How the Journey Works

With thousands of electronic music fans expected at Boiler Room Belfast in Ormeau Park on 28th June 2025, getting to the venue smoothly and safely is just as important as the music itself. Irish Concert Travel makes your trip easy with a same-day return bus to Boiler Room Belfast at Ormeau Park, offering direct access from cities and towns across Ireland.

We operate from a wide range of departure points including Cork, Galway, Limerick, Sligo, Athlone, Mullingar, and Portlaoise — all connecting through a comfortable, direct coach service that gets you to the heart of the action without the stress of transfers or navigation. Our team coordinates each route based on real-time traffic conditions and event guidance, ensuring you arrive with plenty of time to catch opening sets and soak in the Boiler Room atmosphere before the crowd fills in.

Why take the coach?

• Hassle-free travel with guaranteed same-night return
• No train changes, no taxi queues, no parking nightmares
• Drop-off at a designated location near the Ormeau Park entrance
• Relax with fellow music lovers en route
• Schedule aligned with event gate opening and closing times

Ormeau Park is located just south of Belfast City Centre and is well-known for its scenic, open layout that transforms into a vibrant festival zone during Belsonic events. However, due to limited street parking, large crowds, and extensive local traffic restrictions, reaching the venue by car can be a major headache. And for those travelling from further afield, public transport typically doesn’t run late enough to accommodate post-concert travel — especially for those catching the full Boiler Room experience late into the evening.

That’s where Irish Concert Travel comes in. Each coach is timed to arrive before gates open, giving you time to check in, grab a drink, and find your spot. After the final track, we allow up to 30 minutes for passengers to return to the bus zone before departing safely for all return routes.

What to Bring:

• Your digital or printed bus e-ticket
• Comfortable footwear for standing and dancing
• A light jacket or hoodie — Belfast nights can get chilly even in summer
• Reusable water bottle and snacks for the ride
• Charged phone, ID, and any essentials in a compact bag

Our fleet includes clean, modern, air-conditioned coaches with experienced drivers and full customer support. Each route includes scheduled breaks for longer journeys to ensure a comfortable experience. And because you’re travelling with other Boiler Room fans, the vibe starts the moment you board — playlists get shared, friendships are made, and the buzz builds all the way to Belfast.

Drop-off points are coordinated with local authorities and event organisers to ensure minimal walking and safe access to the festival entrance. After the event, all coaches leave from the same general area, with team members or signage in place to guide passengers back to their departure point. Just follow the music and look out for the Irish Concert Travel signs.

Book your spot early to guarantee your seat — these services sell out quickly, especially for high-demand electronic events like Boiler Room Belfast.

About Boiler Room

Boiler Room is not just a music platform — it’s a global movement that has redefined how people engage with electronic music culture. Launched in London in 2010, Boiler Room started with a webcam and a few DJs playing underground sets from a warehouse space. What began as a live-stream experiment quickly grew into one of the most important names in club culture. Today, Boiler Room events take place in over 100 cities worldwide, including Tokyo, Berlin, New York, Johannesburg, and now, Belfast.

Known for its minimalist production and up-close feel, the format of Boiler Room is simple but powerful: DJs face the crowd rather than turn their backs, the dancefloor becomes part of the stage, and the focus is on raw, unfiltered music energy. Whether you’re into grime, house, techno, garage, experimental bass, or afrobeat hybrids, Boiler Room delivers curated lineups that bring together top-tier selectors and rising talent.

This special edition at Belsonic, Ormeau Park is set to transform Belfast’s open-air venue into a full-on club experience under the stars. Expect sets that range from deep and hypnotic to high-BPM and heavy-hitting. While the final lineup for the 28th June 2025 event is still under wraps, previous Boiler Room editions in Ireland and the UK have featured heavyweights like Sherelle, Mall Grab, KETTAMA, Peggy Gou, and local breakout acts representing Ireland’s thriving club scene.

What makes Boiler Room events unique is their blend of underground intimacy with global reach. Sets are recorded and broadcast online to millions of viewers, but the crowd remains tightly packed around the DJ booth, creating an energy that’s totally different from standard festival stages. You don’t just watch — you become part of the show.

Trivia & Highlights:

• Boiler Room was launched in 2010 in a London warehouse with just one camera and a DJ setup.
• The first-ever broadcast featured DJ Thristian and Blaise Bellville behind the decks.
• Boiler Room now has over 3 billion views across its online platforms.
• Past collaborators include Aphex Twin, Honey Dijon, Ben UFO, Jamie xx, and Skepta.
• The format has been replicated globally but never quite matched — Boiler Room’s raw aesthetic remains unmatched in authenticity.
• In 2022, Boiler Room launched its own record label, expanding its influence further into music discovery.

For fans attending Boiler Room Belfast at Ormeau Park, it’s a chance to experience this high-energy, dancefloor-led phenomenon in one of Ireland’s most vibrant cities. With a powerful soundsystem, minimal stage barriers, and the chance to feature in the streamed footage, you’ll be front and centre for a truly immersive night.

This isn’t just a festival set — it’s a cultural statement. Boiler Room has always stood for diversity, innovation, and connection. It brings together DJs and fans in a space where the music speaks loudest and the boundaries between artist and audience disappear. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of club culture or discovering Boiler Room for the first time, Belfast is the place to be this summer.

Grab your ticket and book your bus to Boiler Room Belfast at Ormeau Park — this is more than a concert, it’s a dancefloor experience unlike any other.

FAQs – Bus to Boiler Room Belfast at Ormeau Park

What time does the bus to Boiler Room Belfast depart?

Departure times vary by location and are confirmed via email 5–7 days before the event.

Is this a return journey?

Yes, the service includes same-day return after the event ends at Ormeau Park.

Can I buy a coach ticket without a concert ticket?

Yes, but ensure you have a valid event ticket to gain access to Boiler Room Belfast.

Are buses direct to Ormeau Park?

Yes, all coaches use direct routes and designated coach drop zones near the venue.

Are there toilets on the bus?

Some coaches include onboard toilets. Comfort stops are also provided on longer routes.

Can I bring alcohol onboard?

No, alcohol is not permitted on any Irish Concert Travel service.

Is food allowed during the journey?

Yes, light snacks and non-alcoholic drinks are permitted. Please keep the bus clean.

How do I find my bus after the event?

Return pickup is from the same drop-off location. Look for Irish Concert Travel signage and staff.

Are seats assigned?

No, seating is first-come, first-served unless otherwise stated in your confirmation email.

Can I travel alone if I’m under 18?

No, under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.

Is there staff at departure points?

Yes, there will be drivers or representatives present to assist with boarding.

Can I change my pickup point?

Pickup changes may be possible up to 10 days before the event, subject to availability.

Will the bus wait if I’m late after the concert?

Buses wait up to 30 minutes after the event ends. Don’t delay heading back to your coach.

Are pets allowed?

No, only certified assistance animals are permitted onboard.

Can I charge my phone on the bus?

Some coaches may have USB ports, but we advise charging before travel just in case.

How long is the trip from Galway to Belfast?

Approximately 4 hours, including a rest stop.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No, digital tickets are accepted. A printed copy is recommended as a backup.

Can I cancel or refund my ticket?

No, coach tickets are non-refundable as per Irish Concert Travel policy.

Is there parking at pickup locations?

Parking varies by town. Check local information before departure.

When should I arrive at my pickup point?

Please arrive at least 10–15 minutes before your scheduled departure time.