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Shuttle to Ed Sheeran! Concert organisers announce transport logistics for one of the biggest events in Malta
The concert will be held on Wednesday 26th June

Francesca Vella

The world-famous Ed Sheeran will be performing at the Ta’ Qali National Park in less than a week, with the number of attendees expected to exceed 35,000.

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Traffic around the Ta’ Qali area will be restricted, as both private cars and those with Y plates won’t be allowed to enter Ta’ Qali grounds, so anyone making use of these modes of transport will have a 20 minute walk added to their journey.

For this reason, the organisers have announced the availability of an official shuttle service provided by Koptaco. The shuttle will be provided at the following pick-up points:

Paola: Addolorata Cemetery

Floriana: Central Public Library

Pembroke: Luxol Grounds

St Paul's Bay: Café del Mar / Malta National Aquarium

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The departure time from the pick-up points before the event will be at 5:30pm, and the departure from Ta’ Qali after the event will be at 11.45pm. The shuttle will cost €10 for a round trip.

Will you be attending the Ed Sheeran concert at Ta’ Qali?

21st June 2024


Francesca Vella
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Francesca Vella
Francesca has always felt most at home in a cinema or theatre, particularly if musicals are involved. She loves to read, write, and share about her experiences of both the fictional and the real world.

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