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Organisers Bolster Transport and Security as Oasis’s Heaton Park Residency Continues

TfGM has expanded tram services to six-minute intervals to handle demand for Oasis’s remaining Heaton Park shows.

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Overview

  • Oasis’s five-night Heaton Park run moves into its final week with three concerts scheduled for July 16, 19, and 20 following crowds of more than 140,000 over the opening weekend.
  • Front standing ticket holders have been divided into two pit zones of 9,429 and 11,714 capacity, and organisers have issued wristband rules to clarify entry and movement after fan confusion.
  • Transport for Greater Manchester reports over 80,000 tram and shuttle journeys during the first two shows and is operating extra services and dedicated buses from the Northern Quarter to manage heavy passenger flow.
  • Greater Manchester Police have conducted accreditation checks at venue gates, arrested six individuals for attempting entry with fake passes, and organisers have fenced off Gallagher Hill to prevent unauthorised viewing.
  • Security teams face ongoing challenges after at least one fan reportedly gained front standing access by posing as a litter picker, highlighting pressure on event enforcement.