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q ROAD CLOSURE q WHERE q TIME q NO PARKING q WHERE q TIME TUESDAY 7 SEPTEMBER SUNDAY 12 SEPTEMBER Parkyn Parade Park Full Closure, No Parking 4am Tues 7th- Parkyn Pde River Esp to Pier 33 1am - 12:30pm Carpark (Opposite Pier 33) 5pm Tues 14th Mooloolaba Esp Venning St to Buderim Ave 1am - 2:30pm WEDNESDAY 8 SEPTEMBER Alexandra Pde to Mooloolaba Rd Multi Storey Carpark, 4am Wed 8th- Buderim Ave Bauhinia Dr 1am - 11:30am The Wharf, River Esp Full Closure, No Parking 5pm Tues 14th Alexandra Pde Pacific Tce to Buderim Ave 1am - 2:30pm FRIDAY 10 SEPTEMBER Alexandra Pde Sixth Ave to Pacific Tce 1am - 2:30pm Full Closure, No Parking 4am Fri 10th - (southbound lanes) Beach Terrace Road and Carpark 7pm Sun 12th 12 SEPTEMBER 2021 Melrose Pde Sixth Ave to Alexandra Pde 1am - 2:30pm SUNDAY 12 SEPTEMBER Alexandra Pde Cotton Tree Pde to Melrose Pd 1am - 2:30pm Parkyn Pde River Esp to The Wharf Carpark 4:30am - 12:30pm Cotton Tree Pde Third Ave to Alexandra Pde 1am - 2:30pm River Esp Hancock St to Mooloolaba Esp 4:30am - 12:30pm q FREE SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE Hancock St River Esp to Brisbane Rd 4:30am - 12:30pm Mountain Creek High School to Athlete Village (River Esplanade) Brisbane Rd Walan St to Mooloolaba Esp 4:30am - 12:30pm Saturday 11 September: 8am – 6pm Sunday 12 September: 4:30am – 8:30am, 12:30pm - 5:30pm Mooloolaba Esp River Esp to Venning St 4:30am - 5pm q PARKING AVAILABLE PUBLIC EVENT NOTICE Mooloolaba Esp Venning St to Buderim Ave 4:30am - 3pm PAID PARKING ALL DAY ParknGo Mooloolaba, Friday & Saturday access via Brisbane Rd CHANGED TRAFFIC CONDITIONS Mooloolaba Esp - Central Carpark Sunday access via Smith St Buderim Ave Sunshine Motorway 4:30am - 11:30am The Wharf Carpark FREE PARKING - 4 HOUR LIMIT Sixth Ave Access via River Esp (southbound lanes) Aerodrome Rd - Melrose Pde 4:30am - 2:15pm Tuesday 7 September - Tuesday 14 September 2021 q LOCAL ACCESS POINTS Alexandra Pde Buderim Ave - Pacific Tce 4:30am - 2:30pm Sunday Access to The Spit (including boat RACE DAY: Sunday 12 September 2021 Parkyn Pde 4:30am - 12:30am ramp) via The Wharf Carpark Alexandra Pde (southbound lanes) Pacific Tce - Parker St 4:30am - 2:30pm Sunday Access to Maroochydore Beach Melrose Pde 6am - 2:15pm Holiday Park Aerodrome Rd (southbound lanes) Parker St - Sixth Ave 4:30am - 2:30pm Sunday Access to Cotton Tree Holiday Cotton Tree Pde 6am - 2pm Park Please read this IMPORTANT information Yandina Coolum roundabout - Sunday Access to Sunshine Motorway outlining these changed traffic conditions and Sunshine Motorway David Low Way 5am - 11:15am Bauhinia Dr 4:30am - 11:30pm and Mooloolaba Rd how residents are able to travel during the event. Sunshine Motorway David Low Way - (southbound) Maroochydore Rd 5am - 11:15am Note: Local access points will be manned by police and/or traffic management. There may be slight delays in accessing. Please allow Please see inside for timetable and detour maps. Sunshine Motorway Maroochydore Rd - extra time in your trip. (southbound) Mooloolaba Rd 5am - 11:15am Council and organisers gratefully appreciate the community’s under- Melrose Pde Sixth Ave - Alexandra Pde 6am - 2:15pm standing and patience regarding changed traffic conditions. Events Alexandra Pde Melrose Pde - Cotton Tree Pde 6am - 2:15pm contribute and deliver significant economic and community benefits for For more information visit the Sunshine Coast and showcase our destination to a wide audience. Cotton Tree Pde Alexandra Pde - Third Ave 6am - 2:15pm ironman.com/im703-sunshine-coast or PH: 1300 761 384 NORTHBOUND TRAFFIC NOOSA HEADS 4 YANDINA CREEK / COOLUM SUNSHINE MOTORWAY Sunshine Mwy CLOSURES IN PLACE SUNDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER andina-Coolum Y R d MAROOCHYDORE TO NOOSA COOLUM MAJOR DELAYS DAVID LOW WAY To -To Bruce - Bruce Hwy Hwy ALTERNATE ROUTE BRUCE HIGHWAY* - Maroochydore- Caloundra To - Airport - Caloundra- Brisbane To - MarchionessAirport *Use Maroochydore Rd to Bruce Hwy for quickest route. - Brisbane - Maroochydore David Low Way David Low Way Low David YANDINA CREEK Beach Rd Sunshine Mwy Delays expected on David Low Way CLOSED after 9:30am. Alternative route recommended. Sunshine Mwy Eumundi-Noosa Rd 3 PACIFIC PARADISE CLOSED y EUMUNDI a David w W PEREGIAN SPRINGS Lo To - Bli Bli - Maroochydore To - Airport Bruce Highway - Mooloolaba - Coolum Sunshine Mwy Sunshine - Noosa YANDINA CREEK / COOLUM David Low Way MUDJIMBA 4 D u p o COTTON TREE 2 r t h e A Pd v e e e David Low Way Low David Tr Sunshine Mwy Sunshine n First Ave First o Yandina-Coolum Rd The tt Espla Co nade Memorial Ave MAROOCHY Fourth Ave SURF CLUB Third Ave Third Beach Pde Alexandra Pde Sixth Ave MARCOOLA Kingsford Smith Pde Fifth Ave Maud St Maud Aerodrome Rd PACIFIC PARADISE 3 ROSEMOUNT Petrie Creek Rd NAMBOUR Highway Bruce llibah Rd d i R dd i h D a COTTON TREE b E li u Diddil d l o 2 F l WOOMBYE a t s R d d R MOOLOOLABA re do 1 hy rooc Ma BUDERIM Mooloolaba Rd NOOSAFOREST HEADS GLEN Sugar Rd MOOLOOLABA 1 Mons Rd Oloway Cr ALEXANDRA HEADLAND Yakola Pde Mayfield St Alexandra Pde Pacific Tce ParknGo Mooloolaba Central Buderim Ave Access via Smith St LEGEND 4:30am - 12:30pm P e Sunshine Mwy t Mooloolaba Esp Traffic Management Point t i gr ACCESS TO AIRPORT ew Roads open, expect delays Mooloolaba Rd S PLEASE USE DAVID LOW t P Roads open WAY AT ALL TIMES Venning St MOOLOOLABA Goo WHEN TRAVELLING TO nawa Walan St r Roads closed (times overleaf) r a SUNSHINE COAST D Parkyn Pde Sunshine Mwy OPEN Northbound to AIRPORT. ALLOW EXTRA r David Low Way at Pacific Paradise (map 3) TIME FOR DELAYS. Brisbane Rd River Esp SOUTHBOUND TRAFFIC SUNSHINE MOTORWAY NOOSA TO MAROOCHYDORE COOLUM TO MAROOCHYDORE CLOSURES IN PLACE SUNDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER David Low Way - 36.9km Approx. 1 hr 30 mins travel time David Low Way - 23.8km Approx. 1 hr 10 mins travel time Bruce Highway - 43.9km Approx. 45 Mins travel time* Bruce Highway - 40.9km Approx. 35 mins Travel time* MAJOR DELAYS DAVID LOW WAY AFTER 9:30AM *Use Eumundi-Noosa Rd to Bruce Hwy for quickest route - ALTERNATE ROUTE BRUCE HIGHWAY.
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