General event information
Where and when is Mordi Fest?
Mordi Fest will be held at Peter Scullin Reserve, Mordialloc:
- Saturday 28 February 2026, 11am to 10pm
- Sunday 1 March 2026, 11am to 7pm
Entry fees
How much is entry to Mordi Fest?
The entry fee is $5 per person or $10 for families.
How do I purchase a ticket to Mordi Fest?
There are no pre-booked tickets for Mordi Fest, simply show up on the day!
Crowds are set to be big, so plan your day and arrive early.
Getting to the event
How do I get to Mordi Fest?
Walking, cycling or using public transport is the best way to get to Mordi Fest!
Peter Scullin Reserve is a short walk from Mordialloc Train Station on the Frankston line. The following buses also travel to Mordialloc: 705, 706, 708, 709, 903. Plan your journey on the PTV website.
Please note: Platform 2 at Mordialloc Station will be closed until mid 2026. Train services will run to and from the city from Platform 1 only.
Parking is very limited in the surrounding streets.
Will there be any road closures in the area?
There will be some temporary road and reserve closures in the Mordialloc area. These include but are not limited to:
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Albert St and McDonald St in Mordialloc: There will be intermittent lane and road closures at times due to the Level Crossing Removal. Local access should be available, however allow extra travel time.
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Bear Street: Mordialloc has been permanently closed at the level crossing.
From Monday 23 February to Tuesday 3 March, the following will be closed or changed:
- Peter Scullin Reserve including the playground will be closed.
- Tour De Café will still be open, but access will be on foot only.
- There will be no access to the public toilets (nearest public toilet is located near Woolworths).
- Hazel Pierce Reserve will be closed.
- Access to the pier and boats will only be accessible by walking around the reserve's perimeter.
- Pier Road car park will be closed.
From Friday 27 February to Monday 2 March:
- Centre Way car park will be closed
There will also be temporary road closures at the conclusion of both days of the festival to allow people to leave the event safely.
What to bring (and what not to bring)
What do I bring?
It is advised to bring a bottle of water and remember to wear a hat, sunscreen and sunglasses.
Free sunscreen will be available at our information booth. Water stations will be available for free water.
What can’t I bring?
- No BYO alcohol or glass.
- No dogs or pets.
- No shade structures, chairs, tables, umbrellas or tents.
- No large-lens cameras, unless pre-arranged with event management.
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs are not permitted at Mordi Fest or at Peter Scullin Reserve at any time. Assistance or support dogs are welcome.
Can I bring my own chairs or shade?
No, chairs and shade are not permitted. There will be plenty of chairs and shade available on site.
Please don't hesitate to speak to one of our friendly team members on the day for assistance.
Food and drinks
Is there food available?
We have a great selection of food and drinks on offer for you.
Please bring a bottle of water and keep it topped up at the free water station on site.
Can I bring my own food?
Yes, you can BYO food, but nothing in glass and strictly no alcohol.
Amusement rides
Will there be amusement rides at the event?
In 2026, the Mordi Fest will be returning to its roots as a celebration of music, food and community. Amusement rides will not be a feature of the 2026 event, however kids are still welcome and will be kept entertained with the ever popular playground at Peter Scullin Reserve, which will also feature a facepainting stand throughout the Festival weekend.
All ages event
What ages are allowed at Mordi Fest?
All ages are welcome at Mordi Fest. It is a family-friendly event.
Lost kids
What is the procedure for lost kids?
There are plenty of Kingston staff and contractors on site and we will help you and the little ones!
If you find a child who is lost: Take the child to the information booth or speak to a Kingston team member.
Lost a child? Head to the information booth and the Kingston team will assist you.
Accessibility
Is the venue accessible?
Peter Scullin Reserve is wheelchair friendly and has accessible footpaths, parking and toilets. If you require any assistance on the day, please speak to our friendly event staff. An event map will be posted on our social media platforms and this web page to help you plan your Mordi Fest visit.
Please note: Parking is very limited in the surrounding streets.
Is the event pram friendly?
Peter Scullin Reserve is pram friendly and includes accessible footpaths.
Sensory tent
There will be a sensory tent located in a quieter area of the festival for those who feel overwhelmed by the music, activities and crowds.
Will the tent be staffed?
Yes, disability support staff from Marriott Support Services will provide assistance as needed.
What items are used in the sensory tent?
The tent features dim lighting, comfortable seating and other tools for individuals needing sensory regulation.
Can I bring my child into the sensory tent?
Yes, but children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver at all times.
Performer and Vendor EOIs
How do I become a Mordi Fest vendor?
Expressions of interest for vendors have now closed, but you can find out more about our vendor application process and sign up to be notified when vendor applications open for future events.
How do I become a performer at Mordi Fest?
Expressions of interest for performers have now closed, but you can find out more information around our performer application process and register your details for future events.