FAQs

We’re returning to Kumeū Showgrounds - 35/993 Waitākere Road, Kumeū 0810. It’s around a 35-minute drive northwest of Auckland CBD, depending on traffic.

Morph happens from Thursday 25 - Sunday 28 March 2027.

Four days to arrive, explore, move, rest, connect and see where the weekend takes you.

The full 2027 programme and daily schedule will be released closer to the festival, once everything is locked in.

We’ll share it through our official channels so you have plenty of time to find your must-sees, while still leaving a little room to wander into something unexpected.

Yes 💧 There will be free drinking water stations across the festival grounds. Please bring a reusable bottle with you and keep yourself hydrated throughout the weekend.

Absolutely. Lots of people come to Morph on their own.

It’s a very open, welcoming environment, and connections tend to happen naturally - in workshops, on the dancefloor, over food, or just hanging out around the festival.

You definitely won’t be the only one arriving solo.

Morph is for all ages.

We welcome people of age to come and experience the festival in whatever way feels comfortable - whether that’s enjoying the music, workshops, food, wellbeing spaces, or simply being part of the atmosphere.

Yes. Morph is family-friendly and children are very welcome.

We’ll also have a dedicated Kids Zone with creative and playful activities for tamariki.

If you become separated from your child, please alert any Morph crew member, volunteer or the Info Tent immediately- they’re trained to help and will assist you right away. We also recommend writing your mobile number on a bandage or wristband on your child’s arm so we can contact you quickly if needed.

We’re committed to making Morph as accessible as possible.

There will be accessible pathways, facilities, and camping options, and we’re continually working to improve access across the site.

If you have specific accessibility needs or questions, please get in touch with us before the festival.

Yes. If you lose something during the festival, head to the Info Tent and our team will help you out. Found items will be taken there throughout the weekend.

Yes- absolutely. We’ll have a professional first aid team onsite at all times. If you need medical assistance, or feel unwell at any point, please go directly to the First Aid area or ask a crew member to guide you there..

Yes, that’s totally fine.

If you’re staying offsite or heading home to sleep, you’re welcome to come and go. Just keep your wristband on- that’s your pass for re-entry throughout the festival.

Morph brings music, art, wellbeing, workshops, culture and community together in one place.

It’s not just about watching a lineup. You can dance, learn, slow down, meet people, try something new, or simply enjoy the space.

There’s no one way to do Morph.

Your safety matters deeply to us.

Morph will have trained staff and volunteers, clear safety protocols, first aid, and dedicated support spaces. If at any point you feel uncomfortable or unsafe, please reach out to a crew member- they’re there to listen, help, and support you.

No, pets aren’t allowed on site.

As much as we love our furry friends, the festival environment isn’t safe or comfortable for them. Please organise care for your pets before arriving so everyone (including the animals) stays safe and happy.

General camping is included with every festival ticket, so you’re welcome to bring your tent and settle in for the weekend.

If you prefer sleeping in a vehicle, we also offer campervan passes. iI you’d like a bit more structure or comfort, we have limited reserved camping options (family, louder areas, and glamping).

Every vehicle entering Morph needs its own vehicle pass. There are three options depending on what you need:

Single Entry Parking - $40

Park in our grass parking area. Once parked, your car stays there until the end of the festival.

Main Gate Come & Go Parking - $80

Park by the main gate with the freedom to leave and return throughout the festival.

Camping Onsite with Vehicle - $80

Bring your car or campervan into the camping grounds and park beside your camping space. Once parked, your vehicle stays there until the end of the festival.

Parking is limited, so we recommend booking your pass early.

All tickets are non-refundable, so please double-check your dates before purchasing.

If you can no longer attend, tickets may be transferred or resold via official channels- more info on this will be shared closer to the event.

Yes. Campervans and motorhomes are welcome.

You’ll need a Camping Onsite with Vehicle pass ($80), which allows you to bring your vehicle into the camping grounds and park beside your camping space.

Once you’re parked, your vehicle needs to stay there until the end of the festival.

There’s no EV charging available at the festival grounds.

The closest charging station is at New World Kumeū, 110 Main Road, just a short drive away. We recommend planning ahead if you’re arriving in an electric vehicle.

It depends on which parking pass you choose.

If you have a Main Gate Come & Go Parking pass ($80), you can leave and return throughout the festival.

If you have Single Entry Parking ($40) or Camping Onsite with Vehicle ($80), your vehicle needs to stay parked until the end of the festival.

So if you know you’ll need your car during the weekend, make sure you choose the Come & Go pass when booking.

Yes, general camping is included with every festival ticket.

No, there are no powered sites available.

All campervans need to be self-sufficient for the duration of the festival.

Yes, plenty. We’ll have toilet facilities across the site so you’re never far from one.

Yes. We offer pre-set bell tents for 2, 3 or 4 people, so you can arrive with your accommodation already sorted.

Glamping includes a 5m x 5m bell tent, proper foam single mattresses, bedding, towels, and one parking space beside your tent.

Additional vehicles will need their own parking pass.

It is still a festival, so we recommend bringing earplugs and an eye mask if you’re sensitive to sound or light.

If you’d like a quieter spot, we offer Reserved Family Camping for $100. These are reserved 8m x 5m spaces located on the quieter side of the festival, away from the music stages and behind the speakers.

We also have Reserved Adult Only Camping for $100, located closer to the music stages for those who don’t mind a bit more sound.

Both options are camping-space reservations only and do not include vehicle access or parking.

There’s something for everyone. You’ll find a range of food options including vegan, vegetarian, meat-based, and other dietary-friendly choices. Vendor details will be shared closer to the festival so you can plan ahead if you have specific needs.

We would love that! Volunteers play a crucial role. Please apply on our website and we’ll get back to you.

You can do that yourself at portal.morphfest.com