FAQs

What you need to know – all your questions answered in one place!

  • What do I do?

    1) Book now – Online booking for our first New Dawn weekend is open!
    2) Plan your trip – Scroll down and explore all your questions.
    3) Invite – Word of mouth is how we all find out about good stuff, so tell your family and friends.
    4) Come along – Make your way to All Saints Barton in Manchester!

  • What should I expect?

    • Authentically Catholic – New Dawn is all about the renewal of the Catholic Church in England.
    • Family friendly – Our children and youth streams mean there’s something for all the family.
    • Lots to do – Expect a timetable packed with inspiring keynotes, praise and worship and powerful services.

  • How do I get there?

    As well as easy access by car from the M60 motorway, we are also accessible by Metrolink tram, nearby train stations, and the Trafford Centre Bus Station.

    • Car – All Saints Church, Redclyffe Road, Trafford Park, Urmston, Stretford, Manchester, M41 7LG.
    • Parking – There is no parking at All Saints. However, there is minimal street parking on Old Barton Road (north of the church), as well as free parking on B&Q car park opposite All Saints. Parking passes for B&Q will be provided by the registration team upon your arrival.
    • Train – The two main train stations in Manchester are Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Victoria. Both stations have Bus and Metrolink connections to the Trafford Centre which is located 0.5 miles from All Saints.
    • Bus – Buses run from all over the region to the Trafford Centre Bus Station located 0.5 miles from All Saints. For live departures and route information please see: https://tfgm.com/travel-updates/live-departures/bus/the-trafford-centre-bus
    • Metrolink – We are accessible by Metrolink tram via the Trafford Park Line which runs direct from Manchester city centre to the Trafford Centre tram stop located 0.5 miles from All Saints. For more information please see: https://tfgm.com/public-transport/train/network-map
    • Coach – Our nearest coach station is Central Coach Station, Chorlton Street, Manchester, M1 3JF. For further information visit National Express Coaches.
    • Plane – Our nearest airport is Manchester (MAN), just a 15-minute drive from All Saints. Alternatively, the airport has bus, train, and Metrolink connections to the Trafford Centre, again located 0.5 miles from All Saints.
    • Plan Your Journey – To plan your journey by train, bus or Metrolink please use: https://tfgm.com/plan-a-journey
    • Walking and Cycling – We are easily accessible on foot or by bike. Secure cycle parking will be provided onsite. Please bring your own cycle security locks.

  • Where can I stay?

    New Dawn is no longer a camping event but there are several hotels nearby including:

  • Where can I eat?

    We are delighted to have Papa Dutch Café joining us once again, serving hot/cold drinks, soup, sandwiches, pancakes and other snacks. Alternatively, there are ample food options nearby including:

    • The Trafford Centre with over 60 restaurants, cafes and bars
    • Trafford Retail Park (Barton Road, M41 7FN)
    • ASDA (Trafford Park, Barton Dock Road, M41 7ZA)
    • Morrisons (7 Irwell Pl, Eccles, Manchester M30 0FH)

  • Where do I collect my ticket?

    Registration opens at 13:30 on Friday 1st August 2025. Delegates must collect their wristbands from the registration tent to access All Saints (tickets will not be posted out before the event). Please come to the registration tent accessible via the north gate from Redclyffe Road. This is the nearest gate to the famous Barton Swing Bridge. Signage and stewards will be on hand to direct you. The registration tent will be open as follows:

    • Friday 1st August, 13:30 – 16:00 and 17:00 – 19:00
    • Saturday 2nd August, 08:00 – 11:30, 14:00 – 14:30 and 18:00 – 18:30
    • Sunday 3rd August, 08:30 – 09:00

  • What time does it start/finish?

    The programme starts on Friday 1st August 2025 at 14:30 with praise and worship followed by Holy Mass at 15:00. The evening session will then begin with praise and worship at 18:30 followed by the opening address at 19:00 and our first keynote at 19:30. The event finishes at 16:00 on the Sunday.

  • Will there be children’s/youth ministry?

    Yes, we are pleased to offer a full programme for children aged 5-11 and young people aged 12-17. Places are limited so be sure to book your child into the stream when booking online.

  • Will there be a space for babies/toddlers?

    Yes, we are pleased to announce that there will be a babies/toddler’s facility (aged 4 and under), providing a space with toys and activities. Parents/guardians must stay with their children.

  • How much do event tickets cost?

    • Adult (aged 18+)
    – Super Early Bird £30 (available now until 31st March)
    – Early Bird £45 (available from 1st to 30th April)
    – Standard £75 (from 1st May)

    • Child (aged 5 to 17) – £15
    • Under 5’s go free!

  • Are there any other costs?

    To help us cover the costs associated with the processing of your booking, there is a £5 non-refundable administration fee when you make your booking.

  • Can I book just for one day?

    No, day tickets are not available. You can only book for the whole event – even if you plan to attend just for 1 or 2 days.

  • Can I include other delegates when I’m making my booking?

    Yes, when completing the online booking please select additional delegates.

  • Should I book by a certain date?

    Yes, booking’s close at 23:59 on Friday 18th July. Due to event capacity, we strongly encourage you to book early to guarantee your place. Booking early also means you benefit from our super early bird or early bird rates!

  • I need to cancel. Do you do refunds?

    We are sorry that you need to cancel. As per clauses 2.9, 7.3 and 7.4 of our Booking Terms & Conditions, we will only consider refunds in the case of exceptional circumstances.

  • What if I need medical attention?

    A qualified medical first aider will be onsite throughout the event.

  • Do you have facilities for wheelchair users?

    There is a ramp for wheelchair access and whilst we currently do not have a permanent accessible toilet onsite, we will provide a portable accessible toilet. Please see stewards for any help.

    Please note that as per clause 6.1 of our Booking Terms & Conditions, it is our utmost priority to make our events accessible to all. Whilst we cannot guarantee that your needs will be fully met, we will do all we can to meet them.

  • Are pets allowed onsite?

    No, we do not permit pets anywhere onsite. Only Assistance Dogs will be permitted. If you need to bring an Assistance Dog, please contact us on booking@princeofpeace.org.uk

  • What do I do if my child is missing?

    If your child is missing, please alert the Welfare Team as soon as possible. The Welfare Team can be located on the sitemap. Whilst we have a lost child procedure to help search the site and locate your child as quickly and as safely as possible, we ask all parents/guardians to take great care in supervising their children at all times.

  • Can I smoke?

    Yes, there is a designated smoking area onsite. The sitemap detailing the smoking location will be available upon arrival.

  • What items are banned?

    Drugs, knives, guns, explosives, bombs, weapons, generators, pets, drones, low-level portable/ disposable BBQs, laser pens, and electric scooters.

  • Can I sell goods/merchandise for my business?

    We do not permit the selling of any unauthorised goods/merchandise onsite.

  • Can I distribute flyers/promotional material for my cause?

    We do not permit the distribution of flyers/promotional material onsite.

  • I am a priest/deacon/religious and would like to exercise my ministry at New Dawn. Who should I contact?

    If you would like to exercise your ministry at New Dawn, please contact our Liturgist Deacon Chris Wells on chris.wells@princeofpeace.org.uk

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