welfare spaces where you can rest, recover, and get support.
They can also help reunite you with friends or family if you’ve been separated.
Need medical attention?
We offer medical support for anyone requiring it across the festival.
Our first aid points, marked on the festival map, are staffed with experienced first aiders to help with minor injuries, ailments or mental health concerns.
For more serious concerns, our onsite medical centre is run by qualified A&E doctors and nurses.
Ambulances and paramedics are also on standby for emergencies.
Need a calm space to relax?
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, we have wellbeing support for you onsite.
Visit our Wellbeing Area away from the crowd.
Managed by Crew 2000, this safe spot lets you recharge before getting back to the festival. Support is always available if you need it.
Lost? Have a question?
Our friendly volunteers at the Help Points throughout the site are here to help.
Whether it’s to get some water, suncream, directions or to answer any questions about the festival, just drop by and our team will be happy to help.
There is no lost/found property location at the festival.
If you are unfortunate enough to lose a personal item, please note that all property recovered by stewards is passed to Police Scotland and available to collect from the Monday after the festival.
You can call them on 101 to check if your item has been found.
Glasgow Green is a 5-minute walk from the Merchant City, located in the heart of Glasgow City and on the banks of the River Clyde meaning there are plenty of public transport and accommodation options available nearby.
Roads surrounding Glasgow Green will be closed and restricted to local residents only so please don’t bring your car as there is no parking at the festival.
Gates open - 12pm
Last entry - 9.30pm
Bars close -10.30pm
Arena closes - 11pm
VIP Garden is open until midnight
No under 16s are allowed entry into the festival.
A Challenge 25 policy will be in place. You must provide valid, in-date, original photographic ID (no photocopies or expired passports). Entry to the festival is restricted to those 16+ and bar access is restricted to those 18+.Your ID must clearly resemble you and entry will be denied for false or borrowed IDs, which is a criminal offense.
Security checks will be thorough, and if we cannot quickly verify your ID or resemblance, you may experience delays. We work with Police Scotland to ensure a robust process and fake IDs will be confiscated and returned to the issuing organisation.
Accepted IDs:
UK/International Driving Licence (Full/Provisional)
UK/International Passport
PASS card (Young Scot, CitizenCard, My ID Card) with a clear, untampered hologram. If the hologram is damaged, apply for a replacement as it won’t be accepted.
A verification system will be in use to check the validity of all national PASS cards
This follows the national Challenge 25 policy.
Items to bring:
A bag smaller than A4 paper.
The festival is cashless so you will need to bring your bank card or contactless device. All types of contactless cards and devices are accepted by traders, bars and funfair.
Bring an empty soft collapsible water bottle or pouch which is 500ml or smaller so you can refill this at the free water points across the festival throughout the day.
Small travel size sunscreen, portable phone chargers, lip balm and makeup, small cameras, sunglasses, wipes, ear plugs, and hand sanitiser can all be brought into the festival.
If you need to bring medicine, it must be clearly labelled in the original box or container and only be enough for one day. If you use a syringe, please take this to one of our first aid points where you can dispose of this safely.
TRNSMT is a fully cashless site so bars, food and merchandise stalls will only accept contactless or chip and pin.
Avoid Festival FOMO this summer by following our tips and tricks for keeping yourself and others safe, not sorry.
Drink Smart – you didn’t come all this way to miss the best bit
Yes, festivals are about having fun – but drinking too much, too soon, can turn legendary nights into early exits and missing the moments that matter. If you plan to drink, there’s no shame in a wee water break – you didn’t pay to miss your favourite band because you peaked too soon!
If you're under 18, don’t even risk it. Preloading before entry could see you turned away at the gate before your weekend even begins.
Remember:
There’s no shame in a water break – stay hydrated.
Under 18? Leave the booze behind.
The party’s inside. Don’t let preloading keep you out.
Consent Is Everything
Being at a festival doesn’t mean boundaries disappear. If it’s not a clear, enthusiastic yes, then it’s a no. And remember, anyone under the influence cannot consent.
If you or a pal feel unsafe at any time, head to welfare and Ask for Angela – we’ve got you.
Drugs
There’s no safe level of drug use, and mixing drugs – including alcohol and prescription medication – is never a good idea. Leave the mixing to the DJs!
If you have taken drugs and something feels wrong, get help and be honest about what you’ve taken – it could save your life.
Remember:
If you or a friend feel unwell, no matter the reason, go to welfare or ask a steward for help. Zero judgement. Total support. If something goes wrong, we’re here
Keep an eye on your drink and an eye out for your pals. If your drink looks, smells, or tastes off – don’t take the risk
Zero tolerance. Spiking will get you arrested.
Don’t Let Peer Pressure Win
You don't have to say yes to impress, and real mates would never push you to risk your safety.
If something doesn’t feel right – stop. FOMO is a choice, don’t let yours be a bad one. The best times are the ones you remember, not the ones you regret.
Pyro And Flares
Did you know flares can burn at 1600°C? That’s hotter than lava.
Flares, pyro, and smoke canisters can all lead to serious injury or arrest. Don’t risk it. Unless you want to spend the night with the police instead of your pals, of course…
Need Help? Just Ask
Lost your mates? Feeling unwell or overwhelmed? Seen something dodgy? Find a steward, head to welfare, or speak to security. They’re here to help, not judge. Whether it’s something small or something serious, we’ve got your back.
Remember:
Good mates check in, not out. Keep each other safe.
Our stewards are here to help you!
Lost your mates? Feeling unwell or overwhelmed? Seen something dodgy? Find a steward, head to welfare, or speak to security. No matter the reason, they’re here to help, not judge.
We work closely with Police Scotland to keep you safe. TRNSMT supports Project Servator, which is a national policing tactic that aims to reassure the public. It targets criminal activity, including terrorism.
You may see police officers at our festivals, carrying out highly visible and unpredictable Project Servator deployments. Project Servator officers are specially trained to spot the signs that someone may be planning or preparing to commit a crime. They work closely with event staff and will happily talk to you about Project Servator, so feel free to chat to them.
If you see anything that doesn’t feel right, report it immediately to a steward or police officer or call 101. In an emergency, always dial 999.
You can find out more about Project Servator on the Police Scotland website.
Our Welfare Team offers non-judgmental support across the festival site.
Feeling overwhelmed or need a break?
Have you or a friend become intoxicated or anxious
Visit our welfare spaces where you can rest, recover, and get support.
They can also help reunite you with friends or family if you’ve been separated.
Need medical attention?
We offer medical support for anyone requiring it across the festival.
Our first aid points, marked on the festival map, are staffed with experienced first aiders to help with minor injuries, ailments or mental health concerns.
For more serious concerns, our onsite medical centre is run by qualified A&E doctors and nurses.
Ambulances and paramedics are also on standby for emergencies.
Need a calm space to relax?
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, we have wellbeing support for you onsite.
Visit our Wellbeing Area away from the crowd.
Managed by Crew 2000, this safe spot lets you recharge before getting back to the festival. Support is always available if you need it.
Lost? Have a question?
Our friendly volunteers at the Help Points throughout the site are here to help.
Whether it’s to get some water, suncream, directions or to answer any questions about the festival, just drop by and our team will be happy to help.
There is no lost/found property location at the festival.
If you are unfortunate enough to lose a personal item, please note that all property recovered by stewards is passed to Police Scotland and available to collect from the Monday after the festival.
You can call them on 101 to check if your item has been found.
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