Mighty Hoopla 2023: How to get to London’s Brockwell Park via tube, train and bus

London’s Brockwell Park will host Mighty Hoopla’s two-day pop festival this weekend. The music event will kick off on Saturday, June 3 and wrap up the following day on Sunday, June 4.

Mighty Hoopla is set to take over south Brixton this weekend as pop lovers descend Brockwell Park for the two-day festival. Music fans will be treated to performances by pop royalty, including former Destiny’s Child singer Kelly Rowland and Murder On The Dancefloor hitmaker Sophie Ellis-Bextor.

The green space’s central location boasts good transport links. Whether you plan to travel by tube, bus or national rail, there is plenty of choice.

For those travelling to the capital for the festival and unsure which route to take, there’s no need to worry. Mighty Hoopla goers can head to the Brockwell Park festival with the help of TFL’s Journey Planner.

Here’s how Mighty Hoopla festival goers can make their way to Brockwell Park for the weekend event.

How to get to Mighty Hoopla via London underground 

Nearest underground station: Brixton - 13-minute walk to Brockwell Park

Underground lines available to the station: Victoria

How to get to Mighty Hoopla there via National Rail 

Nearest train station: Herne Hill - 2-minute walk to Brockwell Park

Available train services to the station: Thameslink and Southeastern

How to get to Mighty Hoopla via bus 

There are several bus stops dotted around the perimeter of the park. A few of the stops and their running services are listed below:

Bus services that stop there: 68, 196, 322, 468, 690, N68.

Bus services that stop there: 3, 68, 196, 201, 322, 468, 690, N3, N68.

Bus services that stop there: 2, 415, 432, N2