G'day Little Queenslanders

FAQs

Please visit your location's event page for more information.

Yes, parking is available, however spaces may be limited during peak times. For more details, please refer to the specific event pages.

Please visit the specific event page for more information.

Entry to all G'day Little Queenslanders events is free. However, food and drinks can be purchased from onsite stalls.

Absolutely! These are all-ages events designed to celebrate our Little Queenslanders. Bring the whole family along for a fun day out. Please note children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Yes, the G'day Little Queenslanders events will have an AUSLAN interpreter for stage proceedings. All events will be held on grass with surrounding pathways.

Should you wish to discuss accessibility requirements further with the event organisers, please email littlequeenslanders@premiers.qld.gov.au.

You must comply with the Conditions of Entry displayed at each entrance point of the G'day Little Queenslanders events. Bags and prams are allowed into the event. No alcohol, scooters, bikes, glass drinkware or pets (with the exception of certified service animals) are permitted.

No, pets are not permitted into the event space. However, certified service animals are welcome.

The event space is designed for you to explore and enjoy, with entertainment, activities, and food and beverage stalls spread across the site. While seating is not provided, we encourage you to bring a picnic blanket and relax on the open grass areas.

Yes, a variety of food and drink vendors will be onsite offering items for purchase. Families are also welcome to bring their own food to the event. Keep in mind there are no facilities to heat food and bottles onsite.

Yes, toilets will be available at each event, including at least one accessible toilet. Please use the closest public bathroom facilities located at the event site. For more information about bathroom facilities, please refer to the relevant council's website.

Each event will feature live entertainment, children's activities, government information stalls and food and drink vendors. For a more detailed program, visit the specific event page for your location.

As this is an outdoor event, we recommend dressing for the weather. Wear comfortable shoes suitable for outdoors and grass areas. Bring a hat, sunscreen and plenty of water to stay hydrated. If it's raining, pack an umbrella, raincoat or poncho to keep dry.

Yes, you're welcome to take photos and videos at the events. Feel free to share them on social media, tagging @qldgov @QueenslandGovernment and use our hashtags #GdayLittleQueenslanders #GLQ2026. However, please be mindful and avoid taking photos or videos of other children without their parents' or guardians' permission.

Certificates are only available for collection at the event. To collect your certificate, please visit the certificate collection desk at your local event. This is also a great chance for a photo opportunity! Additional details will be provided closer to the event date to the details you provided at registration. Don't forget to bring your confirmation email to the event to ensure a smooth collection process.

If you're unable to attend the event and had registered for a certificate, please email littlequeenslanders@premiers.qld.gov.au to arrange for delivery.

Please visit your location's event page for more information.

The event will still go ahead if it's raining, so make sure to bring your umbrella, raincoat or poncho. However, in the case of severe weather, the event may be postponed or cancelled. For the latest updates, please follow our Facebook page.

If your child gets lost, please remain calm and notify the nearest security officer. The officer will check for an identification wristband with a mobile phone number. If a wristband is not present, the officer will walk around to help locate you. If the parent or guardian cannot be found, the security officer will take your child to the registration desk.

You can hand in, or report lost items, at the registration desk. For further assistance, feel free to ask any onsite staff or security officers.

There are no designated quiet zones within the event. However, if you need a break from the noise or activity, we recommend moving to areas further away from the main stage.

The stage program will feature amplified sound, including music and announcements, which will be set at a level suitable for outdoor events. While the sound levels will comply with local noise regulations, they may vary depending on the type of performance or activity. If you have concerns about noise levels, we recommend bringing ear protection, especially for young children or individuals sensitive to loud sounds.

Smoking is not permitted anywhere within the event site.