For a festival, site selection is very important. The site will be a focal point of the event and the people who live, work or visit there have to be able to use it in an appropriate way. Without sufficient site selection, the people who visit your site may not be able to get the most out of the experience. When choosing a site for a festival, you will need to consider the following considerations. All of these things can affect your experience at the site.
Factors For Your Festival
First, people tend to be more comfortable in well-known or prominent places. For example, if your festival is taking place near major roads or public buildings, people may have less of a problem getting to your site and will be more likely to attend. Certain kinds of events, such as musical festivals, tend to draw a crowd that is younger than others. In such cases, you might want to choose a place that is easily accessible from the main roads. This is especially important in case you have an outdoor event.
Second, it’s important to select a location where you are likely to attract a lot of visitors. Public transport is a good option, as long as it can be accessed by people coming from all directions. Of course, this will depend on the size and layout of your venue. If it is too small, or you want all your attendees to be able to walk to the venue, then you should consider parking options, such as paying for a spot in a zone that includes parking. You may also be able to arrange for free shuttle services.

Third, you should choose a location that is situated in a convenient place for the majority of your people. If your event takes place in an unfamiliar part of town, it may not be very inviting for many of your guests. On the other hand, if you have a reputation for hosting large public events, you may feel comfortable with a particular location that has few, if any, negative associations with past guests. If people do not find it easy to get to your site, they are not likely to stick around to experience your festivities either.
Finally, you should consider how accessible your chosen site is to local bus services, taxis and other public transportation. In order to make sure that everyone who wants to attend your event can do so easily and swiftly, you should ensure that you are located near a large public transport hub. A number of festivals, including concerts and musical festivals, are held at sites that are often not accessible by public transport. Such venues will almost always have a waiting list for admission, which limits the number of people who can attend. It’s better to put your foot down and guarantee that every attendee will be able to get to your site on time.

Getting The Environment Right
Before choosing a festival location, you should first consider what kind of environment you want to create. If you are planning a musical event, consider an area that receives a lot of traffic for other events. If you are planning a street fair or similar event, consider a location that offers parking, drinking water and convenient places to park. If you are planning a religious service or similar function, choose a site that allows attendees to participate in free prayer sessions, or at least be near enough to a location where they can get some much-needed fresh air and fresh food.