Pitbull is bringing his Party After Dark Tour to Dublin’s Marlay Park tonight, with thousands of fans set to descend on the south Dublin venue for what’s expected to be one of the biggest concerts of the summer.
Joining Mr Worldwide on the bill is special guest Lil Jon, with the pair promising a night packed with hit after hit.
If you’re lucky enough to be heading along, here’s everything you need to know before you go.
What time do the gates open?
Gates open at 4pm, with the entertainment getting underway from 5pm.
Fans are being reminded that early queuing is not permitted, and anyone arriving before the designated time may be turned away.
The last entry is 9.30pm, with Pitbull expected to take to the stage at around 9pm.
There is no re-entry to the venue, so once you leave, you won’t be allowed back in.
How do I get there?
There are several ways to travel to Marlay Park:
- Bus: Marathon Coaches are operating return concert services.
- Luas: Take the Green Line to Dundrum or Balally, both of which are around a 45-minute walk from the venue.
- Car: Parking is extremely limited and is only available if booked in advance. Drivers should use the College Road entrance via Whitechurch Road and are urged not to park illegally in surrounding residential areas.
There are two entrances to the venue:
- Grange Road for pedestrians.
- College Road for pre-booked parking and event transport.
Who is supporting Pitbull?
Fans can expect plenty of energy before Pitbull even hits the stage, with Lil Jon joining the lineup as the night’s special guest.
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What songs will Pitbull perform?
While the official Dublin setlist hasn’t been confirmed, fans can expect plenty of chart-topping hits based on recent performances, including:
- Don’t Stop the Party
- Hotel Room Service
- International Love
- Rain Over Me
- Timber
- Fireball
- Time of Our Lives
- Give Me Everything
- Feel This Moment
- I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)
…along with plenty more fan favourites.
Are tickets still available?
Yes! A limited number of tickets are still on sale, with prices starting from €93.80.
Concert-goers are advised to download their digital tickets before arriving, as screenshots will not be accepted. It’s also worth making sure your phone is fully charged or bringing a portable charger.
Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. Unaccompanied under-16s will not be admitted.
A Challenge 21 policy will also be in operation for anyone purchasing alcohol or nicotine products, so be sure to bring valid photo ID if needed.
What can’t I bring?
Security checks will be in place and several items are prohibited, including:
- Camping or folding chairs
- Large bags or backpacks (only bags up to A4 size are permitted)
- Glass bottles and cans
- Umbrellas
- Alcohol
- Disposable vapes
- E-scooters and e-bikes
- Flares
- Flag poles and signs larger than A3
- Professional cameras or audio recording equipment
There is no bag storage facility at the venue.
Don’t forget the sunscreen
Finally, with temperatures expected to reach around 25°C in Dublin today, fans are being encouraged to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and dress for the warm weather before dancing the night away with Mr Worldwide.
