You Need To Read This If You’re Planning On Going To Isle Of MTV And Haven’t Registered Yet
Just in case you didn’t realise, Isle of MTV is tomorrow, and there are a few things you need to know if you’re planning on attending the biggest festival the Maltese islands have ever seen. This year’s huge lineup, which features local favourite Emma Muscat and Eurovision representative Christabelle, was accompanied by a change in the ticketing system, and attendees were able to register for an entrance ticket on the official Isle of MTV website.
Registration has now been closed due the full capacity being reached
People will be let in on a first come first served after they’ve registered.
“We have had to close ticket registrations due to high demand, which is a real testament to the success of the franchise and partnership between MTV and the Malta Tourism Authority. We will be live monitoring attendance on the night and should any tickets become available, fans will be able to register and collect them from the Ticket Enquiry Desk located at Biskuttin in Floriana,” said a Viacom representative to Lovin Malta.
The new system is aimed at increasing health and safety in the popular national event
If you registered online, make sure to show up early to ensure you get a place in the event. If you didn’t register yet, don’t worry – just head to the registration tent that will be set up nearby, register, and then get in line to get into the free festival.
“Our health and safety consultants have advised us on the maximum number of fans that can safely be in the square at any one time. This does not match the number of registrations, so we have advised fans that entry will be subject to capacity, which will be live monitored throughout the night. Access will be granted on a first come, first served basis,” the Viacom spokesperson said.
They’ve also rolled out a list of banned items for anyone planning on attending
Here are the special public transport routes for Isle of MTV
During the night of the 27th June, Malta Public Transport will operate the following routes:
S10: Departs from Valletta at 23:00, 23:45 & 00:30 – Raħal Ġdid (Paola) – Isla (Senglea) – Bormla (Cospicua) – Birgu (Vittoriosa) –Xgħajra – Kalkara Xatt
S20: Departs from Valletta every 30 minutes from 23:00 till 00:30 – Pietà – Imsida – Rue D’Argens – Mrabat – San Ġwann – Kappara – Msida
S30: Departs from Valletta every 15 minutes from 23:00 till 01:00 – Imsida – Qroqq Skate Park – Birkirkara (Bypass) – Iklin – Għargħur – Naxxar – Mosta – Buġibba
S40: Departs from Valletta at 23:00, 23:45 & 00:30 – Pietà – Imsida – Birkirkara (valley) – Lija – Mosta – Mġarr – Għajn Tuffieħa
S41: Departs from Valletta every 15 minutes from 23:00 till 00:30 – Pietà – Imsida – Mosta – St. Paul’s Bay – Xemxija – Mellieħa – Ċirkewwa
S50: Departs from Valletta every 15 minutes from 23:00 till 00:30 – Ħamrun – Santa Venera – Fleur De Lys – Attard – Rabat – Imtarfa – Dingli – Rabat Triq N. Saura
S60: Departs from Valletta every 20 minutes from 23:00 till 00:00 and last trip is at 00:30 – Ħamrun – Marsa P&R – Qormi – Żebbuġ – Siġġiewi Centre
S70: Departs from Valletta every 20 minutes from 23:00 till 00:00 and last trip is at 00:30 – Luqa – Kirkop – Safi – Żurrieq – Qrendi –Mqabba
S80: Departs from Valletta every 20 minutes from 23:00 till 00:40 – Marsa P&R – Raħal Ġdid (Paola) – Tarxien – Santa Luċija – Birżebbuġa – Għaxaq – Gudja
S90: Departs from Valletta every 20 minutes from 23:00 till 00:40 – Raħal Ġdid (Paola) – Fgura – Żabbar – Marsaskala
N13: Departs from Valletta (operating according to demand) – Pietà – Imsida – Gżira – Sliema (Ferries) – St. Julian’s – Paceville– Pembroke P&R
The fares will be as follows: €3.00 in cash on-board the bus; €2.50 when paying with a Tallinja card; two journeys when paying with the 12 Single Day Journeys card; and there will be no extra charge when using one of the Explore Cards.
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