FAQS

The 2024 betr Darwin Triple Crown will run from 14 – 16 June.

Approximately 10km from Darwin CBD.

There is a dedicated free bus service from various pick-up points in Darwin to the venue. The full schedule will be announced closer to the event.

There is plenty of free public parking at Hidden Valley.

Most major domestic airlines fly into Darwin from capital cities several times a week. Keep an eye out for airfare sales by visiting airlines' websites.

Darwin is quite compact and easy to get around. Taxis, a shuttle bus and rideshare services are available for the airport, and e-scooters and e-bikes are available in the city. Hidden Valley is a 10-minute drive from the city, and a free bus service runs to the venue during the event.

There are options to suit all budgets. Visit www.tourismtopend.com.au or http://northernterritory.com/plan/accommodation to find the right one for you.

Tickets on sale on now! Click here to secure your spot.

We have a wide range of shared and private hospitality suites, offering a variety of food and drink options with amazing track views. Click here for more information on these packages..

We welcome people of all abilities to the betr Darwin Triple Crown. For any questions regarding accessibility, get in touch with us via our contact page or at major.events@nt.gov.au.

The betr Darwin Supercars is proud to participate this year in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower initiative. The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a simple tool to help people living with disabilities that are not immediately obvious. Wearing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower can discretely indicate to staff that the wearer may need additional help, support or time.

We invite those already participating in the initiative to wear their sunflowers to the match where our staff have completed the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Training. For anyone wanting to join the initiative Sunflower Lanyards and wristbands are available free of charge from the Sunflower booth at Hidden Valley.

Sunflower wearers or their carers can approach staff identified with a Sunflower Supporter badge who have completed the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower training if they need to seek assistance or information.

Yes, pack a picnic! Please note you can bring in a bottle of sealed water only or bring an empty bottle and fill up at one of our refill stations. If you're still hungry, we have a great range of catering options available to suit all tastes.

Shade structures, alcohol, glass, illegal substances, fireworks or flares, laser pointers, weapons or resemblance of weapons (including knives, firearms and blunt offensive objects), projectile items (including balls, frisbees, rackets or similar objects), bicycles, skateboards, political or offensive materials, recording devices (for commercial purposes), animals (other than service dogs) and musical instruments or noise makers including drums, whistles, air horns and loud hailer.

Yes, we are encouraging fans to bring their own chairs. Hidden Valley is a natural amphitheatre with plenty of natural and temporary shade throughout the venue.

Yes, but please note this is a LOUD event, so we recommend you kit them out with some kind of ear protection!

All lost and found at the event will be with the champions at Gate 3. After the event all lost and found items will be handed into the Mitchell Street Police Station.