BIBIONE – Sold out car parks: «For Vasco use public transport». The Vasco marathon in Bibione starts today. After a week of rehearsals at the municipal stadium in via Timavo, the national Vasco is ready for the first event this evening when it will open the gates for the fan clubs. In fact, from 8.30 pm the sound check will begin with the dress rehearsal of “Vasco live”, an exclusive and free event for members of the Blasco fan Club in possession of the 2024-2025 card. It is possible for them to register until 2pm today, June 1st. The first 3,500 fans to enter after the gates open will have access to the gold lawn. Once the sector is filled, the other fans will go to the lawn sector, but for everyone the single entrance will be from Piazza Mercato. Tomorrow, however, the party will begin at 4pm with the opening of the gates, and then at 9pm when the Komandante will grace the mammoth stage.
ROADS AND SERVICES
Pay attention to traffic changes. Since last midnight, a traffic ban has been active in via Timavo (including the two parking areas located outside the roadway on the north side) in the stretch between via Maia and the intersection with via Cormor and via Ledra (except for authorized concert staff , pedestrians at the front and paying public). It is not even possible to transit on Via Sagittario, in the stretch between Via Orsa Maggiore and Via Timavo, and it is not possible to park in Piazza Mercato (except for vehicles holding a parking permit for transit only up to the car park managed by the company in charge and the concert organization staff bus). The three car parks P1 in Piazza Mercato, P2 via Maia and P3 in Bevazzana, indicated on the map on this page, have all already been booked. Hence, in fact, the organization’s invitation to use public transport. “Busforfun”, in collaboration with Atvo, has provided a shuttle bus from the P2 car park in Bevazzana, which can be booked on the busforfun.com website.
Meanwhile, for both today and tomorrow, Atvo services have been increased from the Latisana bus station to Bibione and from Portogruaro. In short, everything is going according to plan, despite the incessant rain the other night which flooded part of the stadium. However, all this did not catch the Civil Protection unprepared and it immediately mobilized to clean up the area.
