Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to the venue?
The nearest MRT stations are Clementi (EW23|CR17) and Haw Par Villa (CC25).
There are several bus stops located within a 15-minute walk of the Main Lawn, such as:
Opp West Coast Link (17361)
Opp Waseda S Snr High Sch (17029)
Opp West Coast View (17301)
Is there parking at West Coast Park?
The nearest car park to the Main Lawn is Car Park 3.
Are the programmes ticketed?
Only the workshops and guided walks are ticketed and require registration.
The panel discussions, performances, film screenings, and community booths are free for the public to enjoy!
Accessibility Information
The Community Hall is wheelchair accessible.
Please note that the Main Lawn is grass-covered and may not be suitable for wheelchair users or those using mobility aids. There will not be temporary flooring or paving in place.
Tanah Dan Air features gravel and mat flooring, which may pose difficulties for some mobility devices.
If you have other accessibility needs or questions, please reach out to us via our contact form.
What happens if it rains?
Hari Orang Pulau is a Rain or Shine Event!
All activities at the Main Lawn are held under tentage. Tanah dan Air and the CitySprouts Community Hall are both sheltered. Please bring an umbrella or raincoat in case you need to walk between locations.
Can I bring my pets?
West Coast Park is an open public space, so you are welcome to bring your pets to the park. However, due to space and event constraints, we kindly ask that pets not be brought into designated event areas such as the Main Lawn, Community Hall, and Tanah dan Air. Thank you for your understanding!
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